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TRR265 : Losing and Regaining Control over Drug Intake

Nummer Kürzel Name Standort Principal Investigators
10101 S01 Central recruitment, imaging and biobanking Mannheim
Berlin
Dresden
Derik Hermann
Henrik Walter
Michael Marxen
Marcella Rietschel
10102 S02 Mobile infrastructure for daily life research Karlsruhe
Heidelberg
Mannheim
Ulrich Ebner-Priemer
Jan Stallkamp
Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg
10103 INF Information infrastructure Dresden Wolfgang E. Nagel
Michael Smolka
10104 Z Central Tasks of the Collaborative Research CenterBerlinAndreas Heinz
10111 A01 Longitudinal monitoring of triggers and modifying factors in human addictionPotsdam
Mannheim
Berlin
Michael Rapp
Tobias Banaschewski
Andreas Heinz
10112 A02 Longitudinal monitoring of cognitive control as a modifying factor of drinking behaviorDresdenLorenz Deserno
Michael Smolka
10113 A03 Stress-related predictor profiles for craving and relapse in human addictionMannheim
Heidelberg
Dresden
Falk Kiefer
Jan Stallkamp
Clemens Kirschbaum
10114 A04 Intense characterization of triggers, modifying factors and mechanisms at course transition points in human addictionMannheim
Karlsruhe
Berlin
Heike Tost
Ulrich Ebner-Priemer
Christine Heim
10115 A05 Intensive behavioral monitoring and dynamical state transitions in animal models of addictionMannheimHamid Noori
Rainer Spanagel
10116 A06 AI-based predictive neuro-behavioral modeling of individual trajectories in addictionMannheim Daniel Durstewitz
Georgia Koppe
10117 A07 Deep Learning for identifying subtypes in addiction based on structural MRI dataBerlin Kerstin Ritter
10118 A08 Effekte longitudinaler Sexualhormonveränderungen auf Verlust und Wiedererlangen von Kontrolle über den Alkoholkonsum: Prädiktion, Mechanismen und Behandlungstargets. Berlin Bernd Lenz
10121 B01 Moderators of habitual versus goal-directed decision making in human addictionBerlin
Dresden
Florian Schlagenhauf
Tanja Endrass
10122 B02 Habit formation and its relevance in alcohol addictionMannheimAnita Hansson
Wolfgang Sommer
10123 B03 Cue effects in human addiction: Pavlovian to instrumental transferBerlin
Dresden
Andreas Heinz
Maximilian Pilhatsch
10124 B04 Cue effects and targeted neuromodulation in animal models and human addictionBerlinChristine Winter
Josef Priller
10125 B05 Cognitive control of negative affect and craving for drug and alternative rewards across substance use disordersBerlinHenrik Walter
Georg Winterer
10126 B06 Probing reward function during the addiction cycle by intracranial self-stimulation: the role of monoamines and alternative rewardsMannheimRainer Spanagel
10127 B07 Addiction-related changes in automatic S-R associations and their effects on cognitive controlDresdenChristian Beste
Ann-Kathrin Stock
10128 B08 Aversion discounting in behavioral control in animal models and human addictionMannheimWolfgang Sommer
Georgia Koppe
Peter Kirsch
10129 B09 Computational modelling of impaired control in addictionDresdenMichael Smolka
Stefan Kiebel
10131 C01 Modification of the imbalance between goal-directed and habitual behavior in human addictionMannheimSabine Vollstädt-Klein
Herta Flor
10132 C02 Modification of Pavlovian and instrumental learning in human addictionBerlinNina Romanczuk-Seiferth
Anne Beck
10133 C03 Modification of alternative reward cue reactivity and cognitive control through physical activity in human nicotine use disorderBerlinFelix Bermpohl
Andreas Ströhle
10134 C04 Modification of cue reactivity by neurofeedback and mindfulness-based intervention in human addictionMannheimPeter Kirsch
Falk Kiefer
10135 C05 Towards causal insights into contextual influences on substance use: Incorporating momentary interventions into everyday lifeBerlin
Mannheim
Shuyan Liu
Markus Reichert
10223 B03 2. FP Cue effects in human addiction: Pavlovian to instrumental transferBerlin
Dresden
Andreas Heinz
Maximilian Pilhatsch
Berlin
Mannheim
Shuyan Liu
Markus Reichert

TRR369 : Degeneration of Bone Induced by Inflammation (DIONE)

