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Martin Paulus, MD		Susan Tapert, PhD		Gery Schulteis, PhD

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About the Center
CIDIA stands for the UCSD Center on Interoceptive Dysregulation in Addiction and is an exploratory center for translational research on the clinical neurobiology of drug addiction. The goal of CIDIA is to address the global question: “how does the brain regulate the urge to use?”, with an initial focus on "what is the role of amphetamine addiction?" The website for CIDIA is http://cidia.ucsd.edu/ This wiki is for CIDIA personnel as well as the addiction research community and will serve as repository for our standard operating procedures.
Projects
1. Tapert - Project 1: Interoceptive Dysregulation in Adolescents at Risk for Substance Dependence 2. Paulus - Project 2: Interoceptive Dysregulation in Amphetamine Dependent Individuals 3. Schulteis - Project 3: Contribution of Interoceptive Processing to Drug Reward and Withdrawal Aversion
Cores
1. Neuroimaging 2. Administrative