CURRICULUM VITAE Mark Leonard Solms

Born district of Lüderitz, Namibia, 17 July 1961 Matriculated Pretoria Boys' School, South Africa, 1979 ______

DEGREES (All awarded by the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa)

1992 Doctor of Philosophy: Neuropsychology 1987 Master of Arts (with distinction): Neuropsychology 1985 Bachelor of Arts with Honours (in the first class): Applied Psychology 1984 Bachelor of Arts (with distinction): Psychology

CLINICAL TRAINING

1989-94 The Institute of Psychoanalysis, London

MEMBERSHIPS & REGISTRATIONS

2016- American Psychoanalytic Association 2009- South African Psychoanalytical Association (Training analyst) 2004- National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis, New York (Honorary) 2004- American College of Psychoanalysts (Honorary) 2003- South African Clinical Neuropsychological Association 2000- International Neuropsychoanalysis Society 1998- New York Psychoanalytic Society (Honorary) 1995- International Psychoanalytical Association 1995- British Psychoanalytical Society 1991- British Neuropsychological Society 1989- British Psychological Society (Division of Neuropsychology, 1999- ) 1986- Psychological Association of South Africa (Psychological Society of South Africa 1995- ) 1986-1990 South African Society for Brain and Behaviour Studies 1985- South African Medical and Dental Council; Psychology Board, Research Division (Health Professions Council of South Africa 1999- )

APPOINTMENTS

2017- Adjunct Faculty, Institute for Psychoanalysis, Chicago. 2016- Director, International Neuropsychoanalysis Centre, London 2016- Director, Science Department, American Psychoanalytic Association. 2016 Visiting Fellow, Neubauer Collegium, University of Chicago. 2016 Heinz Kohut Visiting Professor, University of Chicago. 2016- Teaching Faculty Member, Research Training Programme of the International 2

Psychoanalytical Association, Asociación Psicoanalitica de Buenos Aires, Argentina. 2013- Chair, Research Committee, International Psychoanalytical Association. 2013- Member, International Advisory Board, International Psychoanalytic University, Berlin. 2013- Member, Academy of Science of South Africa. 2013-2017 Visiting Professor, Sigmund Freud Institute, Frankfurt. 2013- Patron, Restitution Foundation (South Africa). 2013-2016 Trustee, Neuropsychoanalysis Fund, London. 2012- Member, Advisory Council, Sigourney Award Trust, New York. 2012-2014 Head, Department of Psychology, University of Cape Town. 2012-2017 Director, The Health Foundation of the Western Cape. 2011- Director, Franschhoek Transformation Charter Trust. 2010-2012 Member, Depression Task Force, Hope for Depression Research Foundation, New York. 2010- Trustee, Loudon Charitable Trust. 2009- President, South African Psychoanalytical Association 2007 Visiting Professor, Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute 2006- 2012 Research Co-Director, Hope for Depression Research Foundation., New York 2006- Trustee, David Astor Journalism Awards Trust (Chair from 2012). 2003- 2013 Director, International Neuropsychoanalysis Centre, London 2002- Professor in Neuropsychology, Department of Psychology, University of Cape Town. 2001- Director, Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuropsychoanalysis, New York Psychoanalytic Institute 2001- 2004 Distinguished Fellow, New England Institute of Cognitive Science and Evolutionary Psychology 2001-2002 Teaching Faculty, MSc in Cognitive Neuropsychology, University College London 1999-2000 Paediatric Neuropsychology Supervisor, St George's Hospital, London 1999- Co-chair, International Neuropsychoanalysis Society 1998-2010 Teaching Faculty, New York Psychoanalytic Institute 1998 Freud Archive Visiting Professor, University of Essex. 1997-1998 Paediatric Neuropsychology Supervisor, Royal London Hospital 1997-2002 Teaching Faculty, MSc and DPsych in Psychoanalytic Developmental Psychology, University College London (Anna Freud Centre) 1997-2002 Teaching Faculty, MSc in Theoretical Psychoanalytic Studies, University College London 1997 Teaching Faculty, British Association of Psychotherapists 1996-2001 Teaching Faculty, Institute of Psycho-Analysis, London 1995-2007 Lecturer. University College London, Department of Psychology 1993-1999 Visiting Lecturer, New York Psychoanalytic Institute, Division of Postgraduate Studies 1993- Honorary Lecturer, Academic Department of Neurosurgery, St. Bartholomew's & Royal London School of Medicine and Dentistry 1993-2003 Consultant Neuropsychologist, The Anna Freud Centre, London (Manager, Neuro-Psychoanalysis Project, 1999-2003) 1990-1995 Hon. Research Fellow, University College London, Department of Psychology 1990-1992 Visiting Psychotherapist, Psychotherapy Unit, Friern Hospital, London 1985-1989 Hon. Neuropsychologist, Division of Neurosurgery, University of the Witwatersrand Medical School & Affiliated Hospitals (Baragwanath Hospital, Edenvale General Hospital, Johannesburg Hospital) 1985 Clinical Research Assistant, Sandoz Pharmaceuticals (Pty.) Ltd. and the Department of 3

Neurology & School of Psychology, University of the Witwatersrand

GRANTS & AWARDS

Awarded by the Oppenheimer Memorial Trust: 2018 Harry Oppenheimer Fellowship, R1,500,000

Awarded by the International Psychoanalytical Association: 2017 Outstanding Scientific Achievement Award

Awarded by the Gabriel Foundation: 2017 Grant for Neuropsychoanalysis Education Initiative, R1,500,000

Awarded by Jacques Tredoux Foundation: 2017- Annual grant for Neuropsychoanalytic Research, £20,000 per annum

Awarded by The New Center for Psychoanalysis, Los Angeles: 2016 Franz Alexander Lecture

Awarded by the Contemporary Freudian Society: 2016 Honorary Member

Awarded by the American College of Psychiatrists: 2016 Honorary Fellowship

Awarded by the San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis: 2015 Haskell Norman Prize for Excellence in Psychoanalysis

Awarded by the National Research Foundation, South Africa: 2015 President’s Award (A1 rating) 2015-17 Competitive Programme for Rated Researchers, R1,310,000 2015-2020 Incentive Grant for Rated Researchers, R500,000

Awarded by the Perlman-Chapman Trust, New York 2017 Grant to develop Educational Seminars in Neuropsychoanalysis, $50,000

Awarded by the American Society of Psychoanalytic Physicians 2013 Sigmund Freud Award

Awarded by the Academy of Science of South Africa: 2013- Elected to Membership.

Awarded by the Köhler-Stiftung, Münich: 4

2013- Grant to cover ongoing travel costs as Visiting Professor at the Sigmund Freud Institute, Frankfurt, €16,000

Awarded by the Southwest Psychoanalytic Society & University of Arizona: 2012-13 The Eli W Lane Memorial Award [awarded twice]

Awarded by the Mary Sigourney Trust: 2011 Sigourney Award, $25,000

Awarded by the A.W. Mellon Foundation: 2013-16 Grant to develop interactive website in Neuropsychoanalysis, $250,000 2011-12 Grant to develop prototype interactive website in Neuropsychoanalysis, $50,000

Awarded by the Perlman-Chapman Trust, New York: 2013-16 Grant to develop Educational Seminars in Neuropsychoanalysis, $250,000 2010-12 Grant to develop Educational Seminars in Neuropsychoanalysis, $150,000

The Oscar Sternbach Award 2009 For Outstanding Dedication and Contributions to Psychoanalysis

Awarded by the National Research Foundation, South Africa: 2009 President’s Award (A2 rating) 2010-12 Competitive Programme for Rated Researchers, R660,000 2009-14 Incentive grant, R500,000 2008 Incentive grant, R80,000

Awarded by University of Cape Town: 2018 URC Block grant, R50,000 2018 Incentive grant top-up, R30,000 2017 URC Block grant, R38,323 2016 URC Block grant, R48,437 2015 URC Block grant, R45,276 2014 URC Block grant, R47,310 2013 URC Block grant, R31,743 2012 URC Block grant, R22,742 2011 URC Block grant, R19,768 2010 URC Block grant, R38,475 2009 CAPEX grant for polysomnographic equipment, R298,220 2009 URC Block grant, R41,530 2008 URC Block grant, R37,689

Awarded by the Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuropsychoanalysis, New York: 2008 Arnold Pfeffer Prize, $5,000.

Awarded by the Hope for Depression Research Foundation, New York: 2011-13 Grant for research into the epigenetics of depression, $110,000

2011 Grant for research into depression and related disorders, $100,000

2010 Grant for research into depression and related disorders, $100,000

2008-9 Grant for research into depression and related disorders, $100,000

2008-9 Grant for research into obsessive compulsive disorder, $110,000

2007-8 Grant for research into depression and related disorders, $150,000

2006-7 Grant for research into the neurogenetics of mood disorders, $100,000

Awarded by the International Federation for Psychoanalytic Education: 2007 Hans W. Loewald Memorial Award

Awarded by the University of Cape Town: 2006- Fellow of the University

Awarded by the Institute for the Study of Affective Neuroscience, Haifa, Israel: 2010-11 Grant for research into right hemisphere regulation of mood, $110,000

2007-8 Grant for research into the subjective effects of various neuropeptides, $110,000

Awarded by the National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis, New York: 2006- Honorary Membership

Awarded by the Neuropsychoanalysis Fund, London: 2006-11 Grant for research and education at the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Centre, London, £1,322,000

Awarded by the Audrey & Martin Gruss Foundation, New York: 2006 Ad hoc grant for research in neuro-psychoanalysis, $50,000 2005 Ad hoc grant for research in neuro-psychoanalysis, $50,000

Awarded by the American College of Psychoanalysts: 2004- Honorary Membership

Awarded by the Anna Freud Foundation, New York: 2004-2007 Grant for research on behalf of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society, London, $108,000

Awarded by Intezos S.A., Montevideo, Uruguay: 2004 Grant for research in neuro-psychoanalysis, $60,000

Awarded by the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Fund, London: 2003-2005 Grant for research and education at the Neuropsychoanalysis Centre, London, £900,000

Awarded by the Chapman Family Foundation, New York: 2003- Annual grant for research in Neuropsychoanalysis, $50,000 per annum

Awarded by the Neuropsychoanalysis Fund, London: 2002-2003 Ad hoc grant for research in Neuropsychoanalysis, £85,000

Awarded by the Avenue Trust, London: 2002-2004 Extension grant for the Neuropsychoanalysis Project at the Anna Freud Centre, London, £150,000

Awarded by the Chapman Family Foundation, New York 2002-2004: Grant to assist the work of the Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuropsychoanalysis, $150,000.

Awarded by the South African Psychoanalysis Trust, London: 2002-3 Grant to further the charitable aims of the Trust in South Africa, R400,000.

Awarded by the Anna Freud Foundation, New York: 2002-03 Renewal grant for the Neuropsychoanalysis Project at the Anna Freud Centre, London, $35,000.

Awarded by the Chapman Family Foundation, New York 2002: Ad hoc grant to assist the work of the Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuropsychoanalysis, $15,000.

Awarded by the University of Cape Town: 2002: Start-up grant (new professor), R15,000.

Awarded by the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis (USA): 2001 Gradiva Award: Best Book (Science Category): ‘Clinical Studies in Neuro- Psychoanalysis’ by K. Kaplan-Solms & M. Solms.

Awarded by the Avenue Trust, London: 2001-2004 Continuation grant for the Neuropsychoanalysis Project at the Anna Freud Centre, London, £200,000.

Awarded by the New York Psychoanalytic Society: 2001 The Heinz Hartmann Award for Recent Graduates

Awarded by the American Psychiatric Association: 2001 The International Psychiatrist Award

Awarded by the Anna Freud Foundation, New York: 7

2000-02 Supplementary grant for the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Project at the Anna Freud Centre, London, $70,000.

Awarded by the Chapman Family Foundation, New York: 2000-01 Grant to study the psychology of epilepsy, $50,000

Awarded by the Avenue Trust, London: 1999-2001 Grant to establish a Neuro-Psychoanalysis Project at the Anna Freud Centre, London, £150,000

Awarded by the International Psychoanalytical Association Trust: 1998-2000 Editorial Grant for The Complete Neuroscientific Works of Sigmund Freud, $16,000

Awarded by the University of Essex: 1998 Freud Archive Inaugural Visiting Professor

Awarded by the New York Psychoanalytic Society: 1998 Honorary Membership of the New York Psychoanalytic Society

Awarded by the Institute of Psychoanalysis, London: 1996-99 Editorial Grant for The Revised Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud, £68,625

Awarded by the Köhler-Stiftung, Münich: 1997-98 Editorial Grant for Clinical Studies in Neuro-Psychoanalysis: An Introduction to Depth Neuropsychology, DM30,000

1996-97 Grant for Convening an Epilepsy Study Group at the Anna Freud Centre, London, £14,000

Awarded by the Reiksuniversiteit Gent, Belgium: 1996 The George Sarton Medal, for Contributions to the History and Philosophy of Science

Awarded by the South African Foundation for Scientific Study and Research, Johannesburg: 1989-95 Fellowship for study and research at The Institute of Psycho-Analysis, London, £113,000

Awarded by the Institute of Psycho-Analysis, London, as adminstrators of the Simenauer Foundation: 1991-96 Editorial Grant for The Complete Neuroscientific Works of Sigmund Freud, £27,000

Awarded by the Psychoanalytic Research & Development Fund, New York: 1990-93 Editorial Grant for The Complete Neuroscientific Works of Sigmund Freud, $20,000

Awarded by the Freud Literary Heritage Foundation, New York: 1992-93 Editorial Grant for The Complete Neuroscientific Works of Sigmund Freud, $8,000 8

Awarded by the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg: 1987-89 Post-graduate Scholarship for Academic Excellence (the Henry Bradlow Scholarship), R20,000 1986 Post-graduate Scholarship for Academic Excellence (a Julius Robinson Scholarship), R700 1984 Faculty of Arts Certificate of Merit (to the Psychology Honours duc scholar) 1983 Faculty of Arts Certificate of Merit (to the Psychology Baccalaureate duc scholar) 1982 Standard Bank Foundation for African Art Essay Prize, R500 1984-88 University Senior Bursaries, R15,000

Awarded by the Human Sciences Research Council of South Africa, Pretoria: 1984-88 Postgraduate Bursaries & Scholarships, R35,000

EDITORIAL AND PEER-REVIEW DUTIES

2017- Occasional editorial reader, Journal of Consciousness Studies 2016- Member, Editorial Board, Integrative Neuroscience. 2015- Occasional editorial reader, Human Brain Mapping. 2013- Occasional editorial reader, Neuropsychopharmacology. 2012- Occasional editorial reader, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B. 2012- Research Reviewer, Chair of the Evaluation of Research Proposals and Results Subcommittee (CERP) of the International Psychoanalytical Association 2012- Occasional editorial reader, Translational Neuroscience 2012- Occasional editorial reader, Psychoanalytic Psychology 2012- Review editor, Frontiers of Psychoanalysis & Neuropsychoanalysis 2011- Occasional editorial reader, Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews 2011- Occasional editorial reader, Brain 2011- Occasional editorial reader, Journal of Human Evolution 2010- Occasional editorial reader, Journal of Sleep Research 2008- Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Jason Aronson Publishers 2007- Occasional editorial reader: History of the Humanities 2007- Occasional editorial reader: Cognition and Emotion 2006- Occasional editorial reader: Psychological Reports 2005- Occasional editorial reader: Brain and Cognition 2004- Occasional editorial reader: Consciousness and Cognition 2004- Occasional editorial reader: Neuropsychoanalysis 2003- Occasional reviewer, National Research Foundation, South Africa 2003- Occasional editorial reader: South African Journal of Science 2003- Member, Editorial Board: Acta Neuropsychologica 2001- Occasional editorial reader: History of Psychiatry 2000- Member, Editorial Advisory Panel: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 2000- Occasional editorial reader: Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association 2000- Occasional editorial reader: Dreaming 2000- Occasional editorial reader: British Journal of Medical Psychology 1999- Editorial Associate: Behavioral and Brain Sciences 1999-2004 Co-editor: Neuro-Psychoanalysis 9

1999- Occasional editorial reader: British Journal of Psychiatry 1996- Member, Editorial Advisory Board: Psychoanalytische Perspektieven 1995- Executive Editor: Revised Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud 1995 Associate Member, Editorial Board: The International Journal of Psycho-Analysis 1994- Occasional editorial reader: The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease 1994- Occasional editorial reader: Aphasiology 1994- Occasional editorial reader: The New Library of Psychoanalysis 1990- Occasional editorial reader: The International Journal of Psycho-Analysis 1990- Editorial Advisor: Sigmund Freud Copyrights 1990- General Editor: The Complete Neuroscientific Works of Sigmund Freud 1990-92 Occasional editorial reader: The International Review of Psycho-Analysis

INSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEES

2017- Director of Training, South African Psychoanalytical Association. 2017- Chair, Ethics Committee, South African Psychoanalytical Association. 2016- Director, Science Department, American Psychoanalytic Association. 2013- Chair, Research Committee, International Psychoanalytical Association. 2013-16 Member, College of Fellows Young Researcher Award Committee, UCT. 2012-13 Member, Humanities Research Ethics Committee, UCT 2009-17 President, South African Psychoanalytical Association. 2009- Member, Research Fellows Award Committee, UCT 2008-17 Member, Works of Art Committee, UCT 2007- Chair, South African Psychoanalysis Initiative 2006-12 Research Co-Director, Hope for Depression Research Foundation, New York 2006 Member, Executive Committee, South African Clinical Neuropsychology Association 2005- Chair, Clifford Yorke Prize Committee 2004 Member, Distinguished Professorship Selection Committee, University of Cape Town 2002-4 Member, Graduate School in Humanities Ethics Subcommittee, University of Cape Town 2002- Trustee, Neuro-Psychoanalysis Foundation, New York 2001- Chair, Arnold Pfeffer Prize Committee 2000- Co-chairman, Executive Committee: International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Society 1999-2001 Member, Research Committee: International Psychoanalytical Association 1998- Member, Executive Committee: Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute 1996-1999 Hon. Secretary, The South African Psychoanalysis Trust (London) 1995-2001 Co-opted Member, Publications Committee of the British Psycho-Analytical Society 1994-2001 Member, Archives Committee of the British Psycho-Analytical Society 1993-1994 Chairman, Students' Organization of the British Institute of Psycho-Analysis

CLUBS

2007- Groot Drakenstein Games Club 2006- Western Province Cricket Club 2000-2003 1952 Club of the British Psycho-Analytical Society 1996- The Royal Automobile Club (Pall Mall & Woodcote Park) 10

1991-2002 The Blizard Club (Royal London Hospital)

PUBLICATIONS

In press:

Solms, M. (ed & trans.) Revised Standard Edition of The Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud. London & New York: The Institute of Psychoanalysis & W.W. Norton & Co. (24 volumes)

Solms, M. (ed & trans.) The Complete Neuroscientific Works of Sigmund Freud. London: The Institute of Psychoanalysis & H. Karnac Books. (4 volumes)

Solms, M. & Friston, K. How and why consciousness arises: some considerations from physics and physiology. Journal of Consciousness Studies.

