ACNP is a non-profit, professional society dedicated to advancing the scientific understanding of and facilitating communication about disorders of the brain and behavior in order to advance their prevention and treatment.
ACNP is proud to announce the winners of the inaugural Career-Spanning Mentorship Award. Milena Radoman, Ph.D., Yale University School of Medicine (Mentee) and Kelvin Lim, M.D., University of Minnesota (Mentor).
@ACNPorg @PorrasSegovia @NadjaGingJehli @Rachel_Bandler @WoleBabatunde1B Dr. Babatunde focuses on adverse childhood experiences, mental health & substance use disparities, examining how early-life adversity shapes psychiatric outcomes & developing strategies to reduce inequities & improve resilience in diverse populations / #ACNP2026 @WoleBabatunde1B
@ACNPorg @PorrasSegovia @NadjaGingJehli @Rachel_Bandler @WoleBabatunde1B Dr. Bandler is a Psychiatry Resident physician Yale's Neuroscience Research Training Program / #ACNP2026 @Rachel_Bandler
In the Pattabiraman & Sestan labs, she uses multimodal single-cell genomics approaches to study developmental origins of neuropsychiatric illnesses
@ACNPorg @PorrasSegovia @NadjaGingJehli @Rachel_Bandler @WoleBabatunde1B Dr. Ging-Jehli studies how we regain agency when control is uncertain & the world’s rules change, linking adaptive intelligence to computational model with affective flexibility, ADHD & anxiety
Dr Ging-Jehli is also founder of the Gearshift Fellowship / #ACNP2026 @NadjaGingJehli
@ACNPorg @PorrasSegovia @NadjaGingJehli @Rachel_Bandler @WoleBabatunde1B Dr. Porras-Segovia's research has focused on one of the most pressing issues in mental health: self-harm in young populations, particularly by the use of new technologies / #ACNP2026 @PorrasSegovia