Fall 2026 · NAIADEL Lab
Welcoming our first research assistants, engineer, and scientists
We're excited to onboard our founding members across research, engineering, and science as NAIADEL gets underway. More to come soon!
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ACNP 2027 · San Diego · NAIADEL Lab
Ging-Jehli selected for an ACNP Outstanding Research Progress award
Dr. Ging-Jehli has been selected by the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ACNP) to receive an award for Outstanding Research Progress, to attend ACNP 2027 in San Diego.
Fall 2026 · NAIADEL Lab
NAIADEL Lab officially launches at University of Arizona
The NAIADEL Lab officially opens in the Department of Psychology at the University of Arizona. More details to follow.
Summer 2026 · NAIADEL Lab
Sustaining Control and Agency Under Threat: Computational Pathways to Persistence and Escape
A new meta-control model and an escape-persistence paradigm for studying how systems sustain control and agency under threat.
Spring · 2026 · Nadja Ging-Jehli
Model-based EEG phenotyping uncovers distinct neurocomputational mechanisms underlying learning impairments across psychopathologies
A model-based EEG study identifying distinct neurocomputational mechanisms that underlie learning impairments.
Spring · 2026 · Nadja Ging-Jehli
From symptom-based heterogeneity to mechanism-based profiling in youth ADHD: the promise of computational psychiatry
Review paper with Daniel S. Pine. Here we cover the different approaches used from computational psychiatry to dissect symptom heterogeneity in complex conditions such as ADHD. We argue that we need dynamic assessments that are optimized for computational models such as our latest Supertask approach.
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