Solms, M. Effects of brain lesions on dreams. In R. Hoss and K. Valli (eds.) Dreams: Biology, Psychology and Culture. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO.

2018:

Ellis, G. and Solms, M. Beyond Evolutionary Psychology: How and Why Neuropsychological Modules Develop. Cambridge University Press.

Solms, M. Foreword to K. Davis and J. Panksepp, The Emotional Foundations of Personality: A Neurobehavioral and Evolutionary Approach, New York: Norton, pp. xi-xii.

Solms, M. Psicoanalisi e ricerca scientifica. Psicoterapia e Scienze Umane, 52: 7-16.

Solms, M. Psychoanalysis by surprise. In E. Hamburger (ed.) Trauma, Trust, and Memory: Social Trauma and Reconciliation in Psychoanalysis, Psychotherapy, and Cultural Memory. London: Routledge, pp. 37-49.

Solms, M. Extracts from the Revised Standard Edition of Freud’s complete psychological works. International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 99: 11-57.

Solms, M. Depression in Neuropsychoanalysis: Why Does Depression Feel Bad? In R. Spagnolo (ed.), Building Bridges: Impact of Psychoanalysis and Neuropsychoanalysis on Clinical Session. Routledge, pp.

Solms, M. La Coscienza dell’Es: Psicoanalisi e Neuroscienze, A. Clarici (ed.). Milan: Raffaelo Cortina Editore.

Solms, M. The scientific standing of psychoanalysis. British Journal of Psychiatry International, 15: 5- 8

2017:

Solms, M. ‘Sleep and dreams: A clinical neurological perspective’. In S. Chokroverty and. Ferini- 11

Strambi (eds.), Oxford Textbook of Sleep Disorders, Oxford University Press, pp. 333-343.

Solms, M. Remembrances of Jaak Panksepp. Neuropsychoanalysis, 19: 202-204.

Solms, M. Psychoanalyse und Naturwissenschaft, in F. Lackinger & H. Rössler-Schülein (eds.) Psychoanalyse und Universität. Zur Verbindung von akademischer Lehre und analytischer Praxis. Giessen: Psychosozial-Verlag, pp. 49-63.

Solms, M. E ello consciente. Revista Psicoanálisis [Peru], 20: 13-44.

Van der Westhuizen, D., Moore, J., Solms, M., van Honk, J. Testosterone facilitates the sense of agency. Consciousness and Cognition, 56: 58-67.

Solms, M. What is “the unconscious,” and where is it located in the brain? A neuropsychoanalytic perspective. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1406: 90–97.

Paulson, S., Hustvedt, S., Solms, M. & Shamdasani, S. The deeper self: an expanded view of consciousness. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1406: 46-63.

Solms, M. Some innate predictions are social in nature [commentary on ‘Mentalizing homeostasis’ by Fotopoulou and Tsakiris]. Neuropsychoanalysis, 19: 55-57.

Solms, M. Empathy and the problem of other minds -- a neuropsychoanalytic perspective and a clinical vignette. In V. Lux and S. Weigl (eds.) Empathy: Epistemic Problems and Cultural-Historical Perspectives of a Cross-Disciplinary Concept, Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 93-114.

Fourie, M., Stein, D., Solms, M., Gobodo-Madikizela, P. Decety, J. Empathy and moral emotions in post-apartheid South-Africa: An fMRI investigation. Social Cognitive & Affective Neuroscience, 12: 881–892.

Panksepp, J., Lane, R., Solms, M. and Smith, R. Reconciling cognitive and affective neuroscience perspectives on the brain basis of emotional experience, Neurosci and Biobehav Rev., 76: 187-215.

Solms, M, Malcolm-Smith., S & Wainstein, D. ‘Dreaming in Neurological Disorders.’ In S. Chokroverty (ed). Sleep Disorders Medicine: Basic Science, Technical Considerations and Clinical Aspects, 4th ed. New York: Springer, pp. 963-976.

Solms, M. (2017). Review of L. Pessoa, The cognitive-emotional brain: From interactions to integration and G. Colombetti, The feeling body: Affective neuroscience meets the enactive mind. Psychoanalytic Psychology, 34, 122-130.

Solms, M. Consciousness by surprise: a neuropsychoanalytic approach to the hard problem. In R. Poznanski, J. Tuszynski & T. Feinberg (eds.) Biophysics of Consciousness: A Foundational Approach. New York: World Scientific, pp. 129-148.

Solms, M. ‘“The unconscious” in psychoanalysis and neuroscience: an integrated approach to the cognitive unconscious.’ In G. Craparo and C. Mucci, Unrepressed Unconscious, Implicit Memory, and Clinical Work. London: Karnac, pp. 1-25. 12

Jansen van Vuuren, A. Saling, M., Ameen, O., Naidoo, N. & Solms, M. Hand preference is selectively related to common and internal carotid arterial asymmetry. Laterality: Asymmetries of Body, Brain & Cognition, 22: 377-398.

2016:

Solms, M. El Ello consciente. Revista de Psicoanálisis [Argentina], 73: 127-159.

Leuzinger-Bohleber, M., Arnold, S. & Solms, M. (eds.) The Unconscious: A bridge between psychoanalysis and cognitive neuroscience. London: Routledge.

Leuzinger-Bohleber, M. & Solms, M. The unconscious: a contemporary interdisciplinary dialogue: some introductory remarks. In M. Leuzinger-Bohleber, S. Arnold & M. Solms (eds.) The Unconscious: A bridge between psychoanalysis and cognitive neuroscience. London: Routledge, pp. 3-15.

Solms, M. & Turnbull, O. What is neuropsychoanalysis? In S. Weigel & G. Scharbert (eds.) A Neuro- psychoanalytical Dialogue for Bridging Freud and the Neurosciences. Zurich: Springer, pp. 13-30.

Solms, M. ‘The unconscious’ in psychoanalysis and neuroscience: an integrated approach to the cognitive unconscious. In M. Leuzinger-Bohleber, S. Arnold & M. Solms (eds.) The Unconscious: A bridge between psychoanalysis and cognitive neuroscience. London: Routledge, pp. 16-35.

Solms, M. The biological foundations of gender: a delicate balance. In G. Schreiber (ed) Transsexuality in theology and neuroscience: Findings, Controversies and Perspectives. Berlin: de Gruyter, pp. 5-21.

Solms, M. We agree about the metaneuropsychology of the ego (but not so much about the superego): A commentary on “Revisiting the left convexity hypothesis: Changes in the mental apparatus after left dorso-medial prefrontal damage” by Salas & Yuen. Neuropsychoanalysis, 18: 113- 115.

Besharati, S., Forkel, S., Kopelman, M., Solms, M., Jenkinson, P., Fotopoulou, A. ‘Mentalizing the body: spatial and social cognition in anosognosia for hemiplegia.’ Brain, 139: 971-85.

Van Wyk, M., Thomas, K. G. F., Solms, M., & Lipinska, G. ‘Prominence of Hyperarousal Symptoms Explains Variability of Sleep Disruption in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder.’ Psychological Trauma, 8:688-696

Solms, M. ‘Empathy as developmental achievement: Beyond embodied simulation.’ In J. de Vos and E. Pluth (eds.) Neuroscience and Critique: Exploring the Limits of the Neurological Turn. London: Routledge, pp. 203-219.

Duncan, A., Malcolm-Smith, S., Ameen, O. & Solms, M. The Incidence of Euphoria in Multiple Sclerosis: Artefact of Measure. Multiple Sclerosis International, 2016: 8pp. http: //dx.doi.org/10.1155/2016/5738425

Solms, M. Foreword. In A. Steck and B. Steck, Brain and Mind: Subjective Experience and Scientific Objectivity. Heidelberg: Springer, pp v- vi.

2015:

Solms, M. Psychoanalysis in pursuit of truth and reconciliation on a South African farm: Commentary on Gobodo-Madikizela, Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 63: 1147- 1158.

Leuzinger-Bohleber, M., Fischmann, T., Böker, H., Northoff, G. & Solms, M. (eds) Psychoanalyse und Neurowissenschaften: Chancen – Grenzen – Kontroversen. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer.

Solms, M. Sigmund Freud heute – eine neurowissenschaftliche Perspektive auf der Psychoanalyse. In Leuzinger-Bohleber, M., Fischmann, T., Böker, H., Northoff, G. & Solms, M. (eds.) Psychoanalyse und Neurowissenschaften: Chancen – Grenzen – Kontroversen. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, pp. 56-88.

Solms, M. The Feeling Brain: Selected Papers on Neuropsychoanalysis. London: Karnac. [Italian translation (by G. Giovanardi): Cosa Prova il Cervello. Rome: Astrolabio, 2017]

Solms, M. Foreword. In Leuzinger-Bohleber and H. Kächele (eds.), An Open Door Review of Process and Outcome Studies in Psychoanalysis. 3rd ed. London: IPA, p. ii.

Solms, M. What is a mind? https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/what-is-a-mind [MOOC.]

Yovell, Y., Solms, M. & Fotopoulou, A. The case for neuropsychoanalysis: Why a dialogue with neuroscience is necessary but not sufficient for psychoanalysis. International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 96:1515-53.

Solms, M. Reconsolidation: Turning consciousness into memory. Behavioral & Brain Sciences, 38, 40-41.

Solms, M. Reply to Barratt. [Commentary on Barnaby Barratt’s paper, “Critical Notes on the Neuro- Evolutionary Archaeology of Affective Systems”] The Psychoanalytic Review, 102, 209-219.

Van der Westhuizen, D., & Solms, M. Social dominance in relation to the Affective Neuroscience Personality Scales. Consciousness & Cognition, 33, 90-111.

Van der Westhuizen, D., & Solms, M. Basic emotional foundations of social dominance in relation to Panksepp’s affective taxonomy. Neuropsychoanalysis, 17: 19-37.

Pileggi, L., Malcolm-Smith, S. & Solms, M. Investigating the role of social-affective attachment processes in cradling bias: The absence of cradling bias in children with autism spectrum disorders. Laterality, 20: 154-170.

Syala, S., Ipser, J., Terburg, D., Solms, M., Panksepp, J., Malcolm-Smith, S., Bos, P., Montoya, E., Stein, D. & Honk, J. Improved memory for reward cues following acute buprenorphine administration in humans. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 53, 10–15.

Duncan, A., Malcolm-Smith, S., Ameen, O. & Solms, M. Changing definitions of euphoria in multiple sclerosis: A short report. Multiple Sclerosis, 21, 776-779.

Solms, M. Foreword to J.-B. Stora, A New Body-Mind Approach: Clinical Cases. London: Karnac, pp. xiii-xiv.

2014:

Solms, M. (2014). The primary concern of neuropsychoanalysis, Neuropsychoanalysis, 16, 1, 49–51. [Commentary].

Panksepp, J., Solms, M., Schlaepfer., T. & Coenen, V. Primary-process separation-distress (PANIC/GRIEF) and reward eagerness (SEEKING) processes in the ancestral genesis of depressive affect and addictions. In M. Mikulincer and P. Shaver (eds.) Nature and Formation of Social Connections: From Brain to Group. Washington: American Psychological Association.

Besharati, S., Forkel, S.J., Kopelman, M., Solms, M., Jenkinson, P.M., & Fotopoulou, A. The Affective Modulation of Motor Awareness in Anosognosia for Hemiplegia: Behavioural and Lesion Evidence. Cortex, 61: 127-140.

Turnbull, O., Fotopoulou, A. & Solms, M. Anosognosia as motivated unawareness: The ‘defence’ hypothesis revisited. Cortex, 61: 18-29.

Solms, M. Do you agree that Freud’s dream theory was erroneous with respect to (1) the genesis of dreaming (release of repressed infantile wishes) and (2) the bizarreness of dreams (disguise and censorship of unacceptable wishes?’ In N. Tranquillo (ed) Dream Consciousness: Allan Hobson’s New Approach to the Brain and its Mind. In F. Stadler’s Vienna Circle Institute Library, vol. 3. New York: Springer Verlag, pp. 205-209.

Solms, M. Letter from my father. In Inggs, S. (ed) Object relations: Essays and Images. Cape Town: Colophon, pp 16-17.

Solms, M. & Varwig, C. ‘”Es” ist anders, als Sie denken.’ [Interview.] Bild der Wissenschaft (7): 73-75.

Solms, M. ‘Unbewusst, das Unbewusste.’ In W.Mertens (ed.), Handbuch psychoanalytischer Grundbegriffe, 4th/ed. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, pp. 1020-1028.

Solms, M. ‘A neuropsychoanalytical approach to the hard problem of consciousness.’ Journal of Integrative Neuroscience, 13: 1-13.

Solms, M. ‘On: Psychoanalysis in South Africa.’ [Letter to the Editor.] International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 96: 145.

2013:

Jackson, M & Solms, M. Separation distress in obsessive-compulsive disorder. Neuropsychoanalysis, 15: 117-125

Solms, M. ‘Dreaming is not controlled by hippocampal mechanisms’. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 36: 629. [Commentary.]

Malcolm-Smith, S., Thomas, K.G.F., Stein, D., van Honk, J., & Solms, M. ‘Opioid function is dysregulated subsequent to early social trauma: healthy young adults’ response to a buprenorphine challenge.’ Neuropsychoanalysis, 15: 127-143

Panksepp, J., Northoff, G. & Solms, M. ‘Emotions and Psychopathology’. In H. Pashler (ed.), Encyclopedia of the Mind . Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage, pp. 304-308.

Solms, M. ‘Der Wunsch im Traum – eine neuropsychoanalytische Perspektive.’ In B. Boothe (ed.), Wenn doch nur – ach haett ich bloss: Die Anatomie des Wunsches, Zurich: Rueffer & Rub, pp. 126- 140.

Solms, M. ‘Justifying psychoanalysis’. The British Journal of Psychiatry, 203: 389-390. [Letter to the editor]

Solms, M. ‘The Conscious Id.’ Neuropsychoanalysis, 15: 5-85. [Target paper, with 16 open peer commentaries]

Solms, M. ‘Notes on the Revised Standard Edition.’ Psychoanalytic Review, 100: 201-210.

Solms, M. ‘Das bewusste Es.’ Psyche, 67: 991-1022.

Solms, M. Freud’s ‘primary process’ versus Hobson’s ‘protoconsciousness’. Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 49: 201-208.

