Jonathan Repple

📣Highlights in Network Science and Mental Disorders! I’ve been fascinated by the application of network analysis in mental disorder research, particularly in exploring brain connectivity networks and symptom networks.

Are you looking for an exciting, cutting-edge #postdoc position in a project exploring the connection between #connectomics #neuroimaging and #lipidomics #functional_genomics ? Here is a great one shared between my and @JonathanRepple group in Frankfurt and Bonn !

Looking for a 3-year 100% postdoc position at the intersection of mental health, neuroimaging and biological markers? Come join our team: short.sg/j/59191808

An important point that the anti-psych folks like Moncrieff get wrong. There isn’t some straightforward, easy to draw distinction between masking a feeling, being distracted from a feeling, reducing the feeling, gaining more autonomous control and capacity for insight despite

I probably missed a lot. What were your favorite ones?

And finally, @LeaSchumacher20, Elisabeth Schramm, Levente Kriston and others showed in World Psychiatry that person-specific symptom networks strongly improved the accuracy of the prediction of psychotherapy response: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/wp…

📣Highlights in Network Science and Mental Disorders! I’ve been fascinated by the application of network analysis in mental disorder research, particularly in exploring brain connectivity networks and symptom networks.

Great international speakers here in Frankfurt