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Estimated from 18 chart positions in 18 markets.
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- 🇧🇷BR · Life Sciences#4130K to 100K
- 🇫🇷FR · Life Sciences#5410K to 30K
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- 🇪🇸ES · Life Sciences#1091K to 10K
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62K to 213K🎙 Weekly cadence·37 episodes·Last published 1w ago - Monthly Reach
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123K to 426K🇧🇷23%🇰🇪23%🇫🇷7%+15 more - Active Followers
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49K to 170K
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From gut to brain: microbiome pathways in mental health
May 5, 2026
28m 17s
Neuroscience research: bridging lab and clinic
Mar 30, 2026
30m 00s
Neuromodulation in psychiatry: from evidence to practice
Mar 2, 2026
33m 49s
Making sense of science
Feb 2, 2026
33m 56s
Epigenetics, stress, and resilience
Jan 12, 2026
39m 57s
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 5/5/26 | From gut to brain: microbiome pathways in mental health | This podcast with guest speaker Gerard Clarke, Ireland, and host Jelena Brasanac, Germany, is part of the Brains On Brains podcast series from ECNP. In this episode, they take us inside the rapidly evolving world of microbiome research and its relevance for psychiatry. They explore how gut microbial communities shape stress, mood, cognition, and behaviour, and discuss key discoveries that have transformed our understanding of the microbiome–brain axis. The conversation spans his scienti... | 28m 17s | ||||||
| 3/30/26 | Neuroscience research: bridging lab and clinic | This podcast with guest speaker Sabine Hölter‑Koch, Germany, and host Luisa Klahn, Sweden, is part of the Brains On Brains podcast series from ECNP. In this episode, they discuss the value of rigorous preclinical research, the role of translational models, and the challenges facing animal research today. They explore the ECNP Course on Neuroscience research, designed to strengthen methodological skills, foster multidisciplinary exchange, and support responsible, future‑ready science. More inf... | 30m 00s | ||||||
| 3/2/26 | Neuromodulation in psychiatry: from evidence to practice | This podcast with guest speakers Tiago Costa, United Kingdom, and Piotr Jazdzyk, Poland, and host Luisa Klahn, Sweden, is part of the Brains On Brains podcast series from ECNP. In this episode, they explore how neuromodulation—from ECT and TMS to emerging techniques—offers powerful, evidence‑based options for severe and treatment‑resistant depression. They discuss clinical impact, training gaps, structural barriers, and how ECNP’s new online course aims to equip clinicians and researchers to ... | 33m 49s | ||||||
| 2/2/26 | Making sense of science | This podcast with guest speaker Marco Solmi, Canada, and host Michele De Prisco, Spain, is part of the Brains On Brains podcast series from ECNP. How important is it to summarise data in a world where thousands of new findings are produced every day? Can we generate new knowledge from existing information? What should we be aware of when reading a meta-analysis? In this episode, Michele De Prisco and Marco Solmi discuss the role of meta-research in modern psychiatry, explore the strengths and... | 33m 56s | ||||||
| 1/12/26 | Epigenetics, stress, and resilience | In this episode, Elisabeth Binder, Germany, explores how stress leaves lasting biological marks through genetic and epigenetic mechanisms. In conversation with Jelena Brasanac, Germany, she discusses how discoveries in stress-related genes and pathways, such as FKBP5, have paved the way toward a deeper understanding of vulnerability, resilience, and the promise of personalised psychiatry. She also reflects on the role of science in society and how research can shape narratives around mental h... | 39m 57s | ||||||
| 12/1/25 | Conceptualising mental disorders: why psychiatry needs more than one lens | What does it mean to call something a “mental disorder”? Are biological explanations enough? In this episode, psychiatrist and philosopher of psychiatry Awais Aftab, USA, joins host Stefan Jerotic, Serbia, to unpack competing models of mental illness, the value of explanatory pluralism, how patient perspectives reshape psychiatric understanding and how conceptual clarity can make psychiatry more humane and scientifically grounded. Views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the ... | 33m 07s | ||||||
| 11/3/25 | Clinician 2.0: Is data science defining the future of mental health? | This podcast with guest speaker Joaquim Radua, Spain, and host Michele De Prisco, Spain, is part of the Brains On Brains podcast series from ECNP. Is the future of psychiatry being shaped by data science? How can predictive models and neuroimaging support clinical care? What role will artificial intelligence play in transforming mental health research? In this episode, Michele De Prisco and Joaquim Radua discuss the intersection of psychiatry, neuroscience, and statistics, explore... | 36m 07s | ||||||