Pileggi, L-A., Malcolm-Smith, S., Hoegenhout, M., Thomas, K. & Solms, M. Cradling bias is absent in children with autism spectrum disorders. Journal of Child & Adolescent Mental Health, 25: 55-60.

Solms, M. ‘The Unconscious’ in Psychoanalysis and Neuropsychology. In S. Akhtar & M. O'Neil (eds.) "On Freud's ‘The Unconscious’. London: Karnac, pp. 101-118.

J. Ipser, D. Terburg, S. Syal, N. Phillips, M. Solms, J. Panksepp, S. Malcolm-Smith, K. Thomas, D. Stein, & J. van Honk. Reduced fear-recognition sensitivity following acute buprenorphine administration in healthy volunteers. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 38: 166-170.

Panksepp, J., V. A. Coenen, M. Solms & T. E. Schläpfer. ‘Warum tut uns die Depression weh? Ererbter primär-bewusster Trennungsschmerz (PANIC) und nachlassende Belohnung (SEEKING) und ihre Bedeutung für das Entstehen von Depression und Abhängigkeit.’ In: Brisch, K. H. (ed.) Bindung und Sucht. Stuttgart: Klett-Cotta, pp. 208-233.

Solms, M. ‘Are dreams meaningless?’ [Abstract] South African Journal of Psychiatry, 19: 107.

Solms, M. ‘Good magician of Drakenstein.’ In B. Scott (ed.), Alex: Cameos of a Frontier Rogue. Cape Town, pp. 12-16.

2012:

Gouse, H., Thomas, K. & Solms, M. ‘Neuropsychological, functional and behavioural outcome in South African traumatic brain injury litigants.’ Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 28: 38- 51.

Solms, M. ‘Depression: a neuropsychoanalytic perspective’. International Forum of Psychoanalysis, 21: 207-213.

Solms, M. ‘Are Freud’s “Erogenous Zones” Sources or Objects of Libidinal Drive?’ Neuropsychoanalysis, 14: 53-56.

Solms, M. ‘Paedophilia: the facts.’ The Guardian, 26 November, p. 27.

Solms, M. ‘Freud, Sigmund’. In D. Barrett & P. McNamara (eds). Encyclopedia of Sleep and Dreams: The Evolution, Function, Nature, and Mysteries of Slumber, vol. 1. Santa Barbara CA: Greenwood, pp. 290-291.

Solms, M. ‘Neuropsychology of Lost Dream Recall’. In D. Barrett & P. McNamara (eds). Encyclopedia of Sleep and Dreams: The Evolution, Function, Nature, and Mysteries of Slumber, vol. 2. Santa Barbara CA: Greenwood, pp. 457-460.

Solms, M. ‘Sigmund Freud.’ In A. Robinson (ed.) The Scientists: An Epic of Discovery. London: Thames & Hudson, pp. 264-269.

Solms, M. Foreword, Festschrift in honour of Eric Kandel, Psychoanalytic Review, 99, 461-469.

Solms, M. & Zellner, M. ‘The Freudian Unconscious Today.’ In A. Fotopoulou, D. Pfaff & M. Conway (eds.). From the Couch to the Lab: Trends in Psychodynamic Neuroscience. Oxford University Press, pp. 209-218.

Solms, M. & Zellner, M. ‘Freudian Drive Theory Today.’ In A. Fotopoulou, D. Pfaff & M. Conway (eds.). From the Couch to the Lab: Trends in Psychodynamic Neuroscience. Oxford University Press, pp. 49-63.

Solms, M. & Zellner, M. ‘Freudian Affect Theory Today.’ In A. Fotopoulou, D. Pfaff & M. Conway (eds.). From the Couch to the Lab: Trends in Psychodynamic Neuroscience. Oxford University Press, pp. 133-144.

Solms, M. & Panksepp, J. ‘The ‘Id’ Knows More than the ‘Ego’ Admits: Neuropsychoanalytic and Primal Consciousness Perspectives on the Interface between Affective and Cognitive Neuroscience. Brain Sciences, 2: 147-175. [Special issue: The Brain Knows More than It Admits: The Control of Cognition and Emotion by Non-Conscious Processes.]

Solms, M., Pantelis, E. & Panksepp, J. ‘Neuropsychoanalytic notes on addiction.’ In G. Ellis, D. Stein, E. Meintjies & K. Thomas (eds.). Substance Use and Abuse in South Africa. University of Cape Town Press, pp. 175-184.

Malcolm-Smith, S., Koopowitz, S., Pantelis, E., Solms, M. ‘Approach/avoidance in dreams’. Cognition and Consciousness, 21: 408-412

Panksepp, J. & Solms, M. ‘What is neuropsychoanalysis? Clinically relevant studies of the minded brain.’ Trends in Cognitive Science, 16: 6-8

Wainstein, D. S., Malcolm-Smith, S., & Solms, M. ‘Non-rapid eye movement sleep dreaming in relation to the cyclic alternating pattern.’ Journal of Sleep Research, 21, 73-74, Issue Supplement 1. [Abstract].

2011:

Zellner, M., Watt, D., Solms, M. & Panksepp, J. ‘Affective Neuroscientific and Neuropsychoanalytic Approaches to Two Intractable Psychiatric Problems: Why Depression Feels So Bad and What Addicts Really Want.’ Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews, 35, 2000- 2008

Solms, M. & Turnbull, O. ‘What is neuropsychoanalysis?’ Neuropsychoanalysis, 13: 133-45

Solms, M. & Panksepp, J. Foreword to G. Northoff. Neuropsychoanalysis in Practice. Oxford University Press, pp. v-viii.

Solms, M. A neuropsychoanalytic perspective: what is depression for? Psychotherapie Forum, 1: 85-93.

Solms, M. ‘Neurobiological foundations.’ In J. De Gruchy (ed.) The Humanist Imperative in South Africa, Stellenbosch: SUN Press, pp. 41-55

Ives-Deliperi, V., Solms. M., & Meintjes, E. The Neural Substrates of Mindfulness: An investigation into the mechanisms of mindfulness. Journal of Social Neuroscienc , 6: 231-242

Solms, M. ‘Neurobiology and the neurological basis of dreaming.’ In P. Montagna & S. Chokroverty (eds.) Handbook of Clinical Neurology, 98 (3rd series) Sleep Disorders – Part 1. New York: Elsevier, pp. 519-544

2010:

Solms, M. Happy Reading for a Psychoanalyst. [Commentary on Todd Feinberg’s: Neuropathologies of the Self] Neuropsychoanalysis, 12: 182-184.

Solms, M. & Panksepp, J. Why depression feels bad. In E. Perry, D. Collerton, F. LeBeau & H. Ashton (eds.) New Horizons in the Neuroscience of Consciousness. John Benjamins, pp 169- 179

Solms, M. Blame and understanding. In M. Heyns (ed.) Encounters With Andre Brink, Cape Town & Pretoria: Human & Rousseau, 192-196.

Solms, M. The establishment of an accredited psychoanalytic training institute in South Africa. Psycho-analytic Psychotherapy In South Africa, 18, 13-19.

2009:

Solms, M. Freudian Dreams Today. Frontiers In Neuroscience: Sleep and Dreams, 3, 70

Solms, M. Foreword to Gerald Wiest. Hierarchien in Gehirn, Geist und Verhalten: Ein Prinzip neuraler und mentaler Funktion. Wien: Springer, pp. xi.

Solms, M. Foreword to Röckerath Strauss Leusinger-Bohleber (eds.), Verletztes Gehirn- Verletztes Ich: Treffpunkte zwischen Psychoanalyse und Neurowissenschaften. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, pp. 7-13.

Savitz, J., van der Merwe, L., Stein, D., Solms, M. & Ramesar, R.. Neuropsychological status of bipolar I disorder: impact of psychosis. British Journal of Psychiatry, 194: 243-251.

Solms, M. & Malcolm-Smith, S. ‘Dreaming in Neurologic Disorders ’. In Chokroverty (ed.) 3rd Ed. Sleep Disorders Medicine: Basic science, technical considerations and clinical aspects. New York: Elsevier

Solms, M. ‘Interpretacja marzeń sennych a neurosciences’. In S. Murawca & C. Zechowskiego (eds), Od Neurobiologii Do Psychoterapii. Instytut Osychiatrii i Neurologii, Warszaw, pp. 56-70

2008:

Solms, M. ‘What is the “Mind”? A Neuro-Psychoanalytical Approach.’ In D. Dietrich, G. Fodor, G. Zucker & D. Bruckner (eds), Simulating the Mind: A Technical Neuropsychoanalytical Approach. Wien: Springer Verlag, pp. 115-122

Malcolm-Smith, S., Solms, M., Turnbull, O., & Tredoux, C. Shooting the messenger won’t change the news. Consciousness and Cognition, 17, 1297-1301

Malcolm-Smith, S., Solms, M., Turnbull, O., & Tredoux, C. Threat in dreams: An adaptation? Consciousness and Cognition, 17, 1281-1291

Fotopoulou, A., Conway, M.A., Tyrer, S., Birchall, D., Griffiths, P., & Solms, M. Is the content of confabulation positive? An experimental study. Cortex, 44, 764-772

Fotopoulou, A., Conway, M.A., Solms, M., Tyrer, S. & Kopelman, M. Self-serving confabulation in prose recall. Neuropsychologia, 46, 1429-41

Savitz, J., van der Merwe, L., Stein, D., Solms, M. & Ramesar, R. Neuropsychological task performance in bipolar spectrum illness: genetics, alcohol abuse, medication and childhood trauma. Bipolar Disorder, 10: 479-494.

Solms, M. ‘”Freud” und Bullitt: Rekonstruktion einer Zusammenarbeit.’ Psyche, 62: 62-80.

2007:

Stein, D., van Honk, J., Ipser, J., Solms, M & Panksepp, J. Opioids: from physical pain to the pain of social isolation. CNS Spectrum, 12 (9): 669-70, 672-4.

Savitz, J., van der Merwe, L., Stein, D., Solms, M. & Ramesar, R. ‘Genotype and childhood sexual trauma moderate neurocognitive performance: a possible role for BDNF and ApoE variants.’ Biological Psychiatry, 62: 391-399.

Savitz, J., van der Merwe, L., Stein, D., Solms, M. & Ramesar, R. Lateralisation of Hand-Skill in Bipolar Affective Disorder. Genes, Brain and Behavior, 6: 698-705.

Savitz, J., van der Merwe, L., Solms, M. & Ramesar, R. ‘A linkage and family-based association analysis of a potential neurocognitive endophenotype of bipolar disorder.’ NeuroMolecular Medicine, 9: 101-116.

Turnbull, O. & Solms, M. ‘Awareness, desire, and false beliefs’ Cortex., 43: 1083-90 [Target paper, with 10 open peer commentaries]

Turnbull, O. & Solms, M. ‘Big issues, little issues … and non-issues.’ Cortex, 43: 1116-1121. [Response to commentaries]

Savitz, J., van der Merwe, L., Newman, T., Solms, M., Stein, D., & Ramesar, R. The relationship between childhood abuse and dissociation. Is it influenced by catechol-O-methyltransferase (COMT) activity? International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacol., 3: 1-13

Savitz, J., van der Merwe, L., Solms, M. & Ramesar, R. ‘Neurocognitive function in an extended Afrikaner-ancestry pedigree with affective illness.’ Journal of Psychiatry and Neuroscience, 32: 116-120.

Fotopoulou, A., Conway, M.A., & Solms, M. ‘Confabulation: Motivated Reality Monitoring’. Neuropsychologia, 45: 2180-2190.

Solms, M. ‘The interpretation of dreams and the neurosciences.’ [With commentary by L. Mayes.] In L. Mayes, P. Fonagy & M. Target (eds) Developmental Science and Psychoanalysis: Integration and Innovation. Karnac: London, pp. 141-158.

Solms, M. ‘Freuds “Traumdeutung” und die Neurowissenschaften: Einleitung zwei Diskurse.’ In H. Raulff & P. Lutz (eds), Schlaf und Traum. Cologne: Boehlau, pp. 95-108.

Solms, M. ‘What is the “mind”? A neuro-psychoanalytical approach.’ In Conference Proceedings: 1st International Engineering and Neuro-Psychoalalysis Forum., pp. 21-24.

Solms, M. Foreword to J. B. Stora, When the Body Displaces the Mind: Stress, Trauma and Somatic Disease. London: Karnac, pp. ix-x

Solms, M. Tribute to Dr Clifford Yorke. Bulletin of the British Psychoanalytical Society, 43 (5): 40-41.

2006:

Stein, D., Solms, M & van Honk, J. The cognitive-affective neuroscience of the unconscious. CNS Spectrum, 8: 580-583.

Solms, M. ‘“Freud” and Bullitt: A previously unknown manuscript by Freud.’ Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 54: 1263-1298

Turnbull, O., Zois, E., Kaplan-Solms, K & Solms, M. The developing transference in amnesia: Changes in interpersonal relationship, despite profound episodic-memory loss. Neuro- psychoanalysis, 8: 199-204.

Solms, M. ‘Putting the psyche into neuropsychology.’ The Psychologist, 19: 538-539.

Solms, M. & Turnbull, O. ‘To sleep, perchance to REM? The rediscovered role of emotion and meaning in dreams.’ In S. Della Salla (ed.) Tall Tales: Popular Myths About the Mind and Brain. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 478-500

Solms, M. ‘Sigmund Freud Heute: Eine neurowissenschaftliche Perspektive auf die Psychoanalyse.’ Psyche, 60: 829-59

Ayan, S. & Solms, M. ‘Totesagte leben laenger.’ [Interview.] Gehirn und Geist., nr. 1-2: 5-53

Solms, M. ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming’ [abstract]. International Journal of Psychophysiology, 61: 295.

Gamwell, L. & Solms, M. From Neurology to Psychoanalysis: Sigmund Freud’s Drawings and Diagrams of the Mind. Binghampton: State University of New York [Portuguese translation (by J. Amaroso Dias Pastore & M. Dancini): Da Neurologia a Psicanalise: Desenhos Neurologicos e Diagramas da Mente por Sigmund Freud. Sao Paulo: Editora Iluminuras Ltda.]

Solms, M. ‘Freud returns.’ Scientific American: Mind April: 28-34.

Solms, M. ‘Et si Freud avait raison?’ [Interview] Cerveau & Psycho, 15 (May-June): 59-61.

Solms, M. ‘Wo Psychoanalyse und Hirnforschung sich einig sind.’ Neue Zurcher Zeitung, 3 May: 61.

Savitz, J., Solms, M., Ramesar, R. ‘The Molecular Genetics of Cognition: Dopamine, COMT, and BDNF.’ Genes, Brain and Behavior, 5: 311-328.

Savitz, J., Solms, M., Ramesar, R. ‘Apolipoprotein E Variants and Cognition in Healthy Individuals: A Critical Opinion.’ Brain Research Reviews, 51: 125-135.

2005: 21

Solms, M. ‘Schmerz: Eine neuro-psychoanalytische Perspective.’ Psychotherapie Forum, 13: 143-145.

Solms, M. ‘Freud returns.’ In A. Lightman (ed.) The Best American Science Writing, 2005. New York: Harper Perennial, pp. 244-253.

Carpentier, N. & Solms, M. ‘Dromen: Cocaine in je slaap.’ [Interview.] De Morgen, Dec. 26: 12-13.

Solms, M. Foreword to M. Jaffa (ed.), Neuroscientific and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Emotion, London: International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Centre, pp. vii-viii.

Solms, M. ‘A psychoanalytic perspective on affective neuroscience.’ [With discussion.] In M. Jaffa (ed.), Neuroscientific and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Emotion, London: International Neuro- Psychoanalysis Centre, pp. 11-39.

Solms, M. ‘Concluding remarks.’ In M. Jaffa (ed.), Neuroscientific and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Emotion, London: International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Centre, pp. 160-165.

Solms, M. Foreword. In Hamutal Minkowich (ed.): Neuroscientific and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Memory. London: International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Centre, pp. vii-viii.

Solms, M. ‘The place of memory in psychoanalysis.’ [With discussion.] In Hamutal Minkowich (ed.): Neuroscientific and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Memory. London: International Neuro- Psychoanalysis Centre, pp. 37-54.

Feinberg, T, De Luca, J, Giacino, J, Roane, D. & Solms, M. ‘Right hemisphere pathology and the self: Delusional misidentification and reduplication’. In T. Feinberg & J. Keenan (eds) The Lost Self: Pathologies of the Brain and Identity, pp 100-130. New York: Oxford Universities Press.

Solms, M. Foreword to L. Oppenheim, A Curious Intimacy: Art and Neuro-Psychoanalysis, p. x. Hove: Routledge.

Solms, M. ‘Integracao da psicanalise com as neurociencias.’ In C. Eizirk, R. Aguiar & S. Schestatsky (eds.), Psicoterapia de Orientacao Analitica, 2/ed. Sao Paulo: Artmed, pp. 113-129.

