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G C B P
www.iabp.org.in
#GCBP2020
www.gcbpindia.com
Theme - Unraveling the Complexity of Brain Circuits
th4 Global Congress of Biological Psychiatry, India, 2020
th16 Annual National Conference of Indian Association of Biological Psychiatry (ANCIABP)
th th6 - 9 August 2020, Hotel Pullman, Aerocity, Delhi
Dear Colleagues,
It is indeed a pleasure and privilege to invite you all to Delhi for the GCBP 2020 from th th6 - 9 Aug 2020 at Hotel Pullman, Aerocity.
This is the fourth such event which seeks to showcase cutting edge biological psychiatry in India, South east Asia globally.
thSimultaneously you are cordially invited to the 16 Annual Conference of the Indian Association of Biological Psychiatry.
This premium event is being held at Aerocity, stone throw from the international airport and metro station, offering unparalleled convenience and logistic advantage.
The theme is . The intent is placing real 'Unraveling the complexity of the brain circuits'time, clinically relevant paradigm shifts in understanding brain for the perusal of clinicians.
This is an inclusive exercise where basic scientists, cognitive psychologists, psychopharmacologists and statistical physicists will also participate.
All major mental health institutions, national science organizations will also showcase relevant work on this vibrant platform.
To this event, we welcome you.
Organizing ChairpersonDr. E. Mohandas
Organizing Co-ChairpersonDr. Smita Deshpande
Organizing SecretaryDr. Rajesh Nagpal
Joint Organizing SecretaryHon.Secretary (IABP)
Dr. Avinash De Sousa
President (IABP)Dr. G. Prasad Rao
Vice President (IABP)Dr. Parmod Kumar
Patrons
Dr. Mushtaq Margoob
Dr. Lakshmi Vijayakumar
Dr. Chittaranjan Andrade
Chairperson
Dr. E. Mohandas
Co-Chairperson
Dr. Smita Deshpande
Secretary
Dr. Rajesh Nagpal
Joint Secretary
Dr. Avinash De Sousa
Chair Scienti�c Committee
Anu Kant Mital
Congress Director
Dr. Venu Gopal Jhanwar
Scienti�c Committee
Dr. Bhaskar Mukherjee
Dr. G. Prasad Rao
Dr. Gautam Saha
Dr. M.S. Reddy
Dr. Nitin Gupta
Dr. Parmod Kumar
Dr. Priyaranjan Avinash
#GCBP2020 Organizing Committee
IABP Committee
President
G. Prasad Rao
Vice president
Parmod Kumar
Hon. Secretary
Avinash De Sousa
Treasurer
Jay Shastri
Executive Committee Member
Debashish Ray
Arshad Hussain
Vikas Thanvi
Gautam Saha
Mahesh Gowda
Dear Colleagues,
It is indeed a pleasure and privilege to invite you all to Delhi for the GCBP 2020 from th th6 - 9 Aug 2020 at Hotel Pullman, Aerocity.
This is the fourth such event which seeks to showcase cutting edge biological psychiatry in India, South east Asia globally.
thSimultaneously you are cordially invited to the 16 Annual Conference of the Indian Association of Biological Psychiatry.
This premium event is being held at Aerocity, stone throw from the international airport and metro station, offering unparalleled convenience and logistic advantage.
The theme is . The intent is placing real 'Unraveling the complexity of the brain circuits'time, clinically relevant paradigm shifts in understanding brain for the perusal of clinicians.
This is an inclusive exercise where basic scientists, cognitive psychologists, psychopharmacologists and statistical physicists will also participate.
All major mental health institutions, national science organizations will also showcase relevant work on this vibrant platform.
To this event, we welcome you.