| 10/6/25 | A long way to go: insights from longitudinal studies in bipolar disorders | This podcast with speakers Tomas Hajek, Canada, Danella Hafeman, USA, Hanne Lie Kjærstad, Denmark, and host Luisa Klahn, Sweden, is part of the Congress Preview podcast series from ECNP. Longitudinal studies help scientists understand why the course and outcomes of bipolar disorder vary so widely. In this episode, the speakers discuss brain changes, cognitive impairments, and mobile sensing, sharing insights from large, multi-modal cohort studies. They highlight how early markers and modifiab... | 22m 57s | ||||||
| 9/23/25 | Psychedelics and plasticity: from synapses to cognition | This podcast with speakers Linda Simmler, Switzerland, Frederick Barret, United States, and host Friederike Holze, Switzerland, is part of the Congress Preview podcast series from ECNP. They explore the therapeutic potential of psychedelics like psilocybin, discussing both preclinical and clinical research. Topics include synaptic plasticity, neural circuits, and the role of psychedelics in treating depression, anxiety, and addiction. The conversation highlights key challenges such as establi... | 22m 41s | ||||||
| 9/1/25 | AI and mental health: a philosophical perspective on the future of healthcare | This podcast with guest speaker Alberto Giubilini, United Kingdom, and host Michele De Prisco, Spain, is part of the Brains On Brains podcast series from ECNP. Can AI act as a moral advisor in psychiatry? What consent and equity dilemmas do we face? Should we fear or embrace these tools? In this episode, Michele De Prisco and Alberto Giubilini explore AI ethics in mental health, share insights, and envision the future of AI-driven psychiatry. Views and opinions expressed in this podcast are t... | 34m 39s | ||||||
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| 8/6/25 | Energising the mind: linking mitochondria and mental health | In this episode, Martin Picard, USA, from Columbia University, shares his academic journey into mitochondrial psychobiology and its groundbreaking links to mental health, with postdoctoral researcher and Early Career Academy member Jelena Brasanac, Germany. He discusses the role of mitochondria in stress, mental health, and mood, explaining how mitochondrial health could reshape approaches to treating mental health disorders. He also offers insights on leadership in academia and practical adv... | 36m 49s | ||||||
| 6/23/25 | The Precision Psychiatry Roadmap: Towards a biology-informed framework for mental disorders | In this Podcast episode, host Silvia Bruzzone, Denmark, is joined by Martien Kas, the Netherlands, and Hugh Marston, Germany, to discuss their recent publication in Molecular Psychiatry: “Precision Psychiatry Roadmap: Towards a Biology-Informed Framework for Mental Disorders.” Together, they examine the shortcomings of current diagnostic systems in psychiatry and present the vision behind the Precision Psychiatry Roadmap initiative led by ECNP. The conversation explores how combining bi... | 19m 50s | ||||||
| 6/2/25 | Pain and pleasure: unravelling the complexities of opioids | What is the role of neuroscience during today’s opioid epidemic? Join host Chiara Montemitro, Sweden, for an essential conversation with Siri Leknes, Norway, as she reflects on her diverse journey to a better understanding of pain and pleasure while addressing the staggering rise in opioid-related deaths. Discover the personal and professional insights that shaped Leknes’ career, including candid reflections on the challenges she faced and the complexities of academia. Views and opinions expr... | 42m 26s | ||||||
| 5/5/25 | Mind-body connection: unravelling the link between depression and physical illness | Tune in to this captivating podcast episode featuring Prof. Brenda Penninx, the Netherlands, a renowned professor of psychiatric epidemiology. Brenda engages in a stimulating conversation with Marieke Klein, The Netherlands, sharing her scientific journey and groundbreaking research on depression. Discover how interdisciplinary research is paving the way for personalized mental health treatments. Brenda also offers a glimpse into her illustrious career and offers valuable advice to aspiring s... | 33m 33s | ||||||
| 4/2/25 | Virtual reality in neuroscience: are we already living the future? | Is virtual reality already a tool we can use to study psychiatric disorders? What challenges do we need to consider? Should we be concerned, or can we be optimistic about the application of these technologies? In this episode, hosted by Dr. Michele De Prisco, Spain, Prof. Kamilla Miskowiak, Denmark, shares her passion and expertise in using virtual reality to study cognitive impairment in psychiatric conditions. She provides inspiring advice for both young and experienced researchers and... | 32m 52s | ||||||
| 3/3/25 | Decoding depression: the serotonin solution | Does serotonin hold the key to mental health treatment? Elias Eriksson, Sweden, recipient of the 2024 ECNP Neuropharmacology Award, guides us through the science of serotonin reuptake inhibitors, passionately defending the serotonin theory of depression and addressing recent controversies in the field. Alongside host Chiara Montemitro, Sweden, they delve into clinical implications, the significance of biomarkers, and gender's impact on treatment outcomes. Plus, gain invaluable insights ... | 44m 29s | ||||||
