Unit News

Researchers spearhead efforts to incorporate the voices of Japanese ADHD stakeholders in the development of positive behavioral support.

A new program to support the psychological wellbeing and parenting skills of mothers of children with ADHD has proven to be effective.

Researchers scan the brain to uncover how medication for ADHD affects the brain’s reward system.

Study confirms other international findings that punishment sensitivity is a feature of ADHD.

Behavioral experiment on reward and punishment highlights the cumulative effect of punishment in children with ADHD.

Researchers use a game-based experiment to understand how children with ADHD react to changing situations.

The Human Developmental Neurobiology Unit helps uncover the neurobiological causes of ADHD.

A new parent training program - the first of its kind in Japan – will be coming out of OIST’s Seaside House.

The Human Developmental Neurobiology Unit is primarily concerned not with theory or bench work, but with studying the causes and effects of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) to achieve tangible benefits for affected children and their families.