ISBD European
Bipolar Alliance
Focused on uniting European
ISBD members to address regional concerns
Meet the European Alliance Leads
The European Bipolar Alliance was conceived by Professor Annemiek Dols in her capacity as ISBD European Regional Board Director to bring together European ISBD members and chapter representatives to enhance cooperation and collaboration with each other and as a means to provide European perspectives and input to the larger ISBD community. The Alliance is current led by Professor Dols and Professor Kamilla Miskowiak.
Alliance Member Countries
Denmark
Italy
France
Germany
The Netherlands
Norway
Spain
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
Iceland
Portugal
Members: Allan Young, Andrea Fagiolini, Annemiek Dols, Benno Haarman, Cagdas Eker, Cecilie Busch, Gonçalo Cotovio, Deniz Ceylan, Eduard Vieta, Eline Regeer, Giovanna Fico, Giuseppe Delvecchio, Gregor Hasler, Guðmunda ‘Mynte’ Arnardóttir, Hélène Richard-Lepouriel, Kamilla Miskowiak, Ketil Ødegaard, Lars Kessing, Laura Palagini, Maj Vinberg, Manon Hillegers, Maria Faurholt-Jepsen, Marion Leboyer, Michael Bauer, Nadja N.C. Stehlin, Neşe Yorguner, Ole Andreassen, Ophelia Godin, Paolo Brambilla, Philipp Ritter, Rebecca Strawbridge, Richard Wesseloo, Thomas Richardson, Tineke Mollema, Vesile Senturk Cankorur, Vigdis E.G. Syrstad
Working Groups
The newly introduced working groups allow the members of the group to focus on their areas of expertise and to distribute the work across multiple groups working in parallel, ensuring that all working groups not only carry out meaningful work but also produce outputs that are visible to the wider community (e.g., through publications or shared resources).
Learning Health Systems
Leads: Annemiek Dols (the Netherlands), Maria Faurholt-Jepsen (Denmark)
Guidelines & Best Practices
Leads: Lars Vedel Kessing (Denmark), Annemiek Dols (The Netherlands)
Cognitive Screening
Leads: Kamilla Miśkowiak (Denmark), Philipp Ritter (Germany)
Education and Training
Leads: Eline Regeer (The Netherlands), Paolo Brambilla (Italy)
Interested in Learning More About the ISBD European Bipolar Alliance
Email Landing Page
If you want to keep up on the latest activities of the European Alliance, you can join our email landing page by clicking here (coming soon).
Information will include announcements pertaining to scientific output of the Alliance as well as updates from the various working groups described above.
Membership in the Alliance
Before Applying for membership in the Alliance, please review the following Membership Requirements Memo.
Applicants for the ISBD European Alliance should hold active ISBD membership and submit the following materials to chadd@isbd.org to apply.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- A Cover letter describing how you intend to contribute to the Alliance, including identification of the working group(s) you are interested in joining, will be required.
- A letter of support/recommendation recommended for early to mid-career researchers
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis; we will try to review within 2 weeks, but final decision may take up to 1 month.