Organizing ChairpersonDr. E. Mohandas
Organizing Co-ChairpersonDr. Smita Deshpande
Organizing SecretaryDr. Rajesh Nagpal
Joint Organizing SecretaryHon.Secretary (IABP)
Dr. Avinash De Sousa
President (IABP)Dr. G. Prasad Rao
Vice President (IABP)Dr. Parmod Kumar
Patrons
Dr. Mushtaq Margoob
Dr. Lakshmi Vijayakumar
Dr. Chittaranjan Andrade
Chairperson
Dr. E. Mohandas
Co-Chairperson
Dr. Smita Deshpande
Secretary
Dr. Rajesh Nagpal
Joint Secretary
Dr. Avinash De Sousa
Chair Scienti�c Committee
Anu Kant Mital
Congress Director
Dr. Venu Gopal Jhanwar
Scienti�c Committee
Dr. Bhaskar Mukherjee
Dr. G. Prasad Rao
Dr. Gautam Saha
Dr. M.S. Reddy
Dr. Nitin Gupta
Dr. Parmod Kumar
Dr. Priyaranjan Avinash
#GCBP2020 Organizing Committee
IABP Committee
President
G. Prasad Rao
Vice president
Parmod Kumar
Hon. Secretary
Avinash De Sousa
Treasurer
Jay Shastri
Executive Committee Member
Debashish Ray
Arshad Hussain
Vikas Thanvi
Gautam Saha
Mahesh Gowda
GCBP Submission Guidelines
How to submit a General Session (Symposia, Case Conference, Forums and Advances in Psychiatry)
Format Description
ª 90-minute session
ª Clinically oriented presentations (including research-/data-driven presentations) should encourage audience participation through discussion and Q&A between the presenters and audience.
ª Minimum two speakers
ª Maximum five speakers
Checklist for Submission
ª General session title (maximum of 150 characters, with spaces)
Ÿ Title should be brief, unique and interesting
ª Presenter information*
Ÿ Completed pro�le
Ÿ Presenter release forms - Please note that your submission will not be until all presenters complete their presenter release forms.
ª Educational objectives (maximum of 200 characters, with spaces, per objective)
Ÿ Three to �ve learning objectivesŸ Each objective will complete the statement "At the conclusion of this session, the participant will
be able to:”Ÿ Use active verbs like "understand," "demonstrate," and "provide" to begin each objective
ª Overall session abstract (maximum of 3,000 characters, with spaces)
Ÿ The abstract should be a concise description of your session and how you plan to engage with your audience.
Ÿ For research-focused presentations, a structured abstract is permitted.ª Agenda
Ÿ The agenda should outline details about your lesson plan, teaching methods, and timing of your proposed session.
ª Topic
Ÿ Select one to two topics that best describe the overall focus of your proposed session.
The submission guidelines and format descriptions below apply to the GCBP 2020. Please follow the same guidelines and procedures when submitting to the Congress
How to submit a Course (Workshop)
Format Description
ª 4-hour session
ª Courses explore a major topic in greater depth than any other format, with a focus on development of real-world skills attendees can put into practice upon completing the course
ª Minimum four faculty
ª Maximum six faculty
Checklist for Submission
ª Course title (maximum of 150 characters, with spaces)
Ÿ Title should be brief, unique and interestingª Presenter information*
Ÿ Completed pro�le
Ÿ Presenter release forms - Please note that your submission will not be �nalized until all presenters complete their presenter release forms
ª Educational objectives (maximum of 200 characters with spaces, per objective)
Ÿ Three to �ve learning objectives
Ÿ Each objective will complete the statement “At the conclusion of this session, the participant will be able to:”
Ÿ Use active verbs like “understand,” “demonstrate,” and “provide” to begin each objectiveª Course abstract (maximum of 3,000 characters, with spaces)
Ÿ The abstract should be a concise description of the content your course will cover and the speci�c skills your audience can expect to gain from the session.
ª Agenda
Ÿ Indicate what content will be covered during each portion of the course and how time will be allotted for activities and interaction with participants.
Ÿ Include at least 15 minutes for audience Q&A at the end of each topic covered on your agenda.ª Topic
Ÿ Select one to two topics that best describe the overall focus of your proposed session.
GCBP Submission Guidelines
How to submit a General Session (Symposia, Case Conference, Forums and Advances in Psychiatry)
Format Description
ª 90-minute session
ª Clinically oriented presentations (including research-/data-driven presentations) should encourage audience participation through discussion and Q&A between the presenters and audience.
ª Minimum two speakers
ª Maximum five speakers
Checklist for Submission
ª General session title (maximum of 150 characters, with spaces)
Ÿ Title should be brief, unique and interesting
ª Presenter information*
Ÿ Completed pro�le
Ÿ Presenter release forms - Please note that your submission will not be until all presenters complete their presenter release forms.
