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Celebrate our
30th World Congress
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www.cinp.org
www.cinp2016.com
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Contents
Dates to Remember
About Seoul
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27th February 2015 Deadline for submission of symposia
Welcome Address
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July 2015
Final Announcement/Call for poster abstracts
About CINP
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July 2015 Registration Open
CINP Committees and Organisers 2014 - 2016
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Programme Overview
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Scientific Information
First deadline for early registration fee
4th February 2016
Deadline for poster abstract submission
4th February 2016
Deadline for Award application
4th February 2016 Deadline for receiving speaker abstracts
for accepted symposia
5th June 2016 Second deadline for registration fee
3rd July 2016
Opening Ceremony of CINP 2016
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Call for Symposia
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Symposia Submission Checklist
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Want To Know More?
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Gyeongbokgung Palace, Seoul: image courtesy of Korea Tourism Organisation
CINP and Congress President
Prof. Shigeto Yamawaki
Hiroshima, Japan
Host Organisation - CINP Central Office
Glenfinnan Suite, Braeview House
9-11 Braeview Place, East Kilbride
Glasgow, G74 3XH
Scotland, UK
Phone: +44(0)1355 244 930
Fax: +44(0)1355 249 959
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.cinp.org / www.cinp216.com
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ABOUT SEOUL
Seoul is the capital and largest metropolis
of Republic of Korea. The Seoul Capital
Area, which includes the surrounding
Incheon metropolis and Gyeonggi
province, is the world’s second largest
metropolitan area with over 25.6 million
people and home to over half of Republic of
Koreans along with 632,000 international
residents.
Seoul has been the capital of Korea for
more than 600 years, since the Joseon
Dynasty (1392-1910).
Seoul has developed into a bustling
metropolis, acting as the hub for political,
economical, social and cultural matters.
The Han River, which runs through the
centre of the city, divides Seoul into the
culture and history-orientated northern
region, and the business-orientated
southern region. The Seoul metropolitan
area contains four UNESCO World
Heritage Sites: Changdeok Palace,
Hwaseong Fortress, Jongmyo Shrine and
the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty.
Today, Seoul is one of the leading and
rising global cities in the world.
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ABOUT CINP
Globalization has broken down the traditional boundaries separating
individuals and societies, and technological innovation such as internet
and smart phones have provided us with effectiveness, convenience
and affluence. However, these processes are changing the nature
of human interaction and clearly have both negative and positive
results, and it is likely to create both losers and winners. According
to a WHO report, the prevalence rate of mental disorders such as
depression, anxiety and drug abuse has been rapidly increasing both
in developed and developing countries. CINP is the only International
College of Neuropsychopharmacology that has been contributing to
the development of pharmacotherapy for mental disorders for more
than half a century. In the long history of the CINP, the memorable
30th Congress will be held in Seoul, Korea, in July 3rd – 7th 2016, which
is the third time in Asia following the 1990 Kyoto Congress and 2010
Hong Kong Congress.
Seoul is the capital city of Republic of Korea with an official history of
600 years. Seoul has many temples and four major palaces such as
the most famous Gyeongbokgung. The city offers many other cultural
and artistic attractions including the Museum of Art, which features
traditional porcelain, textile and jewellery exhibits. There are also
old tombs and ancient remains such as the Seoul Fortress, located
in the Jongno-gu, Jung-gu and Seongbuk-gu areas of the city. The
Congress Venue, Convention & Exhibition Center (COEX) is located in
the center of the city and easily accessible from Incheon airport which
is convenient for air travellers coming from Europe and America as well
as any point in Asia.
Please put the dates in your diary now and watch for further announcements with regard to
submitting papers and posters or registering to attend. We look forward to welcoming you to the
historical, beautiful and cultural Asian city of Seoul.
The
International
College
of
Neuropsychopharmacology (CINP) is a truly
worldwide organisation established over
50 years ago in Zurich, Switzerland. CINP
hold meetings all over the world with the
aim to promote research and education on
a worldwide basis. These meetings mainly
cover one of the four types below:
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Thematic Meetings
Regional Meetings
Training/Educational Programmes
Biennial World Congress
Any member of CINP is able to submit a
proposal to the Executive Committee via the
CINP Central Office should you wish to hold
a Thematic or Regional Meeting in your area.