| 2/3/25 | Transforming psychiatry: inflammation, platform trials, and the power of science communication | Join Prof. Carmine Pariante of King’s College London as he speaks with postdoctoral researcher and ECA member Jelena Brasanac from Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin. Together, they explore his pioneering research on the role of inflammation in mental health and the potential of platform trials to develop new mental health interventions. Prof. Pariante also highlights the importance of science communication through his Inspire the Mind initiative, offering valuable insights and advice for ear... | 35m 38s | ||||||
| 12/5/24 | Insulin's impact on brain and behaviour: Can mice help us understand more? | Dysregulated insulin signalling affects somatic diseases including Type 2 diabetes and obesity, however has also been implicated in neurodegenerative and neuropsychiatric disorders. In this podcast, Simone Macrì, Italy, and Mairéad Sullivan, Ireland, discuss the role of insulin signalling in brain, and the value of animal models in understanding insulin-behaviour links. They are both part of the PRIME (Prevention and Remediation of Insulin multimorbidity in Europe) project, which aims to bett... | 43m 38s | ||||||
| 11/7/24 | My incredible journey with lithium — over 50 years of research and treatment | In this episode, Janusz Rybakowski, Poland, and Kosma Sakrajda, Poland, discuss lithium's current and historical background in clinical practice and science. Based on the over 50 years of Janusz Rybakowski's career, they delve into pioneering research, the progress made in understanding the lithium mode of action over the years, and underline the new research directions. Janusz also shares his clinical and scientific experience and advises young scientists on career development. Views and opi... | 30m 38s | ||||||
| 10/3/24 | Antidepressant discontinuation, burnout, stress and resilience | What do stress and resilience have in common? What is burnout and what are the challenges of studying it? How can different online platforms help researchers with literature research and psychiatric patients to better understand the medications that they’re prescribed? In this conversation, expert Christiaan Vinkers, the Netherlands, guides us through the world of stress and resilience, as well as his inspiring side projects. Joined by PhD student Silvia Bruzzone, Denmark, Christiaan offers i... | 33m 52s | ||||||
| 9/5/24 | Early life stress, pet therapy, and diversity in Neuroscience | In this episode neurobiologist Francesca Cirulli, Italy, shares with PhD student Silvia Bruzzone, Denmark, her personal academic journey and her most interesting findings relating early life stress factors to vulnerability to mental disorders. She also tells us about some of her many different side projects, including pet therapy to support children with autism and the ALBA network, a network of brain scientists aiming to promote diversity and equity in neuroscience. Throughout her conversati... | 31m 52s | ||||||
| 8/1/24 | Neuroscience redefined: stories of inclusion | Dive into this transformative podcast, “Neuroscience redefined: stories of inclusion” with Ilya Smolensky and Katherine Deane, hosted by Rosanne Ausems. Ilya shares his inspiring journey with cerebral palsy, sparking a broader conversation on disabilities in research. Discover Katherine's ground-breaking work assessing lab accessibility, revealing shocking disparities. This episode is your invitation to join the movement towards a more inclusive future in neuroscience, offering real stories, ... | 31m 53s | ||||||
| 7/4/24 | From neuropeptides to brain circuits in anorexia nervosa | In this podcast episode, neurobiologist and pharmacologist Roger Adan, The Netherlands, talks with PhD student Silvia Bruzzone, Denmark, about his scientific findings in the field of eating behavior and disorders. Roger tells us about his journey in research, starting from his early studies on neuropeptides to his current goal, unraveling the brain circuits involved in anorexia nervosa. Views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the interviewee and do not necessarily reflect th... | 16m 39s | ||||||
| 6/6/24 | Pioneering pathways in psychiatry: the intersection between immunology and psychiatry | Journey through the fascinating world of psychiatry research with Professor Marion Leboyer, France, a trailblazer in genetic research for psychiatric disorders and a proponent of the emerging field of immunoneuropsychiatry. In this podcast, Marion, France, discusses with Aiste Lengvenyte, France, her initial studies into autism genetics, and the current work on the intersection of immunology and psychiatry, offering insight into the evolution and future of the discipline. Views and opinions e... | 41m 32s | ||||||
| 5/2/24 | Modernising ADHD and the future of applied neuroscience | In this podcast, Barbara Franke, the Netherlands, and Kosma Sakrajda, Poland, delve into the ongoing efforts to modernise the concept of ADHD. Barbara shares insights into the current research and the ECNP Course on a modernised concept of ADHD. They also talk about the evolving landscape of neuroscience, highlighting future challenges and opportunities for the field. Additionally, Barbara dives into her scientific career experiences and gives valuable guidance for early career scientists. A... | 27m 52s | ||||||
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Chart Positions
19 placements across 18 markets.
Chart Positions
19 placements across 18 markets.