Savitz, J., Solms, M., Ramesar, R. ‘Neuropsychological dysfunction in bipolar affective disorder: A critical opinion.’ Bipolar Disorders, 7: 216-235.

Solms, M. ‘Neuroscience.’ In: E. Person, A. Cooper & G. Gabbard (eds.) Textbook of Psychoanalysis. Washington DC: American Psychiatric Publishing, pp. 535-546.

Solms, M. ‘A interpretacao dos sonhos e as neurosciencias.’ Viver Mento & Cerebro, 13: 28-36.

Solms, M. ‘Perchance to dream’. Popular Mechanics, 4 (October): 30-34.

Solms, M. ‘Analysing the stuff that dreams are made of.’ Sunday Argus (2 October): 11. 22

Savitz, J.B., Solms, M., Ramesar, R.S. ‘Neurocognitive function as an endophenotype for genetic studies of bipolar affective disorder.’ NeuroMolecular Medicine, 7: 275-286.

2004:

Solms, M. & Turnbull, O. ‘Brain and behaviour’. In L. Swartz, C. de la Rey & N. Duncan (eds.) Psychology: An Introduction. Cape Town, Oxford University Press, pp. 107-8.

Solms, M. ‘Neuropsychology’. In L. Swartz, C. de la Rey & N. Duncan (eds.) Psychology: An Introduction. Cape Town, Oxford University Press, pp. 109-120.

Solms, M. & Saling, M. ‘Psicoanalisi e neuroscienze: la posizione di Freud nei confronti della traduzione localizzazionista’. In F. Scalzone & G. Zontini (eds) Tra Psiche e Cervello, pp.121- 158. Napoli: Liguore Editore.

Malcolm-Smith, S. & Solms, M. ‘Incidence of Threat in Dreams: A Response to Revonsuo’s Threat Simulation Theory.’ Dreaming, 14, 220-229.

Fotopoulou, K., Solms, M. & Turnbull, O. ‘Wishful reality distortions in confabulation: a case report.’ Neuropsychologia, 42: 727-744.

Solms, M. ‘Dream research in the court of public opinion.’ (Reply to Domhoff). Dreaming, 14: 18- 20.

Savitz, J., Solms, M., Pietersen, E., Ramesar, R. & Flor-Henry, P. ‘Dissociative identity disorder associated with mania and change in handedness.’ Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology, 17: 233- 237.

Solms, M. ‘Freud returns.’ Scientific American, May: 56-62 [with commentary by J.A. Hobson]. [Spanish translation: ‘Vuelve Freud’, Investigacion y Ciencia, July 2004: 50-57] [Italian translation: ‘Il ritorno di Freud’, Viver Mente e Cervello, n°10 July-August 2004: 46-53.] [French translation: ‘Psychanalyse et Neurosciences’, Pour la Science, n° 324 October 2004: 78-81] [Chinese translation: ‘Freud Returns’, Taiwan version of Scientific American, June 2004: 46-54] [Greek translation: ‘Freud Returns’, Greek version of Scientific American, July 2004: 34-43] [Polish translation: ‘Freud wiecznie ¿ywy’, Swiat Nauki, June 2004: 74-79] [Portuguese translation: ‘Freud está de volta’, Scientific American Brasil, June 2004: 50-55]

Kaplan-Solms, K. & Solms, M. O que e a Neuro-Psicanalise: a real e difficult articulacao entre a neurosciencia e a psicanalise. Sao Paulo: Terceira Margem.

Solms, M. ‘Is the brain more real than the mind?’ In A. Casement (ed.) Who Owns Psychoanalysis? London & New York: Karnac, pp. 323-342.

Solms, M. Ein Beispiel aus der Neuropsychoanalytischen Forschung: Das Korsakow Syndrom. In P. Giampieri-Deutsch (ed.) Psychoanalyse im Dialog der Wissenschaften, Band 2: Anglo-amerikansche Perpektieven. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, pp. 213-218. 23

2003:

Turnbull, O. & Solms, M. Memory, amnesia and intuition: a neuro-psychoanalytic perspective. In V. Green (ed.) Emotional Development in Psychoanalysis, Attachment Theory and Neuroscience: Creating Connections. London: Brunner-Routledge, pp. 55-85.

Solms, M. & Turnbull, O. Les influences génétiques et les influences environmentales sur le développement mental. Journal de la Psychoanalyse de L’enfant, 33: 79-104

Solms, M. ‘Was bleibt von Freud?’ Der Spiegel [special issue: ‘Die Entschluesselung des Gehirns.’] Nr 4: 60-62.

Solms, M. Preliminaries for an integration of psychoanalysis and neuroscience. In M. Leuzinger- Bohleber, A. Dreher & J. Canestri (eds) Pluralism and Unity?: Methods of Research in Psychoanalysis. International Psychoanalysis Library, No. 2. London: International Psychoanalytical Association, pp. 184-206.

Turnbull, O. & Solms, M. Depth psychological consequences of brain damage. In J. Panksepp (ed) Textbook of Biological Psychiatry. New York: John Wiley, pp. 571-595.

Pace-Schott, E., Solms, M., Blagrove, M. & Harnad, S. (eds.) Sleep & Dreaming: Scientific Advances and Reconsiderations. Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press.

Solms, M. Do unconscious phantasies really exist? In R. Steiner (ed.), Unconscious Phantasy. London & New York: Karnac, pp. 89-105.

2002:

Solms, M. Une introduction aux travaux neuroscientifiques de Sigmund Freud. Journal de la psychoanalyse de l'enfant. 31: 23-42.

Solms, M. ‘An example of neuro-psychoanalytic research: Korsakoff's syndrome.’ Journal of European Psychoanalysis, 14: 133-45.

Solms, M. & Turnbull, O. The Brain and the Inner World: An Introduction to the Neuroscience of Subjective Experience. London & New York: Other/Karnac [Review in: Tijdschrift Voor Psychiatrie, 45: 382, 2003, by L. de Haan] [Review in: Psychiatria Polska, 37: 893-895, 2003, by S. Murawiec] [Review in: Tijdschrift voor Psychoanalyse, 10: 54-56, 2004, by A. Ladan] [Review in: American Journal of Psychiatry, 161: 772, 2004, by P. Horton.] [Review in: Jahrbuch fuer Literatur und Psychoanalyse, 23: 177-182, 2004, by M. Kettner.] [Italian translation (by A. Clarici): Il Cervello e il Mondo Interno: Introduzione alle neuroscienze dell’esperienza soggettiva. Milan: Raffaello Cortina Editore, 2004] [Review in: Mente e Cervello, 8: 94-95, 2004, by G. Guerrerio] [Danish translation (by H. Nybo): Hjernen og den indre verden: De subjective erfaringers neurovideskabelige grundlag. Copenhagen: Akademisk Forlag, 2004] [Review in: Psykolog Nyt, 58 (15): 24-25, 2004, by R. M. Pedersen & J. H. Sorensen] 24

[Spanish translation (by D. Jaramillo): El Cerebro y el Mundo Interior. Bogota: Fondo de Cultura Economica, 2004] [German translation (by Elisabeth Vorspohl ): Das Gehirn und die Innere Welt: Neurowissenschaft und Psychoanalyse. Duseldorf & Zurich: Patmos, 2004] [Hebrew translation (by Yoram Yovell): The Brain and the World of the Soul. Jerusalem: Hotsaat Hakibuts Hameuhad, 2005] [Finnish translation (by Per Rundgren): Hjarnan och den inre varlden. Helsinki: Natur och Kultur, 2005] [Korean translation (by Hana Medical Publishing Co, 2005)] [Japanese translation (by Kazuyuki Hirao): Tokyo: Seiwa Shoten, 2007] [Persian translation (by Ali Firouzabadi & Arash Mani): Tehran: Gatreh, Iran, 2010] [Turkish translation (by Hakan Atalay): Istanbul: Metis Bilim, 2013] [French translation (by Fabian Guénolé & Geoffrey Marcaggi): Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 2015]

Solms, M. ‘What is affect?’ In R. Ekins (ed.) Unconscious Mental Life and Reality. London & New York: Karnac Books, pp. 45-81.

Solms, M. ‘An introduction to the neuroscientific works of Sigmund Freud.’ In G. van de Vijver & F. Geerardyn (eds.) The Pre-Psychoanalaytic Writings of Sigmund Freud. London & New York: Karnac.

Solms, M. ‘Sleep’. In E. Erwin (ed) The Freud Encyclopedia, pp. 528-530. London & New York: Routledge.

Solms M & Lechevalier B. Neurosciences and psychoanalysis. Int. J. Psychoanal., 83: 233- 237. [Panel report]

2001:

Solms, M. An example of neuro-psychoanalytic research: Korsakoff’s syndrome. Bull. Brit. Psycho- Anal. Soc., 37 (5): 24-32.

Solms, M. Foreword to R. Pally, The Mind-Brain Relationship. London & New York: Karnac Books, pp. i-ii.

Solms, M. The interpretation of dreams and the neurosciences. Psychoanal. History, 3: 79-91.

Solms, M. ‘The neurochemistry of dreaming: cholinergic and dopaminergic hypotheses’. In Perry, E., Ashton, H. & Young, A. (eds.) The Neurochemistry of Consciousness. Advances in Consciousness Research series (M. Stamenov, series ed.). John Benjamin’s Publishing Co., pp. 123-131.

2000:

Solms, M. ‘Dreaming and REM sleep are controlled by different brain mechanisms’. (with 39 peer commentaries) Behav. Brain Sci., 23: 843-50 [Reprinted in: Pace-Schott, E., Solms, M., Blagrove, M. & Harnad, S.(eds.) Sleep & Dreaming: Scientific Advances and Reconsiderations. Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press 25

Solms, M. ‘The mechanism of the REM state is more than a sum of its parts’. (Commentary to T. Nielsen: ‘Mentation in REM and NREM sleep’.) Behav. Brain Sci., 23: 1008-9

Solms, M. ‘The forebrain mechanisms of dreaming are activated from various sources’. (reply to peer commentaries) Behav. Brain Sci., 23: 10035-40

Nersessian, E. & Solms, M. `Editors’ Introduction’. Neuro-Psychoanal., 2: 117

Solms, M ‘A psychoanalytic perspective on confabulation’. Neuro-Psychoanal., 2: 133-38

Solms, M. Ongoing discussion of J. A. Hobson: ‘The new neuropsychology of sleep’. Neuro- Psychoanal., 2: 193-201

Solms, M. ‘Preliminaries for an integration of psychoanalysis and neuroscience’. Ann. Psychoanal., 28: 179-200

Solms, M. ‘A psychoanalytic contribution to contemporary neuroscience’. In M. Velmans, M. (ed.) Investigating Phenomonenal Consciousness: New Methodologies and Maps. Advances in Consciousness Research series (M. Stamenov, series ed.), pp 67-95. Amsterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins Publishing Co.

Solms, M. ‘Freudian dream theory today’. The Psychologist (special issue: Freud in a Modern Light), 13: 618-9

Solms, M. ‘Traumdeutung und Neurowissenschaften’. In J. Starobinski, I. Grubrich-Simitis & M. Solms (eds) Hundert Jahre ‘Traumdeutung’ von Sigmund Freud: Drei Essays. Frankfurt: Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, pp. 101-120 [2nd edition, 2006

Kaplan-Solms, K. & Solms, M. Clinical Studies in Neuro-Psychoanalysis: Introduction to a Depth Neuropsychology. Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association Monograph Series, No 5. Madison CT: International Universities Press; London: Karnac Books [Review in Psychoanal. Psychother., 15: 192-4, 2001, by J. Trowell] [Review in Australasian Journal of Psychotherapy, 21: 133-6, 2002, by G. Smith] [Review in Int. J. Psychoanal., 83: 731-736, 2002, by M. Reisser] [Second Edition, revised, Karnac Books, 2002] [Italian translation (by A. Clarici): Neuropsicoanalisi : un'introduzione clinica alla neuropsicologia del profondo. Rafaello Cortina Editore, 2002] [German translation: (by R. Kranz): Neuro-Psychoanalyse: Eine Einfuehrung mit Fallstudien. Klett- Kotta, 2003] [Review in: Jahrbuch fuer Literatur und Psychoanalyse, 23: 177-182, 2004, by M. Kettner] [Portuguese translation (by Maria Sonia Goergen): Estudos Clinicos em Neuro-Psicanalise: Introducao a uma Neuropsicologia Profunda. Sao Paulo: Editora Limos, 2005] [Spanish translation (by Dora Jaramillo): Estudios clinicos en neuropsicoanalisis: Introduccion a la neuropsicologia profunda. Bogota: Fondo de Cultura Economica, 2005] [Russian translation (by Konstantin Lemeshko). Moscow: Academitchesky Proyect, 2016]

Solms, M . ‘Freud, Luria and the clinical method’. Psychoanal. Hist., 2: 76-109

Solms, M. ‘Ces hommes qui ne rêvaient plus’. La Recherche (Hors Series, 3, April 2000, Le sommeil et le rêve): 94-95

Solms, M. ‘Unbewusst, das Unbewusste’. In W. Mertens & B. Walvogel (eds.) Handbuch Psychoanalytischer Grundbegriffe. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer Verlag, pp. 771-775

Saum-Aldehoff, T. ‘Triebe machen Träume: Ein Gespräch mit Mark Solms’. (interview) Psychologie Heute, 27 (3): 30-33

Nersessian, E. & Solms, M. ‘Editorial Introduction’. Neuro-Psychoanal., 1: 155

Solms, M. Commentary on J. A. Hobson: ‘The new neuropsychology of sleep’. Neuro-Psychoanal., 1: 183-95

Solms, M. ‘Traumdeutung und Neurowissenschaften’. In L. Vieth & B. Hirner (eds.) Gehirn und Denken: Kosmos im Kopf. Dresden: Stiftung Deutschen Hygiene-Museum/ Hatje Cantz Verlag, pp. 154-163

Solms, M. ‘A Beginner’s Guide to the Brain.’ (On videotape.) London: Anna Freud Centre. [Review in Brit. J. Psychotherapy, 17: 173-9, 2001, by J. Schwartz.

1999:

Solms, M. “Traumdeutung” und Neurowissenschaften. In Starobinski, J., Grubrich-Simitis, I. & Solms, M. Hundert Jahre `Traumdeutung' von Sigmund Freud. Frankfurt: S. Fischer Verlag, pp. 73- 89

Solms, M. ‘Gute Nacht, Libido!’ Die Wiener Presse, Saturday, October 16, v-vi

Solms, M. The interpretation of dreams and the neurosciences. Brit. Psycho-Anal. Soc. Bull., 35 (9): 28-36

Nersessian, E. & Solms, M. `Editorial Introduction'. Neuro-Psychoanal., 1: 3-4

Solms, M. & Nersessian, E. ‘Freud's theory of affect: questions for neuroscience’. Neuro- Psychoanal., 1: 5-14

Solms, M. & Nersessian, E. ‘Concluding remarks’. Neuro-Psychoanal., 1: 91-96

Solms, M., Turnbull, O., Kaplan-Solms, K. & Miller, P. ‘Rotated drawing: the range of performance, and anatomical correlates, in a series of 16 cases’. Brain and Cognition, 38: 358-68

Solms, M. ‘Zur Integration von Psychoanalyse und Neurowissenschaften. Teil 2: Die syndromanalyse psychischer Funktionen’. Forum Psychoanal., 15: 58-70

Solms, M. ‘Wishes, perchance to dream’. Times Higher Education Supplement, Jan. 29: 16 27

Solms, M. ‘Einleitende Überlegungen zu einer Integration von Psychoanalyse und Neurowissenschaft’. In E. Bayer, G. Behrens-Hardt, B. Brosig, J. Hardt, H. Köstler, P. Möhring, B. Rosengärtner, M. Schütz-Hartmann & H.-J. Wirth (eds.), Psychoanalyse und andere Wissenschaften. Deutsche Psychoanalytische Vereinigung: Frankfurt am Main, pp. 57-93

Solms, M. ‘Angst im Träumen: Ein neuro-psychoanalytischer Ansatz’. In H. Bareuther, K. Brede, M. Ebert-Saleh, K. Grünberg & S. Hau (eds.) Traum, Affekt und Selbst. Psychoanalytische Beiträge aus dem Sigmund Freud Institut, No. 1. Tübingen: Edition Diskord, pp. 213-239

Solms, M. ‘The deep psychological functions of the right cerebral hemisphere’. Brit. Psycho-Anal. Soc. Bull., 35 (1): 9-29

1998:

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalytische Beobachtungen an vier Patienten mit ventromesialen Frontalhirnläsionen’. Psyche, 52: 919-62

