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Certainly, we took the opportunity to have a group picture taken from our team.

Finally, we were able to meet for the first time since the project began in October.

The opportunity of the personal meeting on the day before the retreat was gladly taken to carry out the first pilot measurements across all locations together on the premises of the University Hospital Aachen in order to improve quality.

Christina Neczewicz (left) and Joris Burger (right), doctoral students of medicine at RWTH Aachen, visited the LVR-Klinik Viersen today together with Dr Christiane Licht (centre).

Only two weeks from now we will all meet for our first TRR Retreat.

We are looking forward to a fruitful and inspiring meeting of all new and old TRR379 members in Aachen on February 13-15.

At this year’s congress of the German Society for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics (DGPPN), the spokesperson for the Collaborative Research Centre, Ute Habel, had the honour of not only presenting the topic ‘Aggression from a neuroscientific perspective’ as a ‘top speaker 2024’.

After many years of preparation, the wait is finally over.

The Collaborative Research Center (TRR379) on the Neuropsychobiology of Aggression is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) and starts October 2024.