
Clinical psychologist, staff scientist @NIMH, opinions do not reflect view of federal government
Joined January 2021
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Elizabeth Ballard retweeted
Interested in learning about training opportunities in
@NIMHgov's Intramural Research Program? Join us on March 7th for a virtual info session about various @NIH training programs and research conducted in NIMH labs. Also, chat with current trainees! nimh.nih.gov/news/events/ann…
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👋👋 Paper finally out in @CPSYJournal: doi.org/10.5334/cpsy.86 #OpenAccess! The first study of my PhD with @vincentvalton and @jonroiser! A lil' 🧵
👋New preprint w/ @vincentvalton & @jonroiser! @UCL_ICN We looked at the reliability and future predictive accuracy of decision-making and reinforcement learning computational parameters 👇 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Elizabeth Ballard retweeted
Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death for US youth 10-14 per @CDCgov. It's vital to understand the #epidemiology of youth suicide to target prevention efforts as highlighted in this #OpenAccess @SpringerPsych book: link.springer.com/chapter/10… #YouthSuicideBook #SuicidePrevention
Elizabeth Ballard retweeted
Suicide Research Community: We're back! We are thrilled to announce that #SRS23 will take place on April 26-28, 2023. Much like last year, the conference will be free and virtual. See our website for the Call for Proposals - Abstracts are due November 4! suicideresearchsymposium.com…
Just out-- in a review across ketamine clinical trials, suicidal ideation was more responsive to the placebo effect as compared to other depressive symptoms such as depression or anhedonia. Congrats to Bartholt and the all-star list of co-authors! academic.oup.com/ijnp/advanc…
Great discussion of depression and the research we do at NIH!
#ICYMI last week, NIMH expert Dr. Carlos Zarate discussed how science has offered hope for treatment-resistant depression, part of the @WHOSTP series of virtual conversations on the science behind the mental health crisis. Watch the recording! youtu.be/bmAbFuVIQzY
Findings show potential neural differences in how suicide attempters and non-attempters respond to ketamine!
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Intriguing work on the neurobiology of hopelessness
Replying to @megan_l_rogers
#SRS22 Roshni Nischal presents on "Hopelessness is associated with reduced wide-band magnetoencephalographic power in salience network regions in a clinical sample"
Excellent work from a promising researcher! @palomakatsi
Replying to @megan_l_rogers
#SRS22 Paloma Zabala presents on "Pilot Study Assessing Suicide Risk Using a Novel Suicide Dot-Probe Task"
Elizabeth Ballard retweeted
I remember breaking down to my Ph.D. advisor about how stupid I felt while troubleshooting a problem in my project when she handed me this paper. Years later it is still relevant to young students starting off in Science. It's ok to feel stupid, we all do on a regular basis.
Elizabeth Ballard retweeted
When looking for a mentor, remember that a career in science is a 1000 times easier if you have a mentor who will - time after time - make the phone calls, write the letters, and enable opportunities for you.. Be sure to choose a mentor you can easily imagine doing that for you.
Comprehensive review of stress and suicide from @sj_lamontagne! Helpful comparisons to the preclinical literature.
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Come work with us!!
Recent Ph.D. grads, Dr. Carlos Zarate’s lab within NIMH's Intramural Research Program in Bethesda, MD is hiring a #postdoc to investigate the neurobiology of suicidal thoughts and behaviors and response to rapid acting interventions. Apply: go.usa.gov/xe3DX. (1/2)
An excellent review, congrats Jenessa!
Excited to share our recently published review on suicide biomarkers! Great working alongside my NIMH colleagues and mentors Darcy, Ioline, @edayballard, and @cazaratejr as well as my supervisor @HCaruncho. #neuroscience #suicideprevention #biomarker
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This is a great program, would highly recommend! The connections you make are invaluable.
ECRs: please apply to join the Career Development Institute for Psychiatry! Learn essential career skills at our 4/2022 workshop at Stanford, get long-term mentoring, and become part of a thriving community of mental health researchers.
Applications due 12/17/2021
@CDI_PSYCH
Elizabeth Ballard retweeted
Suicide Research Community: We are excited to announce a FREE and virtual two-day symposium that will take place on June 16-17, 2022. Please see the attached announcement, visit our website, and disseminate broadly to those who may be interested!
We are hiring! Come work with a great multidisciplinary team on the neurobiology of suicide. Please RT!
Recent Ph.D. grads, Dr. Carlos Zarate’s lab within NIMH's Intramural Research Program in Bethesda, MD is hiring a #postdoc to investigate the neurobiology of suicidal thoughts and behaviors and response to rapid acting interventions. Apply: go.usa.gov/xe3DX. (1/2)
Elizabeth Ballard retweeted
Sep 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day. So congratulations to Dr. Elizabeth D Ballard of National Institutes of Health -- Recognized as an Expertscape Expert in Suicidal Ideation.
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