Advisory Council
Contingency Management
Core Resource on Alcohol
Información sobre el consumo de alcohol entre menores de edad
Fall Semester—A Time for Parents To Discuss the Risks of College Drinking
El alcohol y los adultos jóvenes de 18 a 25 años
Alcohol and the Human Body
College Drinking
Human "Brain Bank" Tissue for Alcohol Research
To facilitate alcohol-related research, NIAAA is currently supporting the collection of autopsied human brain tissue from individuals with alcohol use disorder and from controls for distribution to qualified alcohol research investigators. Tissue collection and distribution is provided by the Brain Tissue Resource Center (BTRC), University of Sydney, Australia. The goal of the "brain bank" is to provide human brain tissue...
El tratamiento del consumo de alcohol en los Estados Unidos
Offices and Divisions
NIAAA is made up of five divisions and four offices. An organizational chart is available here. Office of the Director, NIAAA NIAAA Director: Dr. George F. Koob NIAAA Deputy Director: Dr. Patricia A. Powell The Office of the Director leads the Institute by setting research and programmatic priorities and coordinating cross-cutting initiatives. The Office includes: Office of Extramural Activities, Director...
Applying for Extramural Grants
Laboratory of Biophotonics and Quantum Biology
The goal of the Laboratory of Biophotonics and Quantum Biology (LBQB) is to develop advanced imaging and spectroscopy techniques for studying protein-protein interaction under physiological conditions and for developing second-generation biosensors. We are particularly interested in developing new tools and approaches using fluorescent proteins for studying proteins that modulate synaptic behavior. Techniques used in LBQB include two-photon laser scanning confocal...
Mental Health Issues: Alcohol Use Disorder and Common Co-occurring Conditions
Training Resources
AGENDA - CRAN Joint Advisory Council Meeting May 8, 2024
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