Research
A wide array of psychiatric and behavioral science research is performed by faculty members. The majority of these research projects are funded by governmental grants, primarily from the National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation. Projects exploring new psychiatric medications are also supported by major pharmaceutical companies. The specific research projects in the Department are constantly changing as some projects end and others begin. To locate information about our research, we have listed the general topic areas and the faculty associated with them. Click on the faculty member's name for additional details. |
Geriatric Psychiatry Epidemiology of psychosis on Long Island Psychiatric responses to disaster Hyperactivity and aggressive disorders in children Mood disorders in children Attachment processes in children Tourette' syndrome Treatment for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Ambulatory methods for self-report assessment Self-management for Fibromyalgia Circadian rhythms Emotional expression of traumatic events Cardiovascular responses to workplace stress Depression in Primary Care Genetics of Alzheimer disease Molecular biology of Alzheimer's Disease Pain assessment in chronic disease Catatonia Neurotransmitters in psychosis Impact of stress on gastrointestinal disease |