The Executive Committee and Councillors
of CINP are nominated by the membership
and serve as an officer of the College for a
minimum of 4 years. These individuals cover
a wide range of disciplines within the field,
from psychiatrists, psychopharmacologists,
basic and clinical researchers to clinical
psychologists. CINP also relies on its many
subcommittees who undertake a variety of
activities for the College.
Membership of the College is available to any
individual to apply for and we offer members
the opportunity to become part of this
knowledgeable group of scientists who work
at an international level. The membership
application is reviewed by a dedicated
committee on a regular basis and applications
can be made online. As a member of CINP
you may have the opportunity to be invited
to one of the smaller meetings or invited to
participate in the running of the College by
sitting on a subcommittee.
The
International
Journal
of
Neuropsychopharmacology (IJNP), with a
steadily increasing impact factor, has become
a sought after publication. Articles are
received and peer-reviewed independently
and published after a rigorous review process.
CINP are pleased to announce that IJNP will
become Open Access with Oxford University
Press from 2015.
For more information about the College
please go to our interactive web site at
www.cinp.com
Sincerely yours,
Professor Shigeto Yamawaki, MD, PhD
President of CINP (2014 – 2016)
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Professor Jun Soo Kwon, MD, PhD
Chair of Local Organizing Committee
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CINP Committees and Organisers 2014 - 2016
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CINP Committees and Organisers 2014 - 2016
Executive
Committee
International
Scientific Programme
Committee (ISPC)
Local Organising
Committee
Asian Programme
Sub-committee
Women Programme
Sub-committee
President
Chair
Chair
Coordinator
Coordinator
Shigeto Yamawaki, Japan
Siegfried Kasper, Austria
Jun Soo Kwon, Seoul
Toshikazu Saito, Japan
Barbara Sahakian, UK
Past President
Co-Chair
Members
Members
Members
Anthony Phillips, Canada
Jun Soo Kwon, Korea
Won-Myong Bahk, Seoul
Yuan-Hwa Chou, Taiwan
Tan Chay Hoon, Singapore
Tadafumi Kato, Japan
Chan-Hyung Kim, Korea
Jun Soo Kwon, Korea
Andi J. Tanra, Indonesia
Yu Xin, China
Elisabeth Binder, Germany
Eri Hashimoto, Japan
Nancy Ip, Hong Kong
Yu Jin Lee, Korea
Bita Moghaddam, USA
Elizabeth Scarr, Australia
Alexandra Sulcova, Czech Republic
Si Tian-Mei, China
Hyun-Sang Cho, Seoul
Vice Presidents
Members
Yeon Ho Joo, Seoul
Pierre Blier, Canada
Elisabeth Binder, Germany
Chan-Hyung Kim, Seoul
Toshikazu Saito, Japan
Pierre Blier, Canada
Jae-Won Kim, Seoul
Helena Calil, Brazil
Yong-Ku Kim, Seoul
President Elect
Yuan-Hwa Chou, Taiwan
Min-Seong Koo, Gangneug
John H. Krystal, USA
Michael Davidson, Israel
Heon-Jeong Lee, Seoul
Brian Dean, Australia
Jun-Young Lee, Seoul
Secretary
Lars Farde, Sweden
Sang-Yeol Lee, Iksan
Young Programme
Sub-committee
Coordinator
Siegfried Kasper, Austria
Maurizio Fava, USA
Seung-Hwan Lee, Ilsan
Pierre Blier, Canada
Alan Frazer, USA
Kyung Joon Min, Seoul
Treasurer
Anthony Grace, USA
Ho-Suk Suh, Seoul
Brian Dean, Australia
Kazutaka Ikeda, Japan
Shitj Kapur, UK
Regional Organising
Committee
Chan-Hyung Kim, Korea
Brian Dean, Australia
Councillors
Francesc Artigas, Spain
Marie-Odile Krebs, France
Hitoshi Hashimoto, Japan
Elisabeth Binder, Germany
Philip J. Cowen, UK
John H. Krystal, USA
Rupert Lanzenberger, Austria
Nancy Y. Ip, Hong Kong
Shigenobu Kanba, Japan
Elias Eriksson, Sweden
Anthony Phillips, Canada
Sim Kang, Singapore
Alan Frazer, USA
Maurizio Popoli, Italy
Shih-Ku, Taiwan
Nancy Ip, Hong Kong
Dan Rujescu, Germany
Phillip Mitchell, Australia
Jun Soo Kwon, Korea
Barbara Sahakian, UK
Rusdi Abd Rashid, Malaysia
Barbara Sahakian, UK
Toshikazu Saito, Japan
Toshikazu Saito, Japan
Elizabeth Scarr, Australia
Shigeto Yamawaki, Japan
