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Germany - Frankfurt am Main

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  • Andreas Reif

    RESEARCH GROUP LEADER

    Andreas Reif is a German Psychiatrist, who received his training at the University Hospital Würzburg, where he also did his residency and later on became Vice Chair. In 2014, he took over the position of Chair of the Department of Psychiatry, Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy at the University Medical Center Frankfurt, where he is also full professor. Andreas Reif’s clinical and research interests include affective disorders (TRD, bipolar disorder, suicidality) and adult ADHD; his research is translational in nature and revolves around the ideas of precision psychiatry, i.e. identifying the best therapy at the exact time for a given individual patient. He has published more than 650 original papers and reviews, also in the most prestigious journals such a the New England Journal of Medicine, Lancet and Science, and has an h² index of 97. He is an internationally renowned speaker and active in several learned societies, especially the German Psychiatric Association (DGPPN), where he is an executive board member, as well as ECNP, where he is president elect. Also, he is involved in several clinical guidelines and outreach programs.

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  • Oliver Grimm, MSc

    senior psychiatrist

    I am a senior psychiatrist with a MSc in medical computer science. I like to combine clinical work, cutting-edge research and training for early career scientists and clinicians.

    Research:

    - I study how the brain works in mental health conditions using advanced brain imaging techniques.
    - I run a clinic for adults with ADHD and other mental health issues.
    - I research how the brain's reward system, mood, and impulsivity are affected in various conditions.
    - I look at how physical fitness relates to mental health and brain function.
    - I use artificial intelligence to analyze language patterns in mental health.

    My Research Methods:

    - Brain imaging (MRI scans)
    - Measuring physical characteristics and daily experiences
    - Analyzing language patterns with computer programs
    - Using specific medications to study brain responses

    Opportunities for Students:

    If you're an international student interested in neuroscience, psychology, or medicine, I welcome you to get involved! We offer:

    - Internships
    - Lab visits
    - Master's thesis projects
    - PhD positions

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