Neurobiology of Schizophrenia and Psychosis Symposium 2025

From December 03, 2025 13:00 until December 03, 2025 17:05
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Join us for the 5th Annual Symposium on state of the art understanding of the neurobiology of Psychosis and Schizophrenia with world leading experts in the field, from The Institute of Mental Health's Centre for Translational Neuroscience.

Registration:

We have made this years symposium free to attend for all.

Register your place here

 

About the event:

Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders are amongst the most pressing mental health enigmas of the current age. Although several advances have been made in recent years, no unifying theory of the neurobiological underpinnings currently exists.

Join us at our 2025 seminar as we bring together leading academics to allow us to understand cutting-edge advances from world class experts in the field. Previous proceedings of the seminars can be found in the Oxford Academic Schizophrenia Bulletin and Comprehensive Psychiatry.

Last years symposium can be viewed here.

 

Programme will be as follows:

  • Welcome and introduction - Dr Musa Sami (Chair)
  • The Mechanisms of Persisting Disability in Schizophrenia - Imprecise Predictive Coding via Corticostriatothalamic-Cortical Loop Dysfunction - Professor Peter Liddle, University of Nottingham
  • Understanding the development of psychotic symptoms in a neurocomputational framework - Dr Albert Powers, Yale University
  • Xanomeline-trospium for schizophrenia: the clinician's experience - Dr Sheharyar Sarwar, Shephard Pratt, Baltimore Campus
  • Circuit-based treatments for psychosis - Professor Donald Goff, Nathan Kline Institute at NYU Grossman School of Medicine
  • Synaptic Density Imaging as a new biomarker for psychosis - Professor Romina Mizrahi, McGill University
  • Panel Discussion - All speakers, plus Prof Peter Liddle and Dr Musa Sami and Joined by Professor Lena Palaniyappan, McGill University

 

This seminar will be of interest to psychiatrists, psychologists, neuroscientists, and researchers in the field reflecting on the path to understand these complex disorders.

International delegates welcome.

*If you are not able to join us live, you will receive a link to watch the recorded session after the meeting.