Aarhus Brain Project
About the project
The Aarhus Brain Project is the first research project of its kind in Denmark. We examine the connection between the brain, body and mental health in Danish society. To do this, we need to recruit hundreds of people to participate in the project.
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ECG
We are an interdisciplinary research group located at Aarhus University and at Cambridge Psychiatry led by Dr. Micah Allen.
Our research examines how decision-making and conscious perception are shaped by visceral and bodily processes.
About Aarhus Brain Project
The project examines the interplay between our brain, body and mental health. More specifically
we want to examine the connections between how well people make decisions, how well they
know themselves and what is happening inside their body (e.g., their heart rate or
breathing movements). These studies will give us important knowledge about how brain and body
interacts and affects our psychological well-being. In the future, we hope to be able to use this
knowledge to better diagnose and treat mental illness.
Contact
If you have any questions about the project or are in doubt about anything, please feel free to contact us at:
Mail: abp@cfin.au.dk
Phone: +45 2137-9605