ª Educational objectives (maximum of 200 characters, with spaces, per objective)
Ÿ Three to �ve learning objectivesŸ Each objective will complete the statement "At the conclusion of this session, the participant will
be able to:”Ÿ Use active verbs like "understand," "demonstrate," and "provide" to begin each objective
ª Overall session abstract (maximum of 3,000 characters, with spaces)
Ÿ The abstract should be a concise description of your session and how you plan to engage with your audience.
Ÿ For research-focused presentations, a structured abstract is permitted.ª Agenda
Ÿ The agenda should outline details about your lesson plan, teaching methods, and timing of your proposed session.
ª Topic
Ÿ Select one to two topics that best describe the overall focus of your proposed session.
The submission guidelines and format descriptions below apply to the GCBP 2020. Please follow the same guidelines and procedures when submitting to the Congress
How to submit a Course (Workshop)
Format Description
ª 4-hour session
ª Courses explore a major topic in greater depth than any other format, with a focus on development of real-world skills attendees can put into practice upon completing the course
ª Minimum four faculty
ª Maximum six faculty
Checklist for Submission
ª Course title (maximum of 150 characters, with spaces)
Ÿ Title should be brief, unique and interestingª Presenter information*
Ÿ Completed pro�le
Ÿ Presenter release forms - Please note that your submission will not be �nalized until all presenters complete their presenter release forms
ª Educational objectives (maximum of 200 characters with spaces, per objective)
Ÿ Three to �ve learning objectives
Ÿ Each objective will complete the statement “At the conclusion of this session, the participant will be able to:”
Ÿ Use active verbs like “understand,” “demonstrate,” and “provide” to begin each objectiveª Course abstract (maximum of 3,000 characters, with spaces)
Ÿ The abstract should be a concise description of the content your course will cover and the speci�c skills your audience can expect to gain from the session.
ª Agenda
Ÿ Indicate what content will be covered during each portion of the course and how time will be allotted for activities and interaction with participants.
Ÿ Include at least 15 minutes for audience Q&A at the end of each topic covered on your agenda.ª Topic
Ÿ Select one to two topics that best describe the overall focus of your proposed session.
The scientific programme of the GCBP 2020 will cover the following topics. Within each topic the track may be basic, clinical, interface or conceptual:
01. Addictive Disorders
02. ADHD
03. Antidepressants: Basic / Clinical
04. Antipsychotics: Basic / Clinical
05. Anxiety Disorders: Basic / Clinical
06. Anxiolytics: Basic / Clinical
07. Bipolar Disorders: Basic / Clinical
08. Childhood & Adolescent Disorders: Basic / Clinical
09. Chronobiology and Psychiatry
10. Cognitive Neuroscience
11. Consultation and Liaison Psychiatry
12. Dementia: Basic / Clinical
13. Depression: Basic / Clinical
14. Drug Development
15. Eating Disorders: Basic / Clinical
16. Emergency Psychiatry
17. Epidemiology
18. Ethics in Biological Psychiatry
19. Forensic Psychiatry
20. Genetics
21. Hypnotics: Basic / Clinical
22. Light Therapy
23. Machine Learning and Big Data
24. Mental Retardation or Chromosomal Aberrations: Basic / Clinical
25. Molecular Neurobiology
26. Mood Stabilizers: Basic / Clinical
27. Neuroendocrinology
28. Neuroimaging: Genetic, Functional, Structural
29. Neuropathology
30. Neurophysiology
31. Neuroplasticity
32. Neuroprogression
33. Nutritional Psychiatry and the Microbiome
34. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders: Basic / Clinical
35. Pain: Basic / Clinical
36. Panic Disorders: Basic / Clinical
37. Personality Disorders: Basic / Clinical
38. Pharmacoeconomics
39. Pharmacogenetics
40. Placebo / Nocebo
41. Post Traumatic Stress Disorders
42. Precision Psychiatry
43. Pregnancy, Postpartum and Newborn – Mental Health Issues
44. Premenstrual Syndrome: Basic / Clinical
45. Psychogeriatrics
46. Psychoneuroimmunology
47. Psycho-Oncology
48. Psychopathology
49. Psychopharmacology
50. Psychosurgery
51.Psychotherapy: Biological Mechanisms
52. Schizophrenia and Other Psychosis: Basic/Clinical
53. Sexual Disorders: Basic / Clinical
54. Sleep Disorders: Basic / Clinical
55. Somatoform Disorders: Basic / Clinical
56. Stem Cells and Organoids
57. Stimulation Methods (e.g., ECT, TMS, VNS, DBS)
58. Stress: Basic / Clinical
59. Suicide: Basic / Clinical
60. Violence: Basic / Clinical
61. Miscellaneous
Topics
How to submit an e-Poster
Format Description