Solms, M. ‘Controversies in Freud translation’. Psychoanal. Hist., 1: 28-43

Solms, M. ‘Before and after Freud's “Project”’. In R. Bilder & F. LeFever (eds) Neuroscience of the Mind on the Centennial of Freud's Project for a Scientific Psychology. Annuals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 843: 1-10

Solms, M. ‘Auf dem Weg zu einer Anatomie des Unbewussten’. In M. Koukkou, M. Leuzinger- Bohleber & W. Mertens (eds) Erinnerung von Wirklichkeiten: Psychoanalyse und Neurowissenschaften im Dialog. Stuttgart: Verlag Internationale Psychoanalyse (J.G. Cotta), pp. 416- 61

Solms, M. ‘Une introduction aux travaux neuroscientifiques de Freud’. In F. Geerardyn & G. van de Vijver (eds) Aux sources de la psychoanalyse: Une analyse des premiers écrits de Freud (1877-1900). Paris: l’Harmattan, pp. 23-42

Solms, M. ‘Zur Integration von Psychoanalyse und Neurowissenschaften. Teil 1: Die neurowissenschaftliche Wurzel der Psychoanalyse’. Forum Psychoanal., 14: 193-202

Solms, M. ‘Preliminaries for an integration of psychoanalysis and neuroscience’. Brit. Psycho-Anal. Soc. Bull., 34 (9): 23-38

Solms, M. ‘An introduction to the neuroscientific works of Sigmund Freud’. Sartoniana, 11: 283-304

Solms, M. Neuronal networks and metapsychology. (Review of A. Epstein [1995] Dreaming and Other Involuntary Mentation: An Essay in Neuropsychiatry.) Contemp. Psychol., 43: 203-204

Solms, M. Review of I Grubrich-Simitis (1996) Back to Freud’s Texts: Making Silent Documents Speak. Brit. J. Psychother., 15: 132-137

Solms, M. Schöpfungsgeschichten um Freud. (Review of H. Israëls [1993] Het Geval Freud: 1. 28

Scheppingsverhalen.) Psyche, 52: 68-75

Pfeffer, A., Solms, M. & Nersessian, E. The neuro-psychoanalytic program and the new journal, ‘Neuro-Psychoanalysis’. The Newsletter of the New York Psychoanalytic Society & Institute, 35 (3): 8-9

Pfeffer, A., Solms, M. & Nersessian, E. New York Institute’s neuroscience initiatives. The American Psychoanalyst, 32 (3): 34-35

1997:

Solms, M. ‘What is consciousness?’ (with 10 peer commentaries and author’s response, followed by moderated internet discussion [archived at http://www.psychoanalysis.net/JAPA_Psa-NETCAST]) J. Amer. Psychoanal. Assn., 45: 681-778

Solms, M. The Neuropsychology of Dreams: A Clinico-Anatomical Study. Institute for Research in Behavioral Neuroscience Monograph Series, No 7. Mawah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates [Review in Sleep, 20: 1054-55, 1997, by W. Moorcroft] [Review in Brain, 121: 183-84, 1998, by M. Phillips] [Review in American Scientist, 86: 197-8, March-April 1998, by W. Moorcroft] [Review in Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2: 199-200, 1998, by E. Pace-Schott & J.A. Hobson] [Review in British Journal of Psychiatry, 173: 275, 1998, by S. Bhandari] [Review in Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences, 25: 346-7, 1998, by T. Nielsen] [Review in Neuro-Psychoanalysis, 1: 128-130, 1999, by R. Greenberg]

Solms, M. ‘Prelimiari per un'integrazione tra psicoanalisi e neuroscienze’. Psiche, 5 (2): 39-63

Solms, M. Review of A. Damasio (1994), Descartes’ Error: Emotion, Reason, and the Human Brain. J. Amer. Psychoanal. Assn., 45: 959-64

Solms, M. Review of A. Schore (1994), Affect Regulation and the Origin of the Self: The Neurobiology of Emotional Development. J. Amer. Psychoanal. Assn., 45: 964-69

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalysis and the brain’. The Institute of Psycho-Analysis News and Events. Autumn: 1-2

Solms, M. ‘Obituary: Sydney Press (1919-1997)’. Brit. Psycho-Anal. Soc. Bull., 32: 57-58

Solms, M. ‘Het Geval Freud’. (response to a letter to the editor). Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 78: 817-820 [Corrected, Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 78, 1019]

Solms, M. Letter to the editor (response to a report of M. Solms, ‘Psychoanalyzing the epileptic child: a model of body mind interactions’). Association for Child Psychoanalysis Newsletter, November: 9- 11

1996:

Solms, M. ‘Was sind Affekte?’ Psyche, 50: 485-522 29

Solms, M., Kaplan-Solms, K. & Brown, J.W. ‘Wilbrand’s case of “mind-blindness”.’ In C. Code, C- W. Walesch, A-R. Lecours & Y. Joanette (eds) Classic Cases in Neuropsychology. Brain Damage, Behaviour & Cognition Series, No 12, Hove: Erlbaum UK (Psychology Press), pp. 89-110

Solms, M. ‘Introduction’. J. Clin. Psychoanal., 5: 325-329 [special issue on ‘Psychoanalysis and neuroscience’].

Solms, M. ‘Towards an anatomy of the unconscious’. J. Clin. Psychoanal., 5: 331-367

Solms, M. Reply to T Shapiro: ‘Discussion of the structural model in relation to Solms’ neuroscience- psychoanalysis integration’. J. Clin. Psychoanal., 5: 381-404

Kaplan-Solms, K. & Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalytic observations on a case of frontal-limbic disease’. J. Clin. Psychoanal., 5: 405-438

Solms, M. ‘Freud's solution to the mind/body problem’. Sartoniana, 9: 99-119

Solms, M. ‘What is consciousness?’ Brit. Psycho-Anal. Soc. Bull., 32 (7): 17-30

Solms, M. ‘Problems with some Freud scholarship’. (Review of H. Israëls [1993] Het Geval Freud: 1. Scheppingsverhalen.) Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 77: 1041-1046

1995:

Solms, M. ‘New findings on the neurological organization of dreaming: Implications for psychoanalysis’. Psychoanal. Q., 64: 43-67

Solms, M. ‘Is the brain more real than the mind?’ Psychoanal. Psychother., 9: 107-120

Solms, M. ‘Effects of brain damage on dreaming: a clinico-anatomical study’. In H. Bareuther, K. Brede, M. Ebert-Saleh & N. Spanenberg (eds.) Traum und Gedächtnis: Neue Ergebnisse aus psychologischer, psychoanalytischer und neurophysiologischer Forschung. 3. Internationale Traumtagung, 16.-18. März 1995. Materialen aus dem Sigmund-Freud Institut series, No. 15. Münster: LIT Verlag, pp. 37-54

Solms, M. ‘Controversies in Freud translation’. Brit. Psycho-Anal. Soc. Bull., 31 (11): 25-34

Solms, M. Commentary to H. Shevrin, ‘Is psychoanalysis one science, two sciences, or no science at all? A discourse among friendly antagonists’. J. Amer. Psychoanal. Assn., 43: 1028-1035.

Solms, M. ‘Controversies in Freud translation’. Medelingsblad van de Nederlandse Vereniging voor Psychonalayse, 10: 12-27

Solms, M. Review of P. Kitcher, Freud’s Dream: A Complete Interdisciplinary Science of the Mind. Isis, 86: 132-133

1994: 30

Solms, M. Review of I. Grubrich-Simitis (1993) Züruck zu Freuds Texten. Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 75: 153-159

1993:

Solms, M. ‘“Wir und der Tod”: A previously-untranslated version of a paper by Freud on the attitude towards death’. In D. Meghnagi (ed.), Freud and Judaism, pp. 1-39. London: H. Karnac Books

Solms, M. ‘Problems at the interface of psychoanalysis and neuroscience’ (Review of L. Miller [1991] Freud’s Brain: Neuropsychodynamic Foundations of Psychoanalysis). Contemp. Psychol., 38: 719- 720.

Solms, M. ‘Summary and discussion of the paper: “The neuropsychological organisation of dreaming: implications for psychoanalysis”’. Bull. Anna Freud Centre, 16: 149-165

1990:

Solms, M. & Saling, M. A Moment of Transition: Two Neuroscientific Articles by Sigmund Freud. London: The Institute of Psycho-Analysis & H. Karnac Books [Review in Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 73: 775-7, 1992, by B. Martindale] [Review in Psychoanal. Perspektieven, 24: 145-7, 1994, by F. Geerardyn]

Solms, M. ‘A previously-untranslated review by Freud of an article reporting an hypnotic experiment’. Int. Rev. Psycho-Anal., 17: 365-366.

Solms, M. ‘A previously-untranslated review by Freud of a book on the sexual instinct’. Int. Rev. Psycho-Anal., 17: 361-363

1989:

Solms, M. ‘A previously-untranslated review by Freud of a monograph on hypnotism’. Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 70: 401-403

Solms, M. ‘Three previously-untranslated reviews by Freud from the Neue Freie Presse’. Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 70: 397-400

Solms, M. ‘A previously-untranslated report by Freud of a lecture on the mechanism of obsessional ideas and phobias’. Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 70: 91-94

Solms, M., Kaplan-Solms, K., Mannhardt, E.& Penn, C. ‘Progressive aphasia without initial dementia’. In R. Plunkett (ed.), Proceedings of the Fourth National Congress of the South African Society for Brain & Behaviour Studies, pp. 272-278

1988:

Solms, M., Kaplan-Solms, K., Saling, M. & Miller, P. `Inverted vision after frontal lobe disease'. Cortex, 24: 499-509 31

1987:

Solms, M. & Saling, M. ‘On psychoanalysis and neuroscience’ (response to a letter to the editor). Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 68: 548-49

1986:

Solms, M. & Saling, M. ‘On psychoanalysis and neuroscience: Freud's attitude to the localizationist tradition’. Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 67: 397-416

PRESENTATIONS

2018:

Solms, M. ‘History by Surprise’. Invited presentation to Somerset College, South Africa.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id’. Invited presentation to the conference: Immunity, Memory, Trauma. Brazilian Psychoanalytical Society, Sao Paulo.

Aisenstein, M., Solms, M. & Jacobsen Teixeira, M. ‘Dreams, Pain, Memory, Trauma’. Invited presentation to the conference: Immunity, Memory, Trauma. Brazilian Psychoanalytical Society, Sao Paulo.

Aisenstein, M., Solms, M. and Jacobsen Teixeira, M. Discussion of a clinical case presentation. Invited presentation to the conference: Immunity, Memory, Trauma. Brazilian Psychoanalytical Society, Sao Paulo.

Aisenstein, M., Solms, M. and Sapienza, A. Invited panel discussion at the conference: Immunity, Memory, Trauma. Brazilian Psychoanalytical Society, Sao Paulo.

Solms, M. ‘Workshop on Neuropsychoanalysis With Mark Solms.’ Invited day-long workshop, Brazilian Psychoanalytical Society, Sao Paulo.

Solms, M. ‘Clinical psychoanalysis and outcome research.’ Invited presentation to the Joseph Sandler Research Conference of the International Psychoanlaytical Association, University of Southern California, Los Angeles.

Solms, M. ‘A practical introduction to neuropsychoanalysis: follow-up workshop’. Arnold Pfeffer Center, New York Psychoanalytic Society & Institute.

Solms, M. ‘How and why consciousness arises.’ Invited presentation, Arnold Pfeffer Center, New York Psychoanalytic Society & Institute.

Solms, M. ‘Why feelings matter’. Invited presentation, Jaak Panksepp Memorial Symposium, Washington State University.

Solms, M. ‘A practical introduction to neuropsychoanalysis: clinical implications.’ Two-day workshop. Ichilov Hospital, Tel Aviv, Israel.

Solms, M. ‘The foundations of gender: from biology to psychology to biology’. Invited presentation to the 31st Annual Conference of the European Psychoanalytical Federation, Warsaw.

Battran, M., Bogliatto, K., Fonagy, P., Moreno, J., Solms, M. Invited round-table discussion on ‘The origins of life’, 31st Annual Conference of the European Psychoanalytical Federation, Warsaw.

Solms, M. ‘In the beginning was the affect’ and ‘Our patients suffer mainly from feelings’. Two invited presentations to ‘Core Emotional Processes in the Mammalian Mind’, Confer, London.

Solms, M. ‘A practical introduction to neuropsychoanalysis: clinical implications.’ Two-day workshop. Shanghai, China.

Solms, M. ‘A practical introduction to neuropsychoanalysis: clinical implications.’ Two-day workshop. International Psychoanalytic University, Berlin.

LeDoux, J. and Solms, M. ‘This house believes that emotions are cognitive events that are assembled in cortical networks.’ Oxford-rules debate, invited presentation to conference on ‘Anxiety’, Italian psychoanalytic Dialogues, Rome.

Solms, M. ‘The self as feeling and memory’. Invited pesentation to conference ‘Self, Memory and the Unconscious’. Ruhr University Bochum, Germany.

Solms, M. ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming.’ Invited public lecture, Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies, University of Essex.

Solms, M. Emotional feelings in mammals. Invited presentation to the Senate Animal Ethics Committee of the University of Cape Town.

2017:

Solms, M. The interpretation of dreams and the neurosciences. Invited presentation to the conference ‘Freud and Neuroscience anno 2017’. Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences, Amsterdam.

Damasio, A. and Solms, M. In conversation. Presentation to the conference ‘Freud and Neuroscience anno 2017’. Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences, Amsterdam.

Solms, M. Affective neuroscience and neuropsychoanalysis as a basis for integrated training curricula in psychotherapy. Invited three-day workshop for RINO Groep, Utrecht.

Solms, M. Facing up to wealth inequality: A South African case example. Invited presentation to a conference on ‘Wealth Inequality’, Julius Baer Stiftung, Zurich.

Solms, M. The relationship between the Freudian mind and the brain. Invited presentation to a conference of the Gerpen group, Paris.

Solms, M. The interpretation of dreams and the neurosciences. Invited presentation to a conference of the Gerpen group, Paris.

Solms, M. ‘A practical introduction to neuropsychoanalysis: clinical implications.’ Two-day workshop. New York Psychoanalytic Society & Institute.

Solms, M. The clinical implications of neuropsychoanalysis. Grand rounds, Department of Psychiatry, New York Medical College/ Westchester Medical Center.

Solms, M. The neurobiology of gender. Invited presentation to the conference ‘Trans* in Frankfurt’, Frankfurt.

Solms, M. Psychoanalysis and neuroscience: principles of neuropsychoanalysis I. Invited presentation to Crisol del Psicoanalisis: Clinica, Neurosiencias y Artes. 15th Peruvian Psychoanalytic Congress. Sociedad Peruana de Psicoanalisis, Lima.

Solms, M. Psychoanalysis and neuroscience: principles of neuropsychoanalysis II. Invited presentation to Crisol del Psicoanalisis: Clinica, Neurosiencias y Artes. 15th Peruvian Psychoanalytic Congress. Sociedad Peruana de Psicoanalisis, Lima.

Solms, M. Implications for classical technique of neuropsychoanalytic findings. Invited presentation to Crisol del Psicoanalisis: Clinica, Neurosiencias y Artes. 15th Peruvian Psychoanalytic Congress. Sociedad Peruana de Psicoanalisis, Lima.

Solms, M. A psychoanalytic case discussed from the viewpoint of neuropsychoanalysis. Invited presentation to Crisol del Psicoanalisis: Clinica, Neurosiencias y Artes. 15th Peruvian Psychoanalytic Congress. Sociedad Peruana de Psicoanalisis, Lima.

Solms, M. ‘How and why consciousness arises.’ Invited lecture to the Department of Physics, University of Cape Town, South Africa.

Solms, M. ‘A practical introduction to neuropsychoanalysis: clinical implications.’ Two-day workshop. Ububele, Johannesburg.

Solms, M. ‘A practical introduction to neuropsychoanalysis: clinical implications.’ Two-day invited workshop. University of Vilnius, Lithuania.

Solms, M. ‘How and why consciousness arises.’ Invited lecture to the Centre for Subjectivity Research, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Solms, M. ‘Clinical implications of neuropsychoanalysis.’ Invited lecture to the Department of Psychology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id’. Invited lecture to the Danish Psychoanalytic Society, Copenhagen. 34

Solms, M. ‘Repression, Repetition, Transference’. Invited lecture at a conference on Transference, University of Geneva, Switzerland.

Solms, M. Invited clinical master class. Swiss Psychoanalytical Society, Geneva.

Solms, M. Four invited lectures in the course, ‘Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience’: ‘How consciousness (feeling) and memory are arranged in the brain’; The basic varieties of emotion in the brain: implications for ‘instinct’ theory’; ‘What is ‘the unconscious’ ad where is it located in the brain?’; ‘Implications for clinical practice’, Tavistock Clinic, London.

Solms, M. ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming.’ Invited presentation in the Brain Matters series, Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Studies, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.

