Digital Psychiatry & AI at 39th ECNP Congress
7 sessions on digital psychiatry & ai · October 10–13, 2026, Munich, Germany. Compare digital psychiatry & ai at other meetings →
Saturday, October 10
Symposium
S01 – Clinical trials across psychiatric disorders: the good, bad and the ugly
Argyris Stringaris · Christian Otte · Heidi Taipale · Blanca Bolea-Alamanac
Critical look at psychiatric trial design, generalizability, and digital therapeutics, including who gets excluded from RCTs.
Sunday, October 11
Symposium
S08 – Speech, digital phenotyping, and artificial intelligence in understanding and predicting trajectories and upcoming episodes in affective disorders
Dominic Oliver · Vera Ludwig · Srinivasan Vairavan · Maria Faurholt-Jepsen
NLP on health records, smartphone-based phenotyping, and machine learning to predict mood episodes and classify affective disorders.
Lecture
E02 – EPA Session – Improving psychiatric care in clinical practice: modern ways for treatment delivery
Martina Rojnic-Kuzman · Umberto Volpe
Joint EPA educational session on prevention, early intervention, and implementing digital psychiatry in routine care.
Monday, October 12
Symposium
S10 – Innovative approaches to understanding and treating anxiety disorders: from neurobiology to cutting-edge therapies
Andre Pittig · Iiris Hovatta · David S. Baldwin · Peter Zwanzger
Fear extinction mechanisms, genetics, next-generation anxiolytics, and digital/VR therapies for anxiety disorders.
Tuesday, October 13
Plenary
PL06 – Virtual reality in youth mental health: evidence, applications and future directions
Plenary reviewing the evidence for VR-based assessment and treatment in youth mental health.
Symposium
S20 – How can artificial intelligence transform mental health research?
Eleonora Maggioni · Pavol Mikolas · Saige Rutherford · Lin Baihan
Multimodal AI for patient stratification, generative AI for symptom extraction, and algorithmic fairness in clinical neuroscience.
Session
Panel discussion – Artificial intelligence in mental health – Progress and perils
Paris Alexandros Lalousis · Raquel Iniesta · Joseph Kambeitz · Ioana R. Podina
The ECNP AI in Mental Health network presents its European implementation effort, followed by a panel on limitations and risks of current AI systems.
Other topics at this meeting
Neuroscience & Mechanisms 23Drug Pipeline & Clinical Trials 8Pharmacogenomics & Precision Psychiatry 7Inflammation & Immunopsychiatry 6Schizophrenia & Psychosis 6Child & Adolescent 5Depression 5Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders 4Neuromodulation (ECT, TMS) 4OCD & Related Disorders 4ADHD 3Practice, Policy & Workforce 3