ERAB is pleased to announce the funding of eight partial research grants starting in January 2012.
The research is taking place in Italy, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
Name of Principal Researcher | Department | Institution | Town Country |
Professor Kees DE GRAAF |
Department of Human Nutrition | Wageningen University | Wageningen, The Netherlands |
Dietary patterns and nutrient intakes of beer consumers compared to consumers of other (non-) alcoholic drinks |
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Professor Philip TERRY |
Department of Psychology | Kingston University | London, UK |
Young people’s beliefs about the benefits and risks associated with different alcoholic beverages: A comparison between the UK and France |
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Dr Richard Oliver DE VISSER |
School of Psychology | University of Sussex | Falmer, UK |
Understanding and promoting young people’s strategies for moderate alcohol consumption. |
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Professor Franco PRINA | Department of Social Science | University of Turin | Torino, Italy |
Images of adolescent alcohol use and health in Italy. A study of teenagers’ drinking and societal reactions to it. | |||
Dr Gabriel RUBIO | Faculty of Medicine | Complutense University | Madrid, Spain |
Psycho-physiological paradigms predictors of relapse in the treatment of alcohol dependent subjects. | |||
Professor Taco DE VRIES | Center for Neurogenomics & Cognitive Research | VU University Amsterdam | Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
Identification of a genetic risk-factor for alcohol seeking and relapse. |
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Dr Rosa LAMUELA-RAVENTÓS | Department of Nutrition and Food Science | University of Barcelona | Barcelona, Spain |
Evaluation of risk and benefits of moderate beer consumption in 1,000 subjects at high cardiovascular risk using a new beer biomarker |
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Professor Ingrid NYLANDER | Department of Pharmaceutical Biosciences | University of Uppsala | Uppsala, Sweden |
Neurobiological and behavioural consequences of adolescent alcohol consumption; studies of causal links between early-life conditions and vulnerability for alcohol use disorders. |
For a full list of the grants funded please click here.