Solms, M. ‘The emotional circuits of the human brain.’ Invited presentation to the Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Cape Town.

Solms, M. ‘Is beauty in the eye of the beholder? Or, Is it all about me?’ Invited presentation to the Education Day of the South African Psychoanalysis Initiative: ‘Ubuhle – Whose Beauty is Beautiful?’, Ububele, Johannesburg.

Solms, M. ‘The scientific standing of psychoanalysis’. Invited presentation, Pre-Congress Research Symposium, 50th Congress of the International Psychoanalytical Association, Buenos Aires.

Solms, M. ‘An overview of neuropsychoanalytic research’. Invited presentation, Pre-Congress Research Panel, 50th Congress of the International Psychoanalytical Assocation, Buenos Aires.

Solms, M., Dollman, A. & Friston, K. ‘What you see is what you predict?’. Symposium, 18th International Neuropsychoanalysis Society Annual Congress, University College London: ‘Compulsion to Predict: The Development of the Self and its Disorders’.

Solms, M., Yovell, Y., Bazan, A., van der Vijver, G. ‘This House Believes that the Same Computatonal Laws Govern neural and Mental Phenomena’ (Oxford Rules Debate.) 18th International Neuropsychoanalysis Society Annual Congress, University College London: ‘Compulsion to Predict: The Development of the Self and its Disorders’.

Solms, M. ‘Where does consciousness fit in the Bayesian Brain?’Invited presentation to the 18th International Neuropsychoanalysis Society Annual Congress, University College London: ‘Compulsion to Predict: The Development of the Self and its Disorders’.

Solms, M. Closing remarks. 18th International Neuropsychoanalysis Society Annual Congress, University College London: ‘Compulsion to Predict: The Development of the Self and its Disorders’.

Solms, M. Invited Neuropsychoanalysis Workshop. The Mind and Brain: 57th International Neuropsychiatric Congress, Pula, Croatia.

Solms, M. ‘The scientific standing of psychoanalysis’. Keynote lecture. The Mind and Brain: 57th International Neuropsychiatric Congress, Pula, Croatia.

Šoškić, T. and Solms, M. Discussion of a clinical case from a neuropsychoanalytical point of view. Croatian Psychoanalic Society, Zagreb.

Solms, M. ‘The relationship between minds from a neuropsychoanalytic point of view.’ Invited lecture at the congress: Biological and Emotional Narratives, Centro Congressi BPM, Milan.

Solms, M. ‘A practical introduction to neuropsychoanalysis: clinical implications.’ Two-day workshop. IDeA Zentrum, Frankfurt.

Solms, M. ‘A practical introduction to neuropsychoanalysis: clinical implications.’ Two-day workshop. University of Cape Town.

Solms, M. Discussion of a clinical case from a neuropsychoanalytical point of view. Invited presentation to the Institute for Psychoanalysis, Chicago.

Solms, M. ‘Drives, instincts, affects.’ Invited presentation to the Chicago Psychoanalytic Society.

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain.’ Grand rounds: Department of Psychiatry, Northwestern University, Chicago.

Blass, R. and Solms, M. ‘This house believes that neuroscience has nothing to contribute to the clinical practise of psychoanalysis.’ Oxford-Rules Debate, New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Solms, M. ‘The scientific standing of psychoanalysis’. Invited presentation to the Arnold Pfeffer Center, New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Solms, M. ‘Repression, Repetition, Transference, Interpretation ... and Trauma.’ Keynote presentation to a conference on ‘Trauma’. Washington Square Institute, New York.

Solms, M. ‘Reconsolidation’. Invited presentation to the Neuropsychoanalysis Study Group, Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Solms, M. ‘What is wrong with Strachey’s translation of Freud?’ Jerome I. Sashin Annual Memorial Lecture, Psychoanalytic Institute of New England, Boston.

Solms, M. ‘A Workshop with Mark Solms.’ Los Angeles Institute and Society for Psychoanalytic Studies, UCLA.

Solms, M. ‘The scientific standing of psychoanalysis.’ Invited plenary presentation to the Joseph Sandler IPA Research Conference, Adolescence in a Risky World. Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universität, Frankfurt.

Solms, M. ‘The adolescent brain.’ Invited panel presentation to the Joseph Sandler IPA Research Conference, Adolescence in a Risky World. Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universität, 36

Frankfurt.

Solms, M. ‘The scientific standing of psychoanalysis.’ President’s Symposium, Winter Meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association. Waldorf-Astoria, New York.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id: an introduction to neuropsychoanalysis’. Day-long workshop. Toronto Institute for Contemporary Psychoanalysis, University of Toronto.

Shamdasani, S., Solms, M., Hustvedt, S. ‘The deeper self: An expanded view of consciousness’. Invited panel discussion, New York Academy of Sciences.

2016:

Solms, M. Neuropsychoanalytic Master Class. Invited workshop, Nederlands Vereeneging voor Psychotherapie, De Nieuwe Liefde, Amsterdam.

Solms, M. The instinctual brain: implications for society. Keynote address, Nederlands Vereneging voor Psychotherapie Dag van de Psychotherapie: ‘Psychotherapie in Tijden van Dreiging’, Beurs van Berlage, Amsterdam.

Solms, M. The feeling brain. Invited presentation to the World Psychiatric Association international congress. Cape Town International Convention Centre.

Solms, M. Invited Master Classes. Evolving British Object relations Conference: The Feeling Mind and Lived Experience. Northwestern Psychoanalytic Society & Institute, Seattle.

Solms, M. The conscious id: current evolving thoughts. Keynote presentation at the Evolving British Object relations Conference: The Feeling Mind and Lived Experience. Northwestern Psychoanalytic Society & Institute, Seattle.

Solms, M. Case presentation. Evolving British Object relations Conference: The Feeling Mind and Lived Experience. Northwestern Psychoanalytic Society & Institute, Seattle.

Solms, M. ‘New developments in the understanding of brain mechanisms of consciousness.’ Invited presentation to Functional Neuropsychology Committee, Donald Gordon Medical Centre, Johannesburg.

Solms, M. ‘Introduction to neuroanatomy, emotion, and consciousness’. Part of course on Neuroscience and Psychoanalysis, Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust, London.

Solms, M. ‘Introduction to the neuroanatomy of dreaming’. Part of course on Neuroscience and Psychoanalysis, Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust, London.

Solms, M. ‘Emotion, psychopathology, and psychopharmacology.’ Part of course on Neuroscience and Psychoanalysis, Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust, London.

Kentridge, E. and Solms, M. ‘The mind of the artist’. Invited presentation to the Exeter Poetry Festival, The Devon & Exeter Institution. 37

Solms, M. ‘Psychological impediments to land reform’. Invited presentation to the Gordon Institute of Business Science, University of Pretoria.

Smith, R. & Solms, M. ‘Examination of the repression-as-premature-automatization hypothesis, using a psychoanalytic case presentation.’ Presentation to the 17th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress, Chicago.

Solms, M. ‘Closing remarks.’ Presentation to the 17th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress, Chicago.

Solms, M. ‘Drives, Instincts, Affects.’ Invited presentation to the Sociedad Argentina de Psicoanalisis, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id.’ Invited presentation to the Asociacion Psicoanalitica Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Solms, M. ‘The hard problem of consciousness.’ Invited presentation to the Asociacion Psicoanalitica Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id.’ Invited presentation to the Foundacion Chiozza, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Solms, M. ‘A neurological case showing psychodynamic brain mechanisms.’ Invited presentation to the Joseph Sandler Research Conference of the International Psychoanalytical Association, Asociacion Psicoanalitica Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Solms, M. ‘The neuropsychology of dreams: Freud’s dream theory today.’ Invited plenary presentation to the Joseph Sandler Research Conference of the International Psychoanalytical Association, Asociacion Psicoanalitica Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id – Part 2: Clinical Implications and Applications.’ New York State Psychological Association, St John’s University, New York.

Solms, M. ‘Remembering and Repeating: Lessons from and for Neuroscience’. Naukowe Towarzystwo Psychoterapii Psychodynamicznej, 2nd International Scientific Conference, ‘Revolution in Psychotherapy: New Ideas, Research and Practice’, Warsaw, Poland.

Solms, M. ‘Neuropsychoanalysis’. Invited workshop, South East European Society for Neurology and Psychiatry, 56th International Neuropsychiatric Congress, Pula, Croatia.

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain’. Invited plenary lecture, South East European Society for Neurology and Psychiatry, 56th International Neuropsychiatric Congress, Pula, Croatia.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id’. Keynote lecture, South East European Society for Neurology and Psychiatry, 56th International Neuropsychiatric Congress, Pula, Croatia.

Solms, M. ‘The animal mind within the human brain’ invited presentation at the Department of 38

Psychiatry & Behavioral Neuroscience, University of Chicago Medical Center.

Solms, M. ‘Materiality and the object.’ Guest lecture to the Curatorship Honours programme, UCT.

Kentridge, E. and Solms, M. ‘Poet on the couch’. Invited presentation at the Franschhoek Literary Festival, South Africa.

Solms, M. ‘Implications for psychoanalysis of recent research on the brain mechanisms of dreaming.’ Invited presentation to the Faculty of the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Solms, M. ‘Implications for psychoanalysis of recent research on the brain mechanisms of dreaming.’ Invited presentation to the Candidates of the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Smith, R. & Solms, M. ‘A Case Which Challenges the Neuropsychoanalytic Theory of Repression’, Arnold Pfeffer Center, The New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Solms, M. ‘What Is a Mind?’. Franz Alexander Lecture at the New Center for Psychoanalysis. Los Angeles.

Solms, M. ‘The Conscious Id’. Invited presentation, Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id: an introduction to neuropsychoanalysis’. Invited symposium, Canadian Psychoanalytic Society-Quebec English Branch, Montreal.

Solms, M. ‘Implications for psychoanalysis of recent research on the brain mechanisms of dreaming’. Invited presentation, Chicago Psychoanalytic Society.

Solms, M. ‘Freud: Found in translation’ (an invited course of 10 seminars), Committee on Social Thought, University of Chicago.

Solms, M. ‘The Conscious Id: An Introduction to Neuropsychoanalysis’. Invited presentation to Psychodynamic Neuroscience Research meeting, University College London.

Kentridge, E. & Solms, M. ‘The mind of the artist’. Invited presentation to the Psychoanalytic Poetry Day, Freud Museum, London.

Solms, M. Intergenerational aspects of apartheid trauma. Invited presentation to the conference: Migration and Trauma. Sigmund Freud Institute, Frankfurt, Germany.

Solms, M. ‘Introduction to neuropsychoanalysis’. Special Event (by invitation), 35th Cognitive Neuropsychology Conference, Bressanone, Italy.

Solms, M. ‘Introduction to neuropsychoanalysis’. Invited lecture. Neuropsychology Department, Universita degli Studi di Verona, Italy.

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalysis and academic science.’ Invited presentation to the conference: ‘Psychoanalysis and the University: Utopia and Reality.’ Academy of Psychoanalysis, Vienna, Austria.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id’. Invited presentation to the Viennese Psychoanalytical Society. Vienna, Austria.

Solms, M. ‘A case of anosognosia.’ Invited presentation to the 1952 Club of the British Psychoanalytical Society, London.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id.’ Invited presentation to the Applied Section of the British Psychoanalytical Society, London.

Solms, M. ‘The biological foundations of gender: a delicate balance.’ Keynote address, Transsexuality. Exploring a Challenge for Society at the Intersection of Theology and Neuroscience. Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany.

Solms, M. Invited Seminar (5 lectures): ‘Neuropsychoanalysis’. Universidad Intercontinental, Mexico City.

Solms, M. Invited Course (5 lectures): ‘The Feeling Brain’. Universidad Intercontinental, Mexico City.

Solms, M. Invited Lecture: ‘Addiction from a Neuropsychoanalytic Perspective’. Universidad Intercontinental, Mexico City.

Solms, M. ‘Instinctual-emotional systems of the brain: implications for psychiatric nosology.’ Honorary Fellow Award Lecture, American College of Psychiatry, Rio Grande, Puerto Rico.

Solms, M. ‘Depression in Neuropsychoanalysis.’ Invited presentation to the Italian Psychoanalytic Dialogues conference: ‘Psychoanalysis and Neuropsychoanalysis of Dream in Addiction, Depression and Trauma.’ Rome, Italy.

2015:

Solms, M. ‘Putting the psyche into neuropsychology’. The BIRT Conference: The Future of Brain Injury Rehabilitation. Manchester.

Solms, M. ‘Dreams, Consciousness and Social Justice.’ Two lectures by Mark Solms. University of California, Berkley.

Solms, M. ‘The psyche in neuropsychology.’ 34th Annual Interdisciplinary Series: Neuroethics. The MacLean Center, University of Chicago.

Solms, M. ‘What is a Mind? A neuropsychoanalytic perspective.’ The Haskell Norman Lecture, San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis.

Solms, M. ‘If the id is conscious, then what and where is the unconscious?’ Invited presentation 40 to the Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuropsychoanalysis, New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Solms, M. ‘Consciousness and the Unconscious.’ Invited presentation to the students of the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Solms, M. ‘Consciousness and the Unconscious.’ Invited presentation to the candidates of the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Solms, M. ‘If the id is conscious, then what and where is the unconscious?’ Invited presentation to the New York State Psychological Society, New York University.

Schwartz, C. & Solms, M. ‘In conversation with …’. Public dialogue at the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Solms, M. Invited worskshop: ‘Simulating the mental apparatus.’ Department of Computer Technology, Technical University of Vienna.

Solms, M. ‘Clinical implications.’ Invited presentation at the Joseph Sandler IPA Research Conference: ‘Parenting: Neuroscience and Intervention’. Yale University, New Haven.

Solms, M. ‘Closing remarks.’ The 16th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress: ‘Plasticity and Rigidity.’ University of Amsterdam.

Solms, M. Invited convenor of the symposium: Alberini, C., Axmacher, N., Fotopoulou, K., Hopkins, J., Hustvedt, S., Watt, D. ‘Does psychoanalysis have anything to teach neuroscience?’ 49th Congress of the International Psychoanalytical Association, World Trade Centre, Boston.

Solms, M. Discussant of the panel: Bohleber, L., Fischmann, T., Richter, P. ‘Transformations in psychoanalysis seen from the perspective of modern neuroscience.’ 49th Congress of the International Psychoanalytical Association, World Trade Centre, Boston.

Kandel, E. & Solms, M. ‘The brain on the couch: psychoanalysis en route to the neurosciences.’ Invited public dialogue, Hertie Stiftung neuroscience awards ceremony 2015, Paulskirche, Frankfurt.

Solms, M. ‘Bedside examination of spatial cognition.’ Invited presentation, Dept of Neurological Surgery, Weill-Cornell Medical College, New York.

Solms, M. ‘Bedside examination of executive control.’ Invited presentation, Dept of Neurological Surgery, Weill-Cornell Medical College, New York.

Solms, M. ‘What has the N got to do with it?’ Invited presentation to the faculty and candidates of the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Solms, M. Invited participant in the workshop: ‘Affect in Contemporary Psychoanalytic Theory and Therapy’. Psychoanalytic Research & Development Fund, New York Psychoanalytic Institute. 41

Solms, M. ‘A neuropsychoanalytical perspective on consciousness and the unconscious.’ Invited presentation to the Unconscious Memory Network Seminar, Research Centre in the Humanities, University of Oxford.

Solms, M. ‘The separation-shutdown hypothesis of depression.’ Invited plenary presentation: Royal College of Psychiatrists, Faculty of Medical Psychotherapy Annual Residential Conference. London.

Solms, M. ‘What is the psychotherapist trying to do to the brain?’ Keynote address: 8e Hessischer Psychoterapeutentagung. Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universität. Frankfurt.

Solms, M. ‘Neuropsychoanalysis: dangers and opportunities.’ Invited presentation to the Psychoanalytic Association of New York and the Institute for Psychoanalytic Education.

Solms, M. ‘A Neuropsychoanalytic perspective on drives, instincts and affects.’ Invited presentation to the Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuropsychoanalysis, New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Solms, M. ‘A Neuropsychoanalytic perspective on drives, instincts and affects.’ Invited presentation to the students of the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Solms, M. ‘A Neuropsychoanalytic perspective on drives, instincts and affects.’ Invited presentation to the candidates of the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Solms, M. ‘Why do we need to play?’ Invited presentation to the 18th Herbstakadamie: ‘The Circularity of Mind and Body’. University of Heidelberg.

Solms, M. ‘If the Id is Conscious…’ Invited presentation to the Austen Riggs Center, Stockbridge.

Solms, M. ‘The Conscious Id.’ Invited presentation to the 1952 Club of the British Psychoanalytical Society, London.

Solms, M. ‘Memory.’ Invited lecture to the Department of Neurological Surgery, Resident Lecture Series, Weill Cornell Medical College.