ª Make an e-poster in Word or PowerPoint
ª 10-minute presentation
ª Posters present new research and case findings
ª Only one presenter per poster
ª 10 posters per presentation
Checklist for Submission
ª Poster title (maximum of 150 characters, with spaces)
Ÿ Title should be brief, unique and interestingª Presenter information
Ÿ Completed pro�le
Ÿ Presenter release forms - Please note that your submission will not be �nalized and until the poster presenter and all co-authors complete their presenter release forms
ª Overall poster abstract (maximum of 3,000 characters, with spaces)
Ÿ The abstract should be a concise description of results, �ndings, and conclusions.ª Topic
Ÿ Select one to two topics that best describe the overall focus of your proposed session
Deadline for Essay submission: st1 March 2020
Deadline for Course/ General Session/ e-Poster abstract submission: th 30 April 2020
Deadline for Asha Award Paper submission: th 30 April 2020
The scientific programme of the GCBP 2020 will cover the following topics. Within each topic the track may be basic, clinical, interface or conceptual:
01. Addictive Disorders
02. ADHD
03. Antidepressants: Basic / Clinical
04. Antipsychotics: Basic / Clinical
05. Anxiety Disorders: Basic / Clinical
06. Anxiolytics: Basic / Clinical
07. Bipolar Disorders: Basic / Clinical
08. Childhood & Adolescent Disorders: Basic / Clinical
09. Chronobiology and Psychiatry
10. Cognitive Neuroscience
11. Consultation and Liaison Psychiatry
12. Dementia: Basic / Clinical
13. Depression: Basic / Clinical
14. Drug Development
15. Eating Disorders: Basic / Clinical
16. Emergency Psychiatry
17. Epidemiology
18. Ethics in Biological Psychiatry
19. Forensic Psychiatry
20. Genetics
21. Hypnotics: Basic / Clinical
22. Light Therapy
23. Machine Learning and Big Data
24. Mental Retardation or Chromosomal Aberrations: Basic / Clinical
25. Molecular Neurobiology
26. Mood Stabilizers: Basic / Clinical
27. Neuroendocrinology
28. Neuroimaging: Genetic, Functional, Structural
29. Neuropathology
30. Neurophysiology
31. Neuroplasticity
32. Neuroprogression
33. Nutritional Psychiatry and the Microbiome
34. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders: Basic / Clinical
35. Pain: Basic / Clinical
36. Panic Disorders: Basic / Clinical
37. Personality Disorders: Basic / Clinical
38. Pharmacoeconomics
39. Pharmacogenetics
40. Placebo / Nocebo
41. Post Traumatic Stress Disorders
42. Precision Psychiatry
43. Pregnancy, Postpartum and Newborn – Mental Health Issues
44. Premenstrual Syndrome: Basic / Clinical
45. Psychogeriatrics
46. Psychoneuroimmunology
47. Psycho-Oncology
48. Psychopathology
49. Psychopharmacology
50. Psychosurgery
51.Psychotherapy: Biological Mechanisms
52. Schizophrenia and Other Psychosis: Basic/Clinical
53. Sexual Disorders: Basic / Clinical
54. Sleep Disorders: Basic / Clinical
55. Somatoform Disorders: Basic / Clinical
56. Stem Cells and Organoids
57. Stimulation Methods (e.g., ECT, TMS, VNS, DBS)
58. Stress: Basic / Clinical
59. Suicide: Basic / Clinical
60. Violence: Basic / Clinical
61. Miscellaneous
Topics
How to submit an e-Poster
Format Description
ª Make an e-poster in Word or PowerPoint
ª 10-minute presentation
ª Posters present new research and case findings
ª Only one presenter per poster
ª 10 posters per presentation
Checklist for Submission
ª Poster title (maximum of 150 characters, with spaces)
Ÿ Title should be brief, unique and interestingª Presenter information
Ÿ Completed pro�le
Ÿ Presenter release forms - Please note that your submission will not be �nalized and until the poster presenter and all co-authors complete their presenter release forms
ª Overall poster abstract (maximum of 3,000 characters, with spaces)
Ÿ The abstract should be a concise description of results, �ndings, and conclusions.ª Topic
Ÿ Select one to two topics that best describe the overall focus of your proposed session
Deadline for Essay submission: st1 March 2020
Deadline for Course/ General Session/ e-Poster abstract submission: th 30 April 2020
Deadline for Asha Award Paper submission: th 30 April 2020
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Organizing Secretariat
General Information
Hotel Pullman Aerocity
The upscale hotel is located adjacent to both international & domestic airport terminals and is well connected through the Airport Express Line, which is just 5 minutes away & 18 minutes from IGI Airport Metro Station. The Pullman New Delhi Aerocity is near the business hubs of Gurgaon, New Delhi and Cyber City. A big complex of 670 rooms, Pullman New Delhi Aerocity is a preferred destination for both business & leisure travelers.