Andi J Tanra, Indonesia
Gustavo Turecki, Canada
Pichet Udomratn, Thailand
Yu Xin, China
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Ceclie Bay-Richter, Denmark
Annamaria Cattaneo, UK/Italy
Daniele Cristina de Aguiar, Brazil
Ashish Dhir, India
Yeon Ho Joo, Korea
Christoph Kraus, Austria
Wakako Nakano, Japan
Saddichha Sahoo, Australia
Mei Hong Xiu, China
Gwyneth Zai, Canada
Cheonggyecheon stream, Seoul:
image courtesy of Korea Tourism Organisation
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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
Date
Time
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SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
3rd July 2016
4th July 2016
5th July 2016
6th July 2016
7th July 2016
08.00 - 09.00
Morning Industry Satellite Symposia
09.00 - 10.00
Plenary Lecture
Symposia
10.00 - 12.00
Symposia
Plenary
Lecture &
Closing
12.00 - 14.00
Lunch Industry Satellite Symposia
14.00 - 15.00
Plenary Lecture
15.00 - 17.00
Symposia
17.00 - 18.00
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Opening &
Evening Industry Satellite Symposia
Welcome
Poster Sessions
Plenary Lectures
The ISPC are tasked with selecting leaders
in our field to present Plenary lectures at
the CINP World Congress. These 45 minute
lectures, highlighting cutting edge pre-clinical,
clinical or translational research are presented
by speakers recognised for their exceptional
achievements in our field.
Clinical and Personal Perspectives
Clinical Perspectives typically involve brief
presentations from individual panel members
from a clinical perspective, followed by
the opportunity for lively and informative
discussion. This format provides substantial
audience participation in education and
science and should be highly interactive.
Symposia
Symposia of a 2 hour duration integrate
the latest advances in basic, clinical and
translational
neuropsychopharmacology,
biological psychiatry, drug development
public policy issues relevant to mental health,
mental illness and treatment across the
lifespan.
Free Communications
Authors are invited to submit abstracts on
their latest research findings, which will be
reviewed and the best will be selected and
allocated for free communications structured
by topics.
Educational and Scientific Workshops
Educational and scientific workshops typically
involve brief presentations from individual
panel members, followed by the opportunity
for lively and informative discussion. This
format
provides
substantial
audience
participation and should be highly interactive.
For the 2016 Seoul meeting we will also be
offering educational and scientific workshops
in several Asian languages.
Focus Groups
Specific events on thematic focuses that are
designed to enable younger scientists or
geographic representatives to use network
and develop future ideas on how to improve
neuropsychopharmacology.
Poster Sessions
These sessions offer an effective forum
for the exchange of information and a
means to communicate ideas, research
and programmes. Poster authors will have
the opportunity to present and discuss their
results in these highly interactive sessions in
various fields.
Satellite Symposia
Satellite symposia will be organised and
presented by pharmaceutical companies in
consultation with the International Scientific
Programme Committee. Breakfast, lunch and
evening symposia are scheduled for 60 or 90
minutes.
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CALL FOR SYMPOSIA
Submission of Symposia Proposals
Symposia are chosen on a highly competitive
basis by the International Scientific
Programme Committee from proposals
submitted online via the congress website
www.cinp2016.com
Four speakers including the Chairperson
should represent at least three different
countries and four different institutions. At
least two speakers should be CINP members.
Symposium proposals that include women or
younger speakers are greatly encouraged.
