The Department of Clinical Neuroscience (CNS) in Stockholm is an academic department dedicated to research and education concerning brain function across various levels, from molecular to societal. It is organized into six distinct departments, each focusing on different aspects of neuroscience. The department provides training programs for various healthcare professionals, including occupational therapists, doctors, optometrists, orthoptists, psychologists, and psychotherapists, thereby contributing to the education of future practitioners in the field.
CNS is equipped with research infrastructure for imaging, which supports its diverse research initiatives. The department places a particular emphasis on understanding children's development in a digital context and examines the impact of anxiety on overall well-being. Additionally, it explores the effectiveness of digital therapy compared to traditional psychological treatments. Research at CNS also investigates the connections between popular obesity medications and rare eye diseases, contributing to the broader understanding of health and disease.
Furthermore, the department offers opportunities for advancing research careers, fostering an environment conducive to academic growth. It also hosts podcasts that delve into topics related to vision and neuroscience, making its research accessible to a broader audience and promoting public engagement with scientific findings.