The Biomarker Workshop 2019 is history. High interest of the participants and exciting discussions about biomarkers/neuromarkers/neuroalgorithms as part of the diagnostic process.
Following Talks were part of the workshop:
Andreas Müller: “Biomarkers as a complement to conventional diagnostics: how parts become a whole”.

Michael Fischer: Neuromarkers and non-invasive brain stimulation (NIBS) in psychiatry.

Neuropsychiatrist
Roland Kägi: Intuniv – Experiences and applications within case studies

ADHD Expert
Encouraged discussion during the event and the discussion session:

Conclusion: Interest in the use of biomarkers/neuromarkers in psychiatric-psychological and paediatric practice has increased greatly.

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