The Chairperson is required to submit a
500 word abstract which describes the
symposium and the role of each speaker
and a 100 word learning objective for the
symposia. The Chair should also provide
a recent reference for each speaker and
confirmation in writing that they are willing to
present during the 30th CINP World Congress
of Neuropsychopharmacology in Seoul under
the conditions stipulated. For each speaker
the title of their presentation should be listed
in the proposal.
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TOPICS
An allowance for travel expenses, hotel and
registration will be provided to accepted
symposium speakers and the Chair.
Chairpersons can submit no more than
two symposia and speakers can agree to
participate in no more than two proposals. All
proposals will be reviewed by the International
Scientific Programme Committee and
notifications will be sent to all symposia
submitters in July 2015.
Submission for Workshops, Free
Communications and Poster Abstracts
The call for Workshops, free communications
and poster abstracts will be included
in the 3rd Announcement which will be
published in July 2015. Submission will
be made online via the congress website
www.cinp2016.com from July 2015.
The CINP International Scientific Programme
Committee welcomes the proposal of
symposia that link the latest, and groundbreaking, preclinical developments with the
clinical research on a given topic. Through
Research
the free and open exchange of ideas, CINP
supports a strong focus on new approaches
to the development and assessment of CNS
pharmaceuticals by researchers working in
both academia and industry.
By disorder
By drug and methodology
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Clinical
A
Addictive Disorders
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Antidepressants
II
Preclinical
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Anxiety Disorders
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Animal Models
III
Translational
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Attention Deficit Disorders
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Antipsychotics
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Others
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Bipolar Disorders
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Anxiolytics
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Childhood & Adolescent Disorders
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Brain Stimulation
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Dementia
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Ethics of Psychopharmacology
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Depression
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Genetics
H
Eating Disorders
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History of Psychopharmacology
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Epilepsy
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Hypnotics
J
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders
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Imaging
K
Pain
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Molecular Neurobiology/ Pharmacology
L
Panic Disorders
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Mood Stabilizers
M
Personality Disorders
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Neuropathology/Post Mortem Studies
N
Post Traumatic Stress Disorders
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Neurophysiology
O
Premenstrual Syndrome
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Oriental Medicine
P
Schizophrenia
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Pharmacoeconomics
Q
Sexual Disorders
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Pharmacogenetics/ kinetics
R
Sleep Disorders
18
Psychoneuroimmunology
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Suicide
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Transcultural Psychopharmacology
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Others
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Others
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CALL FOR SYMPOSIA
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
Symposia Submission Checklist
There are a number of ways which you
can keep up-to-date with all 2016 Seoul
announcements and general CINP news
from the CINP Central Office and Executive
Committee.
Please ensure that the symposium meets the criteria as stated and all required information is
ready before a submission is made.
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Symposia proposals are to be in English, the official language of the 30th
CINP World Congress.
Each symposium consists of 4 speakers. They should include at least 2
CINP members, represent 3 different countries and 4 different institutions.
A 500 word abstract describing the symposium and role of each speaker is to be uploaded by the Chairperson.
A 100 word learning objective of the symposium.
For each speaker the following information will be required:
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A written commitment to lecture at the congress.
At least one recent scientific reference.
Full affiliation details and e-mail address.
Website
Full information on the entire 2016 Seoul
World Congress is available on the congress
website www.cinp2016.com or the general
CINP website www.cinp.com
e-Newsletter
Sign up to our regular e-newsletter through
the congress or CINP website.
CINP app
The free CINP app is available to download
in the Apple Store or Android Market by
searching for “CINP”. This app will allow you
to not only create a personalised timetable
for the congress, but also network with other
registered participants and speakers at the
2016 Seoul meeting.
Social Media
CINP is also available on various social media
platform so please
either “like” us on Facebook or
“follow” @theCINP on Twitter.
The deadline for submission of symposia proposals is close of business UK time (GMT) on Friday
27th February 2015.
Any questions regarding the submission of symposia can be directed to the congress and
exhibition office:
CINP Central Office
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: +44(0)1355 244 930
Full instructions for online submission of symposia can be found on the congress website
www.cinp2016.com or the CINP website www.cinp.org
Changing of the guard ceremony at Gyeongbokgung Palace, Seoul:
image courtesy of Korea Tourism Organisation
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