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We are proud to announce that CINP 2026 will collaborate with Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity to support the National Child Psychiatry Unit (Ward 4) at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow.
Ward 4 is the only unit of its kind in Scotland, caring for children under 12 from across the country. Many patients stay for months at a time, making safe, supportive, and creative environments essential to their care and wellbeing.
During CINP 2026, the Charity will also host a charity shop at the congress venue, where participants can support this important work by purchasing merchandise and souvenirs and learn more about the charity activities.
Join us in Glasgow and be part of something meaningful - together, we can support children, families, and clinical teams when it matters most.
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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. We are delighted that Prof. Gaind accepted our invitation to attend the CINP 2026 congress in Glasgow where he will receive his award.
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We are delighted to share that the CINP 2026 Congress in Glasgow has received a record number of symposia submissions — the highest in CINP’s history.
This remarkable response demonstrates the continuing strength and commitment of our global community to advancing the field of neuropsychopharmacology. The review process is now in progress, and we look forward to an outstanding scientific program that will foster exchange, insight, and collaboration.
Our sincere thanks to everyone who submitted their proposals — your engagement and expertise are what make the CINP Congress a leading global platform for scientific exchange.
If you have not yet contributed, there is still time to submit an abstract: https://cinp2026.org/submissions/abstract.html
We look forward to welcoming you to Glasgow!
We are excited to announce our lineup of plenary speakers for CINP 2026.
The following distinguished international experts will be sharing their groundbreaking work and discussing the latest advancements in the field:
We will be delighted to see them all in Glasgow in June 2026!
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We are excited to announce that the CINP 2026 Congress in Glasgow will be held as a Joint Meeting with the Scandinavian College of Neuropsychopharmacology (SCNP).
As part of this event, SCNP will host a dedicated one-day meeting on Friday, 26th June, open to all joint meeting delegates. The main CINP Congress programme will also feature:
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We are delighted to announce the recipients of the CINP Pioneer Award 2026
The Pioneer Award is given at each World Congress of Neuropsychopharmacology to honour those who have made major contributions to the growth of the field.
The awards will be presented during the Opening ceremony of the CINP2026 Congress in Glasgow on June 26, 2026.
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Congratulations to both awardees!
The abstracts from CINP-AsCNP 2025 Joint Congress in Melbourne have been published as a Supplement to the International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology (IJNP).
CINP-AsCNP 2025 was an outstanding event, bringing together leading experts, early career researchers, and clinicians. The congress featured inspiring keynote lectures, interactive sessions, and lively discussions, providing a dynamic platform for sharing knowledge and fostering collaborations.
We are thrilled to make these abstracts accessible to the global community. Explore the collection and discover what CINP-AsCNP 2025 had to offer!
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Photos and Interviews from CINP-AsCNP2025 in Melbourne have been published!
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The International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology (IJNP) is pleased to welcome the new Editor-in-Chief, Prof. Gregers Wegener.
On behalf of the CINP Executive Committee and the new editorial team, we extend our sincere gratitude to Prof. Anthony Grace and the editorial board for their outstanding leadership and dedication over the years.
As the official journal of the International College of Neuropsychopharmacology (CINP), IJNP continues to publish high-impact original articles, reviews, perspectives, and guidelines in basic and clinical neuropsychopharmacology.
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The CINP Research Fellowships 2025 finished off with an in-person colloquium just prior to the start of the CINP-AsCNP 2025 Joint Congress in Melbourne. We extend our thanks to Prof. Rachel Hill and Prof. Ming-Chyi Huang, who prepared very interesting talks and joined lively discussions with the fellows, as well as to Dr. Matthew Kang and Dr. Shyh-Yuh Wei from the Early Careers Committee, who took on the role of organizers and moderators.
The third round of Research Fellowship was a huge success and we already start preparing the next edition.
If you consider applying for 2026, you can pre-register your interest at earlycareers@cinp.org
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