Biological research has produced major advances in our understanding of our bodies and,
where systems go wrong, is producing remedies to address these, but it has yet to do the …

It is increasingly recognized that neuroscience has not delivered the revolutionary clinical
possibilities for psychiatry that had been promised. Explanations differ, however: some …

To answer this question, it is important to put it into context, as the answer is not simply a list
of topic areas. Now is arguably the most exciting time to be working in the field of psychiatry …

The opportunity for neuroscience-based approaches to impact clinical psychiatry has never
been greater, yet biological measures have had almost no impact on psychiatric practice …

Over the past 25 years the pace of progress In neuroscience research has been
extraordinary, with advances In both understanding and technology. We might expect that …

Psychiatry faces the most difficult problem in medicine, because its organ of interest, the
brain, is by orders of magnitude the most complex of the body. The human brain is …

Psychiatry is in one of its regular crises. It is a crisis of its diagnostic systems despite–
perhaps because–of the recurrent claims about the extent of diagnosable 'brain disorders'. It …

In 2012, Thomas Insel, 1 director of the National Institute of Mental Health, wrote an essay
entitled The Future of Psychiatry (= Clinical Neuroscience), echoing a familiar trope in our …

The ideal of inexorable scientific progress, characterized by expanding knowledge and
increased sophistication and complexity, is a defining characteristic of the modern self …

TOPIC The concepts and research that underpin our understanding of how the brain is the
organ of the mind. PURPOSE To describe the dynamic nature of nervous system functioning …