SUCEDE - Sustratos Cerebrales de la Psicosis

ABOUT US

SUCEDE is a multidisciplinary research group led by Dr. Vicente Molina, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Valladolid. Among its members, there are clinical professionals, scientists and teachers belonging to different national institutions.

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RESEARCH LINES

The main lines of research of our group focus on the study of brain substrates of serious mental disorders with a trans-diagnostic approach. We assume that each of the current psychiatric categories includes groups of patients with very different brain substrates.

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Here you can find all our publications in international journals, see the projects we have worked on and those currently running. Follow our research on our social media:

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COLLABORATION

Do you like research? Do you want to contribute to the progress in scientific knowledge in the field of schizophrenia? From the SUCEDE group, we value any collaboration or research initiative. If you are a professional in the field of science or health. Contact us.

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19/06/2025: Connectivity and Self-Experience in Schizophrenia: Advances from Resting-State EEG (Antonio Arjona y Rosa Beño, investigadores SUCEDE)

Video (in Spanish): https://youtu.be/yWie7gOOIPU Antonio Arjona:The latest meeting of the SUCEDE research group focused on exploring the relationship between the segregation of resting-state brain activity and self-experience in patients with schizophrenia. Through the analysis of resting-state EEG data (64 electrodes) and the quantification of the clustering coefficient (CLC)—a measure of local brain connectivity—the study has…

12/06/2025: Functional Network Analysis in Schizophrenia: Advances in Understanding Brain Organization (Luis Sobrino y Antonio Arjona, investigadores SUCEDE)

Video in our YouTube channel Schizophrenia, a severe neuropsychiatric disorder, has driven extensive research into its neuronal underpinnings. In this context, functional network analysis, derived from graph theory, emerges as a robust methodology for investigating brain architecture and dynamics. This approach conceptualizes the brain as a complex network where brain regions act as nodes and…

05/06/2025: First-Episode Psychosis: Cortical Thinning, Antipsychotics (Alejandro Roig, Predoctoral Researcher)

Paper review: “Differential effects of illness and antipsychotics on cortical thinning in first episode psychosis: A randomised placebo-controlled MRI study” (Chopra et al., preprint) The current article, still in preprint, delves into the intricate relationship between psychosis, antipsychotic treatment, and structural brain modifications. This research specifically focused on cortical thinning in patients experiencing a first…

CONFERENCES

On a biannual basis, the SUCEDE group organises the ‘Schizophrenia Update Conference’ with invited national and international researchers and focused on one of our lines of work.

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