Overview
Overview
Our understanding of the neurobiology to subtype aggression and callous unemotional traits is still limited
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Conduct Disorder is the key paediatric and adolescent disorder characterized by severe aggression. Our understanding of the neurobiology to subtype aggression and callous unemotional traits (CU) is limited. MATRICS focuses on the subtyping of aggression and CU – from preclinical research to treatment. To find out more about the project, click here. |
What are behavioral disorders and what are its causes and treatments?
To find out more about clinical aspects of the behavioral disorders addressed by the MATRICS study, such as Disruptive Behavior Disorder, Conduct Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, click here. |
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The MATRICS project video is online! Watch it here or on YouTube!
In an interview conducted at the 30th ECNP Congress in Paris in September 2017, the project's scientific coordinator, Dr. Jeffrey Glennon, explains the medical, societal and scientific need to understand the underlying mechanisms of aggression, and how the MATRICS consortium aims to develop better prevention and intervention strategies as well as novel pharmacotherapy to treat juvenile conduct syndromes and aggressive behaviours more effectively.
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News
Feb 2020 |
The MATRICS project has concluded: Read our FINAL PUBLISHABLE SUMMARY! |
Oct 2018 |
The MATRICS VIDEO is online! |
Jan 2018 |
Follow MATRICS on Twitter! |
Events
Feb 2019 |
6th & Final GA Meeting20 - 22 February 2019 Split, Croatia |
Oct 2018 |
10th SC Meeting01 - 02 October 2018 Nijmegen, The Netherlands |