The second semester of the academic year 2016/17 has begun: on 8 February eleven newly arrived fellows were introduced to each other and to the institute. Claudi Bockting, Professor of Clinical Psychology, held a talk on the topic that she and her theme-group members will explore: 'patient-proof' empirical models and more effective interventions in mental health.
Fellows during the opening on 8 February 2017.
Second Semester Fellows
Marisa Anne Bass
Yale University
History of Art
February – June 2017
Karin Bijsterveld
Maastricht University
Science & Technology Studies
February – June 2017
Doris van Halem
Delft University of Technology
Water Management
February – June 2017
Urok Shirhan
Art
February – June 2017
Sherill Tippins
Non-Fiction/Cultural History
February – June 2017
NIAS Theme Group: My Optimism Wears Heavy Boots: so much research, so few implications, towards ‘patient-proof’ empirical models and more effective interventions in mental health
Claudi Bockting
Utrecht University
Clinical Psychology
February – June 2017
Angélique Cramer
University of Amsterdam
Methodology and Clinical Psychology
February – June 2017
Steve Hollon
VanderBilt University, USA
Clinical Psychology
February – June 2017
Johan Ormel
University Medical Center Groningen
Psychiatry
February – June 2017
Greg Siegle
University of Pittsburgh
Cognitive Neuroscience
February – June 2017
Philip Spinhoven
Leiden University
Clinical Psychology
February – June 2017