Alcohol and Brain Connectivity: The Influence of Age of onset
Excited to share our new publication (with H.Steven Scholte, Maik Derksen, Ingo Willuhn, Heidi Lesscher & Janna Cousijn) on…
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The NofA Lab has moved!
As of April 1st, the NofA Lab has officially moved from the Clinical Psychology Team to the Brain &…
Annual writing retreat
In the first week of February, our Clinical Psychology department held its annual writing retreat—a dedicated week focused on…
The NOFA Lab Opens 2025 with a Presentation for Visiting Students from Tulsa
The NOFA Lab has started the year off well! On January 8, Janna and Emese hosted a group of…
New publication alert!
We are excited to share a recent publication by our PhD candidate, Karis Colyer Patel! Her narrative review provides…
Emese Kroon and Lauren Kuhns are now doctors!
In January 2024, Emese Kroon and Lauren Kuhns successfully defended their dissertations at the Agnietenkapel in Amsterdam. Their dissertations,…
Sammie Back publishes an article about laughing gas
Sammie Back completed her bachelor internship with us some time ago. During this period, she delved into literature on…
Visiting PhD Candidate Inês starts in July
In July 2023, PhD candidate Inês Macedo joined the NofA lab for a rotation program of 5 months. Inês…
Why does one become addicted and the other not?
The University of the Netherlands invited Janna Cousijn to tell about our research. In a clear story she explains why one becomes addicted and another not. In her story you hear about the effects of age, about the brain, social pressure and growing up.
Two new PhD’s start in the NofA lab
This spring, two new PhD students started working for the Neuroscience of Addiction lab: Christophe Romein and Nora de…