The ADDUCE Consortium

Members

UoS

University of Southampton
Psychology Shackleton Building (B44)
Highfield Campus
Southampton SO17 1BJ
Homepage

Project leader

Prof. Edmund Sonuga-Barke
Professor in Psychology, Developmental Psychopathology
Other positions:Director, Developmental Brain-Behaviour Laboratory

Phone: +44 (0)23 8059 2619/3995

Project staff

Dr. Hannah Kovshoff
Senior Research and Teaching Fellow

Phone: +44 (0)23 8059 8719

Description of the organisation

Previous experience

Profile of staff members

Prof. Edmund Sonuga-Barke (BSc, PhD): Director of the Developmental Brain Behaviour Laboratory, University of Southampton
Director of the Institute for Disorders of Impulse and Attention, University of Southampton
Editor in Chief - Journal of Child Psychology & Psychiatry
Associate Editor - Behaviour and Brain Functions
Member WHO/APA/NIH workgroup on 'future of psychiatric diagnosis' - externalising disorders work group
Member of European ADHD Guidelines Group
Joint Convenor Mental Health Research Network - Preschool Prevention Research Group
Member of Executive Committee of EINAQ

Hannah Kovshoff (BA, MSc, PhD): BA (Psychology) - McGill University (Canada)
Masters (School and Applied Child Psychology) - McGill University, (Supervisor - Professor Jake Burack) Thesis Title: The development of global and local perception: Evidence from selective and divided attention tasks
PhD (Psychology) - University of Southampton (Supervisors - Professor Bob Remington and Professor Richard Hastings) Thesis Title: The development of joint attention in preschool aged children with autism: The effects of early intensive behavioural intervention.

Main tasks in the project

News

The fifth ADDUCE Newsletter is now available!

Here, you can read about the finalisation of the project,

the European Medicines Agency and General Assembly meetings

and the dissemination of the results!

The fourth ADDUCE Newsletter is available!

In this newsletter, you can find some information on the final recruitment status of the 2 main studies:

- the prospective open-label methylphenidate pharmacovigilance study

- the long-term cardiascular effects of methylphenidate use

Also, you can read about the future plans of the project!

More than 1500 children, adolescents and adults across all Europe already took part in our study! Thanks to them, we have already gathered lots of information so we can know a lot more about methylphenidate than ever before!