Cristina Colombo is affiliated with Vita-Salute San Raffaele University in Italy. Their research spans multiple areas within medicine and neuroscience, with particular emphasis on psychiatry and mental health, biological psychiatry, as well as experimental and cognitive psychology. The scientist has contributed extensively to the understanding of behavioral neuroscience and cognitive neuroscience.
Their work covers various topics prominently related to brain disorders and mental health. Key research themes include tryptophan and brain disorders, bipolar disorder and treatment, stress responses and cortisol, treatment of major depression, and functional brain connectivity studies. Additionally, they have explored advanced neuroimaging techniques and applications alongside broader mental health research topics.
The scientist has published a substantial body of work across several academic journals. Frequent publication venues include Neuroscience Applied, where they have published 14 papers, European Neuropsychopharmacology with 9 publications, Journal of Affective Disorders and European Psychiatry with 5 papers each, and Journal of Psychiatric Research featuring 4 papers.
Their notable recent papers include:
Cristina Colombo collaborates frequently with other researchers in the field. Frequent co-authors include Raffaella Zanardi, Francesco Benedetti, Sara Poletti, Cristina Lorenzi, and Marco Paolini. These collaborations represent substantial contributions to multidisciplinary research efforts in psychiatry and neuroscience.
Francesco Benedetti;Cristina Colombo;Barbara Barbini;Euridice Campori
Daniela Perani;Cristina Colombo;Sergio Bressi;Annamaria Bonfanti
Francesco Benedetti;Alessandro Serretti;Cristina Colombo;Barbara Barbini
Cristina Colombo;Francesco Benedetti;Barbara Barbini;Euridice Campori
Silvio Scarone;Cristina Colombo;Simin Livian;Massimo Abbruzzese
Alessandro Serretti;Francesco Benedetti;Laura Mandelli;Cristina Lorenzi
Francesco Benedetti;Ping Hong Yeh;Marcella Bellani;Daniele Radaelli
Francesco Benedetti;Sara Dallaspezia;Mara Cigala Fulgosi;Cristina Lorenzi
Francesco Benedetti;Cristina Colombo;Adriana Pontiggia;Alessandro Bernasconi
Francesco Benedetti;Laura Sforzini;Cristina Colombo;Cesare Maffei
Francesco Benedetti;Barbara Barbini;Cristina Colombo;Enrico Smeraldi
Francesco Benedetti;Barbara Barbini;Mara Cigala Fulgosi;Cristina Colombo
Francesco Benedetti;Alessandro Serretti;Adriana Pontiggia;Alessandro Bernasconi
Francesco Benedetti;Alessandro Serretti;Cristina Colombo;Euridice Campori
Barbara Barbini;Francesco Benedetti;Cristina Colombo;Danilo Dotoli
Francesco Benedetti;Alessandro Serretti;Cristina Colombo;Cristina Lorenzi;Cristina Lorenzi
Francesco Benedetti;Irene Bollettini;Ignazio Barberi;Daniele Radaelli
Barbara Barbini;Sara Bertelli;Cristina Colombo;Enrico Smeraldi
Francesco Benedetti;Daniele Radaelli;Sara Poletti;Sara Poletti;Clara Locatelli
Francesco Benedetti;Alessandro Bernasconi;Cristina Lorenzi;Cristina Lorenzi;Adriana Pontiggia
Francesco Benedetti;Alessandro Serretti;Cristina Colombo;Barbara Barbini
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