Cognitive Neuroscientist @ ISNlab | Lifespan Neuroscience | Professor | PI @ the CRC289 Treatment expectation | Cat lover 🐈⬛🐈⬛
Stefanie Brassen
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My wonderful team and I had a great time at this year’s @sfb-trr-289.bsky.social retreat in Meschede! It was inspiring to meet old and new friends, get fresh input, and enjoy the uniquely warm and collaborative atmosphere. Very happy to be part of this 🧠🥾🍷💡
How much do treatment expectations matter in depression? Our new paper underscores the translational value of experimental placebo models for understanding and predicting real-world expectation effects. Part of our work in @sfb-trr-289.bsky.social
Read more: rdcu.be/fiAkd
Why You Should Stop “What If?” Thinking | Psychology Today www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-...
New day, new talks at our CRC retreat! @ploner.bsky.social is starting with a talk about #openscience practices! 😁
How can we be more transparent and reproducible throughout the whole research process? And what lessons has he learned along the way? 🤔
This might be a good moment to reshare our CRC starter pack, where you can follow all of our fantastic expectation researchers at once! 🤩
After all this science, it was time for a hike with some team-building exercises! 💪
Last up is @christianbuchel.bsky.social telling us about all things wrong with our current publishing system and how new models (for example @elife.bsky.social) are trying to break these barriers! 💪
Of course featuring this gem of a video by @glaucomflecken.bsky.social: youtu.be/ukAkG6c_N4M?...
Amazing new work from project A06 led by Eun Jin Shim and @stefaniebrassen.bsky.social! 🤩
This study examined whether positive expectations improve outcomes in depressed patients and whether individual placebo responsiveness predicts treatment success 💊
Read it here: www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Stefanie Brassen
Our CRC retreat in beautiful Meschede this year starts with just the early career researchers 🤩
This morning, after some speed dating to get to know other ECRs from the different projects, we hosted 4 roundtables on science communication, mentoring, funding opportunities and lab rotations.
Last but not least: @helenahartmann.com shared updates from the CRC's #scicomm project 🤩
Stefanie Brassen
Do you sometimes dwell on how your life could have turned out if you had made different decisions? A new study shows the benefits of reducing “What if?” thinking.
Follow all members of the CRC at once using our starter pack! 🤩
go.bsky.app/TgjkCXL
How much do treatment expectations matter in depression? Our new paper underscores the translational value of experimental placebo models for understanding and predicting real-world expectation effects. Part of our work in @sfb-trr-289.bsky.social
Read more: rdcu.be/fiAkd