Solms, M. ‘Language.’ Invited lecture to the Department of Neurological Surgery, Resident Lecture Series, Weill Cornell Medical College.

Solms, M. ‘What is a mind?’ Invited presentation to the discussion group: ‘Research on Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience.’ National Meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association, Waldorf-Astoria, New York.

Solms, M. “Three Questions: Art, Body, Mind”. Public conversation with Penny Siopis. Iziko South African National Gallery.

Solms, M. & Bauman, S. Public conversation following a performance of Joe Penhall’s 42

‘Blue/Orange’ at the Baxter Theatre, Cape Town.

2014:

Solms, M. Orbito-frontal cortex function. Invited presentation to the UCTABC Neurosurgery conference on ‘Supraorbital Keyhole Craniotomy.’ University of Cape Town Medical School.

Solms, M. The basic emotion circuits of the brain and their implications for psychopathology. Invited presentation to ‘Neuroplasticity: Implications for New Clinical Technique’. Confer, London.

Solms, M. ‘Psychological impediments to land reform.’ Invited presentation to Faculty of Humanities graduation ceremony, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.

Solms, M. Brain mechanisms of emotional consciousness: Implications for clinical technique. Invited presentation to ‘Neuroplasticity: Implications for New Clinical Technique’. Confer, London.

Solms, M. Brain mechanisms underlying some social processes. Invited plenary presentation to OPUS 14: Organizational and Social Dynamics. London.

Solms, M. & Friston, K. ‘Consciousness by surprise.’ Invited presentation and discussion at the Joseph Sandler IPA Research Conference, Frankfurt.

Friston, K. & Solms, M. ‘Consciousness and the Bayesian brain.’ Invited presentation and discussion at the Joseph Sandler IPA Research Conference, Frankfurt.

Solms, M. The biological function of dreaming. Invited presentation to ‘Neuropsychoanalysis Workshop with Visiting Professor Mark Solms’. Sigmund Freud Institute, Frankfurt.

Solms, M. Introduction. Consciousness and the Unconscious. Play. Three invited presentations to a symposium on ‘Neuroscientific Findings and Psychoanalytic Concepts’. DGPT, Sigmund Freud Institute, International Psychoanalytic University (Berlin). Frankfurt.

Kentridge, W. & Solms, M. ‘A talking cure for the studio.’ Public dialogue. South African Psychoanalysis Initiative, Wits Theatre.

Solms, M. ‘Psychological impediments to land reform.’ UCT Alumni Association, Johannesburg.

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Elizabeth Auchincloss: ‘Listening with a neuropsychoanalytic ear: Does it make a difference?’. Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuropsychoanalysis, New York Psychoanalytic Institute.

Solms, M. ‘The man who lived in a dream’. Invited plenary presentation to Greater Expectations: new beginnings after brain Injury symposium, Weill Cornell Medical College.

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalysis by Surprise’. Invited presentation to ‘Works in progress’ seminar series, New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, New York 43

Solms, M. ‘Theory & Practice of Neuropsychoanalysis.’ Public lecture, Harvard Club of New York.

Solms, M. ‘Psychological impediments to land reform.’ Land Reform Symposium, Department of Rural Development & Land Reform, Pretoria.

Solms, M. ‘Why do we dream?’ Invited plenary lecture at Freud Institut Zurich Arbeitstagung.

Solms, M. ‘Brain mechanisms of consciousness and emotion.’ Invited workshop at Freud Institut Zurich Arbeitstagung.

Jansen van Vuuren, A. & Solms, M. ‘The physical mechanism of cerebral lateralisation.’ Cortex Club, UCT Medical School.

Solms, M. ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming: a case study in scientific realism’. Invited presentation at the New Thinking about Scientific Realism Conference, Cape Town.

Solms, M. ‘Concluding remarks’. Invited presentation to the 15th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress (Current Neuropsychoanalytic Research), New School for Social research, New York.

Solms, M. in Dialogue with Siri Hustvedt. Invited presentation to the 15th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress (Current Neuropsychoanalytic Research), New School for Social research, New York.

Solms, M. ‘From Freud and Luria to neuropsychoanalysis via the clinical method: putting the psyche into neuropsychology.’ Keynote presentation, 26th Annual Meeting of the European Academy of Childhood Disability, Vienna.

Solms, M. ‘Insights from anosognosia: seeing through the mind’s eye’. Invited presentation, Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuropsychoanalysis, New York Psychoanalytic Institute.

Solms, M. ‘Turning psychoanalysis into wine’. Invited presentation to UCT Alumni, King’s College London.

Whelan W. & Solms, M. ‘Mind over matter.’ Invited public dialogue in the ‘Brainwave’ series. The Rubin Museum, New York.

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalysis by surprise.’ Invited presentation to the Psychotherapy Section of the Dept of Psychiatry, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York.

Solms, M. ‘Listening to the brain’. Invited presentation to the Candidates Forum at the National Meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association, New York.

Solms, M. ‘Implications of Mark Solms’ paper “The Conscious Id”’. Invited presentation to the Psychoanalysis & Neuroscience Symposium of the National Meeting of the American Psyhchoanalytic Association, New York. 44

Posmentier, L. & Solms, M. ‘Depression through the lens of neuropsychoanalysis.’ 10th Anniversary Meeting of the Neuropsychoanalytic Clinical Study Center, National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis, New York.

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain.’ Grand Rounds, Department of Neurological Surgery, Weill- Cornell Medical Center, New York.

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by M. Edlow, J. Gavriele-Gold & L. Max: at a scientific meeting of the Neuropsychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Clinical neuropsychoanalysis: three cases of psychoanalytic therapy with neurological patients.’

Solms, M. ‘Imagination and play.’ Invited presentation to the symposium, “As if”: Figures of Imagination, Simulation and Transposition in the Relation to Self, Others and the Arts. Zentrum fuer Literatur- und Kulturforschung, Villa Vigoni, Lake Como.

Hustvedt, S. & Solms, M. ‘Subjunctive flights: thinking through the embodied reality of imaginary worlds’. Public conversation at the symposium, “As if”: Figures of Imagination, Simulation and Transposition in the Relation to Self, Others and the Arts. Zentrum fuer Literatur- und Kulturforschung, Villa Vigoni, Lake Como.

2013:

Solms, M. ‘From learning to education: A neuro-archaeological perspective’. How did Homo sapiens become Homo docens? On the evolution of social learning and teaching during the Palaeolithic. Invited presentation to a workshop of the Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Study.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id’. Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the New York Psychoanalytic Society.

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalytic perspectives on depression and the Panic-Shutdown hypothesis.’ Towards a Real Understanding of Depression: Lesson from the Treatment Battlefield and New Research. Neuropsychoanalysis Foundation, Mt Sinai School of Medicine, New York.

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Hakwan Lau at a scientific meeting of the Neuropsychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Sensory Metacognition and Conscious Awareness.’

Solms, M. ‘Neuroscience and Psychoanalysis Converge: Implications for Treatment.’ Eli W. Lane Memorial Master Workshop, Southwest Psychoanalytic Society & Department of Psychiatry, University of Arizona, Tucson.

Solms, M. ‘What is neuropsychoanalysis?’ Sigmund Freud Award Lecture, American Society of Psychoanalytic Physicians, New York.

Solms, M. ‘Understanding sadness and joy (and other emotions’. Invited presentation, Neuropsychoanalysis Foundation, New York. 45

Solms, M. ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming’. Invited presentation to the academic meeting at Karl Bremer Hospital, Bellville.

Solms, M. ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming’. Invited presentation to the Northern Suburbs Academic Forum, Panorama.

Solms, M. ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming’. Invited presentation to the Department of Psychiatry, University of Stellenbosch, Tygerberg Hospital.

Solms, M. ‘Why do we dream?’ Plenary presentation to the Inaugural conference of the Nederlandse Vereniging voor Neuropsychoanalyse, De Rode Hoed, Amsterdam.

Solms, M. ‘Closing reflections on neuropsychoanalysis today.’ Plenary presentation to the Inaugural conference of the Nederlandse Vereniging voor Neuropsychoanalyse, De Rode Hoed, Amsterdam.

Bazan, A., Clarici, A., Solms, M. & Yovell, Y. Debate: ‘This house believes that neuroscientific findings have limited relevance for the meaning-making task of clinical practice’. Invited debate at the 14th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress (Clinical Applications of Neuropsychoanalysis), Cape Town.

Solms, M. ‘Concluding remarks’. Invited presentation to the 14th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress (Clinical Applications of Neuropsychoanalysis), Cape Town.

Solms, M. ‘Heritage by surprise.’ University Museum, Stellenbosch.

Solms, M. ‘The presence of the senses in the brain.’ Invited presentation to a Mellon Foundation Seminar ‘The Presence of the Senses’, Bushmans Kloof.

Solms, M. ‘Quality and the Brain’. Invited presentation in the public lecture series ‘Medical Humanities’, Old Anatomy Lecture Theatre, University of Cape Town.

Solms, M. ‘Why do we dream’. New York University, Prague.

Solms, M. ‘Una psicoanalisi per le neuroscienze?’ Invited presentation. Universita degli Studi di Trieste.

Solms, M. ‘Why do we dream?’ Invited presentation to the Società Psicoanalitica Italiana, Rome.

Solms, M. ‘Facing unwelcome facts.’ Invited presentation to a ‘Conference on Topical Agri- Labour Matters’. Kaapse Agri Werkgewersorginaisasie, Spier Estate, Stellenbosch.

Solms, M. ‘The matter of consciousness.’ Invited presentation at a colloquium of the Department of Physics, University of Cape Town.

Solms, M. ‘A neuropsychoanalytic perspective on dreams.’ Invited plenary presentation to the 10th Cognitive Neuroscience Conference, Istanbul. 46

Solms, M. & Balchin, R. Invited workshop on bedside examination of cognition. Annual Congress of the Neurological Association of South Africa.

Solms, M. ‘Neuropsychology of the right hemisphere.’ Invited plenary presentation, the Annual Congress of the Neurological Association of South Africa.

Solms, M. ‘What is consciousnhess?’ Invited public lecture for Brain Awareness Week, Cape Town Science Centre.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id.’ Keynote presentation to the Joseph Sandler Research Conference ‘Finding the Body in the Mind’. Frankfurt.

Solms, M. ‘New findings in the neurology of sleep and dreaming’. Invited presentation to the Department of Psychosomatic Medicine, Robert Bosch Clinic, Stuttgart.

Solms, M. ‘The problem of other minds: a neuropsychoanalytical perspective.’ Invited presentation to the symposium: ‘Empathy: a neurobiological capacity and its cultural and conceptual history.’ Zentrum fuer Literatur- und Kulturforschung, Berlin.

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalysis by surprise.’ Invited presentation to the meeting: ‘Trauma, Trust and Memory’. International Psychoanalytic University, Berlin.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id’. Invited presentation to the discussion group: ‘Research on Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience.’ National Meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association, Waldorf-Astoria, New York.

Fischer, C. & Solms, M. ‘Dreams, predictions and meaning’. Invited presentation to the symposium: ‘Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience.’ National Meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association, Waldorf-Astoria, New York.

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalysis by surprise’. Invited presentation to the ‘Innovations’ session of the National Meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association, Waldorf-Astoria, New York.

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Katerina Foutopoulou at a scientific meeting of the Neuropsychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘The “body-in-relation” self: psychodynamic and neural mechanisms of joined salience.’

2012:

Solms, M. ‘Breaking cycles of historical trauma and poverty.’ Invited plenary presentation to the conference, ‘Engaging the Other’. University of the Free State, Bloemfontein.

Solms, M. in dialogue with Marguerite Barankitse. ‘Children of the Rwandan genocide.’ Invited plenary presentation to the conference, ‘Engaging the Other’. University of the Free State, Bloemfontein.

Solms, M., Panksepp, J., Berlin, H. ‘The conscious id, revisited.’ Invited panel discussion, Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuropsychoanalysis, New York Psychoanalytic Institute.

Solms, M. ‘Why do we dream?’ Invited presentation to the Psychotherapy Section of the Dept of Psychiatry, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York.

Solms, M. ‘Neuroscience and psychoanalysis converge.’ Invited day-long workshop: The 2nd Eli W Lane Memorial Master Workshop, Southwest Psychoanalytic Society, Arizona Center for Psychoanalytic Studies & Department of Psychiatry of the University of Arizona, Tucson.

Solms, M. ‘The brain and the inner world.’ Invited day-long workshop. Müncher Arbeitsgemeinschaft fuer Psychoanalyse e. V. Münich, Germany.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id’. Invited presentation to the conference ‘Psychoanalyse im Dialog: Forschung und Praxis’. Muencher Arbeitsgemeinschaft fuer Psychoanalyse e. V. Herrsching, Germany.

Solms, M. ‘Why do we dream?’ Invited presentation to the 63rd Annual Conference of the Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Psychoanalyse, Psychotherapie, Psychosomatik, und Tiefenpsychologie e. V.: ‘Der Traum’. Lindau am Bodensee, Germany.

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalysis by surprise: Interegenerational transmission of trauma on a South African farm.’ Invited presentation: Frankfurt Psychoanalytic Society, Frankfurt.

Solms, M. ‘Freud’s big mistake.’ Invited presentation to the Psychology Society, University of Cape Town.

Solms, M. ‘What is neuropsychoanalysis?’ Keynote address to the 26th Sul-Rio-Grandense Dynamic Psychiatry congress: ‘Remembering, Repeating & Innovating’, Port Alegre, Brazil.

Solms, M. & Eizirik, C. ‘The theory of dreams: clinical psychoanalysis and the neurosciences.’ Invited presentation to the 26th Sul-Rio-Grandense Dynamic Psychiatry congress: ‘Remembering, Repeating & Innovating’, Port Alegre, Brazil

Solms, M. & Wilson, B. Invited presentation: ‘Controversial Debate: Are psychoanalysis and neuropsychology compatible?’. 30th International Congress of Psychology, Cape Town International Convention Centre.

Solms, M. ‘Why do we dream?’ Invited presentation: 30th International Congress of Psychology, Cape Town International Convention Centre.

Tutu, D. & Solms, M. Invited dialogue: ‘Living reconciliation: winds of change in Franschhoek and transformation at S-D wine estate.’ Global leadership summit, University of the Free State, Bloemfontein.

Solms, M. ‘The animal mind within us: the neurobiological foundations of being human.’ Public meeting of the Royal Society of South African and the Academy of Science of South Africa, SA Astronomical Observatory, Cape Town 48

Solms, M. ‘Dream physiology and Freudian theory.’ Invited presentation to The Talking Cure: Psychoanalysis and Medical Sciences in Mutual Dialogue, Universita degli Studi Trieste, Italy.

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id’. Invited presentation to a symposium on The Neuropsychoanalysis of the Id, Bilgi University, Istanbul.

Gallese, V., Solms, M., Demipoulos, V. & Tzavaras, N.,. Debate: ‘Do newborn babies really love their mothers? The house believes that primary narcissism exists’. Invited debate at the 13th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress (From Addiction to Relationships: Neuropsychoanalytic Perspectives on Craving, Caring & Clinging), Athens.

Solms, M. ‘Concluding remarks’. Invited presentation to the 13th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress (From Addiction to Relationships: Neuropsychoanalytic Perspectives on Craving, Caring & Clinging), Athens.

Solms, M. ‘Is Psychoanalysis Scientifically Viable? The Example of Dream Theory.’ Keynote Address. The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists Congress: Cells, Circuits and Syndromes. Hobart.

Solms, M. ‘Meet the experts session.’ The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists Congress: Cells, Circuits and Syndromes. Hobart.

Solms, M. ‘The Conscious Id.’ Invited presentation. The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists Congress: Cells, Circuits and Syndromes. Hobart.

Solms, M. ‘Depression after Prozac.’ Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Westchester Center for the Study of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, NY.

Solms, M. ‘Is psychoanalytic dream theory scientifically tenable?’ Invited presentation to the conference ‘Dreaming: Psychoanalysis or Neurobiology’. Mt Sinai Medical Center, New York.

Solms, M. ‘Why depression feels bad.’ Part of the invited symposium: ‘Babies and Bathwater’. World Association for Infant Mental Health Congress, Cape Town International Convention Centre.

Solms, M. ‘The animal within us’. Invited presentation to Bridge House School, Franschhoek.