Nummer Kürzel Name Standort Principal Investigators
12101 Z01 Comprehensive characterization of patients with inflammatory bone disease with serological profiling and imaging Nürnberg
Dresden
Georg Schett
Lorenz C. Hofbauer
Elena Tsourdi
Peter Mirtschink
12102 Z02 Administrative tasks of CRC/TRR369 Nürnberg Aline Bozec
12103 INF Information infrastructure Dresden Ralph Müller-Pfefferkorn
Martina Rauner
12111 A01 Regulatory mechanisms linking chronic gut inflammation and bone loss Nürnberg
Dresden
Mario M. Zaiss
Ben Wielockx
12112 A02 Inflammation-induced intestinal epithelial regulated necrosis as a novel modulator of bone resorption Nürnberg Aline Bozec
Claudia Günther
12113 A03 Consequences of gut-imprinted immune cell trafficking for bone homeostasis Nürnberg
Dresden
Sebastian Zundler
Juliane Salbach-Hirsch
12114 A04 Cross-talk between skin and joints impairs bone homeostasis in psoriatic arthritis Nürnberg
Dresden
Andreas Ramming
Claudia Günther
12115 A05 The role of the transferrin receptor 2 in infection and inflammatory induced bone loss Dresden
Nürnberg
Ulrike Baschant
Carina Scholtysek
12116 A06 Iron metabolism during inflammation- derived bone loss – investigating the impact of iron on synovial fibroblast metabolism and function Dresden Maria G. Ledesma Colunga
Tiago C. Alves
12121 B01 Defining the regulation and role of bone marrow adipocytes during inflammatory bone loss Dresden Martina Rauner
12122 B02 The impact of neutrophils and neutrophil-derived myeloperoxidase on osteoclasts and inflammatory bone loss Nürnberg Ulrike Steffen
12123 B03 Exploring the protective role of eosinophils in bone loss caused by inflammatory arthritis Nürnberg Darja Andreev
12124 B04 Histocytometric and molecular assessment of the inflammatory osteoclastogenic niche in situ Nürnberg Lina Gölz
Stefan Uderhardt
12125 B05 Arginine supplementation as new therapeutic option against inflammatory bone loss Nürnberg Aline Bozec
Ulrike Schleicher
12126 B06 Genetically-driven cell-specific activation of glucocorticoids and GR as a therapeutic tool in inflammatory arthritis Ulm
Dresden
Jan Tuckermann
Ulrike Baschant
12131 C01 Regulation of autoantibody-induced bone inflammation and osteoclastogenesis via the Ctype lectin receptor Mincle Nürnberg Falk Nimmerjahn
12132 C02 Role for the c-type lectin receptor Dectin-1 (Clec7a) in inflammatory periodontal disease Nürnberg Bettina Grötsch
Manuel Weber
12133 C03 Innate immune training-mediated regulation of osteoclasts and inflammatory bone loss Dresden Triantafyllos Chavakis
Lydia Kalafati
12134 C04 Differentiation and fate of osteoclasts during health and disease Dortmund
Nürnberg
Anika Grüneboom
Gerhard Krönke
12135 C05 Defining the role of osteomorphs in inflammatory bone loss Dresden Peter Mirtschink
Lorenz C. Hofbauer
12136 C06 Role of type I interferon in inflammatory bone disease Nürnberg
Dresden
Georg Schett
Min Ae Lee-Kirsch

TRR393 : Trajectories of Affective Disorders

Nummer Kürzel Name Standort Principal Investigators
11101 S01 Mobile infrastructure KIT Ulrich Ebner-Priemer
11102 S02 Longitudinal intermittent sampling Marburg
Dresden
Nina Alexander
Andrea Pfennig
11103 S03 Machine learning development and infrastructure platform Münster
Marburg
Tim Hahn
Hamidreza Jamalabadi
11111 A01 Longitudinal monitoring in affective disorders KIT
Münster
Ulrich Ebner-Priemer
Tim Hahn
11112 A02 Longitudinal trajectories of brain changes as mediators of course of illness Dresden
Münster
Eva Mennigen
Udo Dannlowski
11113 A03 Dissecting the contribution of immune cell activation dependent neuronal connectivity changes to disease trajectories in major depression Münster
Bonn
Michael Ziller
Andreas Forstner
11114 A04 Brain network characterization of symptom changes using intense sampling Münster
Marburg
Katharina Koch
Igor Nenadić
11115 A05 Molecular and immunological characterization of symptom changes and course of illness using intense sampling Münster
Dresden
Judith Alferink
Carmine Pariante
11116 A06 Intense sampling for symptom changes on the trajectory from bipolar high risk to bipolar disorder Dresden Julia Martini
Andrea Pfennig
11121 B01 Emotion perception, emotion regulation variability and flexibility modulate the effect of stressful life events on the course of illness in affective disorders Marburg
Dresden
Andreas Jansen
Stefan Ehrlich
11122 B02 Characterization of life event-triggered inflection signals and emotion regulation in a mouse model Münster
Dresden
Kay Jüngling
Nadine Bernhardt
11123 B03 The mechanistic role of expectation in the development of symptom changes in patients with MDD Marburg Benjamin Straube
Hamidreza Jamalabadi
11124 B04 Identifying inflection signals through continuous long-term monitoring of changes in affect and expectations in genetic rat models for affective disorders Marburg Markus Wöhr
Carsten Culmsee
11125 B05 Social interaction predictors of symptom change in major depression Marburg
Dresden
Nina Alexander
Philipp Kanske
11126 B06 Brain activity correlates of socio-affective communication and cognition under genetic risk modulated through stressful life events Dresden
Marburg
Nadine Bernhardt
Markus Wöhr
11127 B07 Linking cognitive-behavioural rhythms to brain oscillations, cognition and disease trajectories Münster

Dresden
Ida Wessing
Joachim Groß
Philipp Ritter
11128 B08 Impact of chronobiological modulation on sleep/EEG rhythm and immune-metabolic parameters Marburg
Münster
Carsten Culmsee
Kay Juengling
11131 C01 Emotion regulation and depressive course of illness Dresden
Marburg
Katharina Förster
Stefan G. Hofmann
11132 C02 Expectation violation and reward sensitivity in psychological interventions modifying course of illness in acute depression Marburg Winfried Rief
Igor Nenadić
11133 C03 Social interaction-based mental training in major depression Dresden Philipp Kanske
11134 C04 Cortical synaptic strength and behavioural rhythms in bipolar depression Dresden

Münster
Philipp Ritter
Allan Young
Joachim Groß
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