This year’s CINP Ethics Prize is awarded to Prof. K. Sonu Gaind in recognition of his exceptional leadership at the intersection of clinical psychiatry, psychopharmacology, and public policy. Through decades of academic, clinical, and international service - and particularly through his influential, evidence-based engagement on the ethical dimensions of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) in the context of mental illness - Prof. Gaind has helped shape ethical discourse, informed policy development, and advocated for the protection of vulnerable populations. His work exemplifies the principles of ethical responsibility, public engagement, and global impact that this award seeks to honour. |
In response to many requests from colleagues from all around the globe, we have decided to extend the abstract submission deadline to January 12, 2026. This offers extra time to refine and finalise your abstract and seize the opportunity to be part of the scientific programme in Glasgow next June. Share your research with a global audience of leading experts in neuropsychopharmacology, engage in scientific exchange, and build lasting professional connections. We welcome submissions for the following presentation formats:
|
We are excited to announce the preparation of an International Course in Psychopharmacology, designed for residents in psychiatry and neurology, psychiatrists, neurologists, and general practitioners, and everybody who wishes to deepen their understanding of the mechanisms and clinical applications of psychopharmacological treatments. Through this program, CINP seeks to foster global learning, professional development, and the dissemination of evidence-based neuropsychopharmacology. The course will be online, CME-accredited, with sessions held every Thursday for several consecutive weeks. The first edition of the course is planned for February - March 2026. More information coming soon! |
We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Professor Dan Stein, a long-standing CINP Fellow whose contributions to neuropsychopharmacology have left a profound and lasting impact on our field. Professor Stein was widely recognised for his scientific excellence, his leadership, and his unwavering dedication to advancing mental health research both in Africa and globally. We join colleagues around the world in honouring his scientific legacy and remarkable impact on neuropsychopharmacology. The CINP extends its heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and all who had the privilege of working with him.
|
The CINP and the Institute of Brain Medicine are deligted to announce a joint scientifig meeting that will take place in Hong Kong on January 18, 2026. |
DEADLINE EXTENDED to January 12! Don't miss your chance to apply for one of our prestigious scientific awards - past recipients have included past and future CINP Presidents and many other world-renowned scientists! Applications are now open for awards that will be presented during CINP 2026 in Glasgow. You can apply for both of them during the process of submitting an abstract: RAFAELSEN YOUNG INVESTIGATORS AWARD
STUDENT ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD
Have a look at the details of each award above and don’t miss your chance to apply! |
GLOBAL
| International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology
Impact Factor: 3.7 |
-
October 27, 2025 16:13
-
October 09, 2025 16:09
-
September 09, 2025 12:44