Address:
Asset No 2, Aerocity Hospitality District, IGI Airport, New Delhi 110037.
Letter of Invitation
GCBP office will be pleased to send a formal letter of invitation to any individual requesting one. It is understood that such an invitation is intended to help potential delegates to raise funds or to obtain a visa. This does not imply a commitment from the GCBP to provide any financial support. Invitation letters can be requested through email ID [email protected]. The letters will be sent as email attachment.
Visa
Most travellers will need a passport valid for at least 90 days following their arrival to and departure date from India. Visa regulations for India vary according to the country of origin. Please address enquires about every requirement to your travel agent & [email protected]
Insurance
The conference fee does not include insurance. All participants are advised to arrange their own insurance. Health and accident insurance is recommended and has to be purchased in your country of origin. The organisers will not be responsible for loss of or damage to personal belongings.
Currency
The Indian currency is called the Indian Rupee (INR). Exchange of foreign currency is available
at Delhi airport and at most hotels, banks and exchange offices throughout the city.
CME Credits
GCBP is seeking approval from the Delhi Medical Council (DMC) to provide CME credits for the scientific programme. More information will become available prior to the conference on the website http://www.gcbpindia.com
www.gcbpindia.com
Follow us on
See You in Delhi !
1001, Sunteck Grandeur, SV Road, Andheri (West), Mumbai- 400 [email protected]
Organizing Secretariat
General Information
Hotel Pullman Aerocity
The upscale hotel is located adjacent to both international & domestic airport terminals and is well connected through the Airport Express Line, which is just 5 minutes away & 18 minutes from IGI Airport Metro Station. The Pullman New Delhi Aerocity is near the business hubs of Gurgaon, New Delhi and Cyber City. A big complex of 670 rooms, Pullman New Delhi Aerocity is a preferred destination for both business & leisure travelers.
Address:
Asset No 2, Aerocity Hospitality District, IGI Airport, New Delhi 110037.
Letter of Invitation
GCBP office will be pleased to send a formal letter of invitation to any individual requesting one. It is understood that such an invitation is intended to help potential delegates to raise funds or to obtain a visa. This does not imply a commitment from the GCBP to provide any financial support. Invitation letters can be requested through email ID [email protected]. The letters will be sent as email attachment.
Visa
Most travellers will need a passport valid for at least 90 days following their arrival to and departure date from India. Visa regulations for India vary according to the country of origin. Please address enquires about every requirement to your travel agent & [email protected]
Insurance
The conference fee does not include insurance. All participants are advised to arrange their own insurance. Health and accident insurance is recommended and has to be purchased in your country of origin. The organisers will not be responsible for loss of or damage to personal belongings.
Currency
The Indian currency is called the Indian Rupee (INR). Exchange of foreign currency is available
at Delhi airport and at most hotels, banks and exchange offices throughout the city.
CME Credits
GCBP is seeking approval from the Delhi Medical Council (DMC) to provide CME credits for the scientific programme. More information will become available prior to the conference on the website http://www.gcbpindia.com
