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We use environmental, genetic, pharmacological and neurodevelopmental animal models of psychopathologies (schizophrenia, alcohol addiction, repetitive disorders) to unravel risk profiles on different levels of neurobiological integration, i.e. behavior, oscillatory activity and electrophysilogical connectivity, neurotransmission and protein expression. We use neuromodulation strategies (mainly invasive and non-invasive brain stimulation) in a mechanistic approach to test on behavior-neurobiology associations and in a therapeutic approach to develop targeted therapeutic and preventive interventions. Our work is integrated in several national and international research consortia (TRR 265, AERIAL, GCBS, KFO247, RD-aDBS, DBS_F20rat) and is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG Project Details of Prof. Dr. Christine Winter) and the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (AERIAL, GCBS).
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Medical specialist in psychiatry and psychotherapy; Head of research division Translation and Neurotechnology, Head of the Centre for Translational Neuromodulation