Solms, M. ‘The animal within us’. Invited presentation to WPO, Johannesburg

Solms, M. Plasticity and reconsolidation in relation to consciousness. Invited presentation and panel discussion, ‘Geneva meets New York’, NY Academy of Medicine

Solms, M. ‘The biological function of dreaming.’ Invited presentation. University of Zurich

Solms, M. ‘Consciousness.’ Invited presentation to the Neuroscience Meeting, Constantiaberg Clinic, Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘Why do we dream?’ Keynote presentation at the conference ‘Trauma, Depression and Dreams: Neuroscience and Psychotherapy’ of the Norsk psykiatrisk forening, Norsk barne- og ungdomspsykiatrisk forening,Norsk psykologforening, Institutt for Psykoterapi og Norsk Psykoanalytisk Forening, Oslo

Solms, M. ‘Dreams in contemporary psychoanalysis.’ Plenary presentation at the conference ‘Trauma, Depression and Dreams: Neuroscience and Psychotherapy’ of the Norsk psykiatrisk forening, Norsk barne- og ungdomspsykiatrisk forening,Norsk psykologforening, Institutt for Psykoterapi og Norsk Psykoanalytisk Forening, Oslo

Solms, M. ‘Community psychoanalysis.’ Plenary presentation at the conference ‘Trauma, Depression and Dreams: Neuroscience and Psychotherapy’ of the Norsk psykiatrisk forening, Norsk barne- og ungdomspsykiatrisk forening,Norsk psykologforening, Institutt for Psykoterapi og Norsk Psykoanalytisk Forening, Oslo

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain.’ Invited presentation to the Swedish Psychoanalytic Society, Stockholm

2011:

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by David Schab at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Psychodynamic Pharmacology: Keeping the Mind in Mind when Prescribing’

Solms, M. ‘The man who lived in a dream.’ Invited presentation to ‘The Freudian Unconscious: Between Neuroscience and Psychoanalysis’, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland

Solms, M. ‘The conscious id’, presentation at a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. ‘Rock art and territoriality’. Invited presentation to the ‘Language and Landscape’ Colloquium, organised by the Centre for Curating the Archive, UCT. Tswalu, South Africa

Solms, M. ‘Freud and the dreaming brain.’ Invited presentation, Cambridge Hospital, Harvard Medical School

Solms, M. Discussant, Arnold Pfeffer Award lecture by Georg Northoff, Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Neuropsychoanalysis – How can we practice such a transdisciplinary enterprise?’

Hodson, P. & Solms, M. ‘Exploring dreams from Jungian and Freudian perspectives.’ Cape Town Society for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Lung Institute UCT

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Barnaby Barratt, 'Rules of Psychoanalytic Intervention.' SAPI Educational Conference, Johannesburg

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain.’ Invited presentation to the Neuroscience Meeting, 50

Constantiaberg Clinic, Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘When the frontal lobes go to sleep.’ (Part of the symposium: ‘Frontal inhibition in memory: too much and too little’.) Fifth International Conference on Memory (ICOM-5). University of York, UK

Solms, M. ‘What makes the human brain human?’ U3A, Hermanus, South Africa

Solms, M. ‘Land reform in South Africa.’ Launch of MARDI (Making a Real Difference). House of Commons, London

Solms, M. ‘Closing remarks.’ 12th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress: ‘Minding the Body’, Berlin

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Cristina Alberini at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘The dynamic memory trace’

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain: are dreams meaningless? , Young President’s Organization, Invited presentation, Presidents’ University, Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘Land ownership in South Africa: turning psychoanalysis into wine.’ TEDxObserver, London

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Todd Feinberg at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Neuropathologies of the self: A general theory’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Jaak Panksepp at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Affective Continuity? From SEEKING to PLAY – Science, Therapeutics and Beyond’

Solms, M. ‘La menta desde la perspective de las Neurociencias’. Invited presentation to the XIII Simposio Internacional de Actualizaciones en Psiquiatria, Colombia

Solms, M. ‘Los mecanismos cerebrales de los instintos’. Invited presentation to the XIII Simposio Internacional de Actualizaciones en Psiquiatria, Colombia

Solms, M. ‘La cura de la conversacion’. Invited presentation to the XIII Simposio Internacional de Actualizaciones en Psiquiatria, Colombia

2010:

Solms, M. Keynote presentation 'Dream Work Today.' SAPI Educational Conference, Johannesburg

Solms, M. ‘Connecting to your dreams’. Invited presentation to the Young Presidents Organisation, Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘What makes the human brain human.’ Presentation to the EO Cape Town University, Cape Town

Solms M. ‘What dreams are made of’. Keynote presentation to the Conference ‘Freud and Neurosciences’. Zentrum fuer Literatur- und Kulturforschung, Berlin

Solms, M. ‘Nocturnal confusion in multi-infarct dementia.’ Invited presentation to Neuropsychonalysis London Group, Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, Queens Square, London

Solms, M. 'The view from the brain: neuropsychological perspectives on being human.' Invited presentation to the Institute for Humanities in Africa, University of Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘On psychosis: neuroscientific and psychoanalytic perspectives’. Plenary presentation to the XVI International Forum of Psychoanalysis, Athens

Solms, M. Discussant, Arnold Pfeffer Award lecture by Vittorio Gallese, Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘From mirror neurons to embodied simulation: A new perspective on intersubjectivity’

Solms, M. ‘The Dreaming Brain.’. STIAS, University of Stellensoch

Solms, M. ‘Solms-Delta wine estate, South Africa’. Invited presentation at the Healing of Memories Conference, Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘Why depression feels bad’. Invited presentation to the Dept. Of Psychiatry, Valkenberg Hospital, University of Cape Town

Solms, M. Concluding remarks. 11th International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress: ‘Neuropsychoanalytic perspectives on play’, Seattle

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Les Max at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Talk therapy with an aphasic patient’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Alice Entin and Aideen Nunan at a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Clinical Neuropsychoanalysis: Two case reports’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Orrin Devinsky at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Limbic Lessons from Epilepsy’

Solms, M. Invited presentation at the Neuroscience Club of the University of Columbia: ‘Brain Mechanisms of Dreaming’

Solms, M. Invited plenary presentation to the 12th Biennial South African Clinical Neuropsychological Association Conference, Johannesburg: ‘Planning for the Masters degree in 52

Neuropsychology: Input from the Professional Board and universities’

2009:

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Maggie Zellner at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Neural substrates of drive, motivation and cathexis’

Solms, M. Keynote address: ‘Facing up to intergenerational cycles of privilege’, Beyond Reconciliation conference, University of Cape Town

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Bruce McEwen at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Central Role of the Brain in Stress and Adaptation: How Inequality Gets “Under the Skin” and Affects Mental and Physical Health

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Stephen Suomi at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘New insights about attachment in rhesus monkeys’

Solms, M. 'A neuropsychoanalytic perspective on the talking cure’. The Oscar Sternbach Memorial lecture, New School for Social Research, New York

Solms, M. Keynote presentation 'Introduction to Neuropsychoanalysis.' SAPI Educational Conference, Johannesburg

Solms, M . Digging for Democracy'. Opening: South Africa Year at Malmo Museums, Sweden

Solms, M. ‘What is the mind?’ Invited presentation, ‘Great Texts/Big Questions’, Gordon Institute for Performing and Creative Arts, University of Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘Working analytically with neurological patients?’ Invited lecture, Education Day: 10th International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress: ‘Neuropsychoanalysis: Who needs it?’, Paris

Solms, M. ‘What is neuropsychoanalysis?’ 10th International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress: ‘Neuropsychoanalysis: Who needs it?’, Paris

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Brian Koehler at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Neuropsychoanalysis and psychosis’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Jesse Prinz at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘The limits of consciousness: What research on psycho-neural correlates of conscious experience reveals about our access to thoughts, self and emotions’.

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Ned Block at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- 53

Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Inattentional blindness and the nature of consciousness’.

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Beatrice Beebe at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘The origin of 12-month disorganized attachment: a microanalysis of 4-month mother-infant interaction’.

Solms, M. ‘Plans for Psychoanalysis in South Africa.’ 30th Anniversary conference. The Johannesburg Association of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Study Groups

Solms, M. ‘Depression and separation distress’. Neurobiology of Depression: From Molecules to Mood. Banbury Centre, Cold Spring Harbor, USA

2008:

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Bruce Luber at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘What transcranial magnetic stimulation can say about self and self awareness’

Solms, M. ‘Cognitive Representation and Misrepresentation: A Neuropsychoanalytic Perspective.’ Invited presentation, ‘From cognitive psychology and neuroscience to the couch: Is there a common language?’, Fourth Meeting: Cognitive control and regulating representations: from a body to the self. Economic & Social Research Council, King’s College London & University of Leeds

Solms, M (for); Blass, R (against): ‘This house believes that the findings of neuroscience are consequential for the practice of clinical psychoanalysis.’ Plenary Debate, English Speaking Conference, British Psychoanalytical Society

Solms, M. Keynote presentation 'Does one size fit all?' SAPI Educational Conference, Johannesburg

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Hans Breiter at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘What has brain imaging taught us so far about depression? (This is a loaded question)’

Solms, M. ‘What is Neuropsychonalysis?’ Invited lecture, Education Day: 9th International Neuro- Psychoanalysis Congress: Montreal

Solms, M. ‘Closing remarks.’ 9th International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress: ‘The Self in Conflict: Neuropsychoanalytic Perspectives’, Montreal

Solms, M. ‘Consciousness and the Freudian Unconscious: A Neuropsychoanalytic Retrospective’ Invited presentation, ‘From cognitive psychology and neuroscience to the couch: Is there a common language?’, Third Meeting: Conscious and Unconscious Processes. Economic & Social Research Council, King’s College London & University of Leeds

Solms, M. ‘The Freudian brain’. Invited lecture, Scientific Meeting, Anna Freud Centre, London 54

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Douglas Watt at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Depression: An Evolutionarily Conserved Mechanism to Terminate Separation Distress?’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Kent C. Berridge at a scientific meeting of the Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuro-Psychoanalysis of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: “Delight, desire and dread from the limbic brain”

Solms, M. ‘What is repression?’. Arnold Pfeffer Prize Lecture, Arnold Pfeffer Center, New York Psychoanalyic Institute

Solms, M. ‘History by surprise.’ Invited presentation to the Skane Regional Leaders’ Conference: ‘Strength in Diversity’, Malmo, Sweden

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Regina Pally at a scientific meeting of the Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuro-Psychoanalysis of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Mirror neurons and beyond: Implications for the subjective experience of self and others’’

Solms, M. ‘How to assess aphasia.’ Annual Congress of Neurological Association of South Africa, Stellenbosch

2007:

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Georg Northoff at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘What is neuropsychoanalysis? Neuropsychoanalysis is the nodal point between philosophy and neuroscience’’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Ziad Nahas at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Neuromodulation Therapies for treating depression’’

Solms, M. ‘Emotion in Freudian metapsychology and contemporary neuroscience.’ Invited presentation, ‘From cognitive psychology and neuroscience to the couch: Is there a common language?’, Secomd Meeting: Emotions. Economic & Social Research Council, King’s College London & University of Leeds

Solms, M. Keynote presentation: ‘The contribution of neuropsychoanalysis to the biological study of depression.’ Institute for the Study of Affective Neuroscience, Inaugural Seminar, University of Haifa, Israel

Solms, M. Invited presentation: ‘The psychoanalytic view of the structure of the self.’ Israeli Association for Psychotherapy Study Day: ‘The Self: A Neurobehavioural Structure – Definitions, Perspectives & Methodologies.’

Solms, M. Invited presentation: ‘Trauma and nightmares.’ Cape Town Universities Brain and Behaviour Symposium: Trauma and Reslience. Valkenberg Hospital, Cape Town 55

Solms, M. ‘Sigmund Freud’s dream theory today.’ Hans W. Loewald Memorial Lecture. 18th Annual Interdisciplinary Conference of the International Federation for Psychoanalytic Education, Toronto

Solms, M. All-day invited presentations: ‘Consciousness and the unconscious’ and ‘Drives and Reality.’ Ontario Psychiatric Association Psychotherapy Conference: Psychotherapy and the Brain. Toronto, Canada

Solms, M. Discussion of P. Magistretti & F. Ansermet, ‘Biology of Freedom’. Dana Centre, London

Solms, M. 'Brain mechanisms of dreaming'. Invited plenary presentation: XVII International Congress for Analytical Psychology, Cape Town

Pantelis, E. & Solms, M. ‘Subjective correlates of manipulation of neuropeptide systems relevant to depression.’ Invited presentation to the Hope for Depression Research Foundation Inaugural Symposium. Hotel Imperial, Vienna

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalytic approaches to depression.’ Invited presentation to the 8th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress (Education Day), Algeneine Krankenhaus, Vienna

Solms, M. ‘Concluding remarks.’ Invited presentation to the 8th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress, Algeneine Krankenhaus, Vienna

Turnbull, O., Evans, C., Zois, E., Kaplan-Solms, K. & Solms, M. ‘Preserved complex emotion- based learning in amnesia: insights into the neurobiology of transference?’. 8th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress (Open Research Day), Algeneine Krankenhaus, Vienna

Solms, M. ‘What is the mind?’ Invited presentation to the 1st International Engineering & Neuro-Psychoanalysis Forum, Vienna

Solms, M. Discussant: ‘Psychoanalysis and computer engineering: the matchmaker’s challenge’.1st International Engineering & Neuro-Psychoanalysis Forum, Vienna

Solms, M. Closing remarks. Invited presentation to the 1st International Engineering & Neuro- Psychoanalysis Forum, Vienna

Solms, M. ‘Neuro-psychoanalytic research.’ Invited presentation to a symposium on Neuro- Psychoanalysis Areas of Research at the Pre-Congress of the International Psychoanalytic Association, Berlin

Solms, M. Special Lecture (invited): ‘A clinical neuro-psychonalytic perspective on memory, repetition and change.’ 45th Congress of the International Psychoanalytical Association, Berlin

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Larry Siever at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Brain mechanisms of affect regulation’ 56

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Eric Kandel, Arnold Pfeffer Award Lecture, Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Mice, men and mental illness: animal models of human mental disorders’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Peter Freed at a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Towards a neuropsychoanalytic model of sadness and bereavement’

Solms, M. ‘Freud’s dream theory today.’ The Sigmund Freud Lecture, Sigmund Freud Privatstiftung, Gesellschaft der Aerzte, Billrothhaus, Vienna.

Solms, M. ‘A day with Dr. Mark Solms.’ Invited series of presentations in the New Directions program of the Washington Psychoanalytical Institute, George Washington University

Solms, M. ‘Freudian drive theory and contemporary neuroscience.’ Invited presentation, ‘From cognitive psychology and neuroscience to the couch: Is there a common language?’, First Meeting: Drives. Economic & Social Research Council, King’s College London & University of Leeds

Solms, M. ‘The man who lived in a dream.’ Invited presentation to the Dept of Psychology, Michigan State University

Solms, M. ‘Dreams: a neuro-psychoanalytic perspective.’ Invited presentation to the Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. ‘Confabulation: a neuro-psychoanalytic perspective.’ Department of Psychiatry Grand Rounds, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Solms, M. ‘Dreams: a neuro-psychoanalytic perspective.’ Department of Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Wayne State University, Detroit

Solms, M. ‘The right hemisphere: a neuro-psychoanalytic perspective.’ Department of Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit

Solms, M. ‘The man who lived in a dream.’ Invited presentation to the Michigan Psychoanalytic Council, Women’s City Club, Ann Arbor

Solms, M. ‘Dreams: a neuro-psychoanalytic perspective.’ Invited presentation at the Psychological Clinic, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Solms, M. ‘The man who lived in a dream.’ Invited presentation to Clinical Psychology Program, Eastern Michigan University

Solms, M. ‘Freudian theory in the light of contemporary neuroscience.’ Invited Public Lecture, Michigan Psychoanalytic Society

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Harold Koenigsberg to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- 57

Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Neural correlates of cognitive control of affect in borderline patients’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Donald Pfaff to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Brain arousal mechanisms supporting libido and other motivational states’

Solms, M. ‘A catastrophe of the inner world.’ Invited presentation in a series entitled ‘Global Catastrophes’, Summer School, University of Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘Consciousness: a neuro-psychoanalytical perspective.’ Invited presentation to the Mind, Brain, Culture and Consciousness Society, Yale University, New Haven

Solms, M. ‘Freud in translation/ translation in Freud.’ Keynote : ‘Freud – Found in Translation,’ Harvard University

Solms, M. ‘Why should analysts care about the brain?’. Plenary presentation to the Institute for Psychoanalysis & Psychotherapy of New Jersey, 19th Annual Conference. Iselin, New Jersey

Solms, M. ‘The man who lived in a dream’. Plenary presentation to the Institute for Psychoanalysis & Psychotherapy of New Jersey, 19th Annual Conference, Iselin, New Jersey

2006:

Solms, M. Presentation to Annual Fellow’s Dinner: ‘Why psychoanalysis in neuroscience? University of Cape Town

Solms, M. Keynote presentation: ‘The role of clinical work in neuro-psychoanalysis.’ 1. Deutscher Neuro-Psychoanalytischer Kongress, Düsseldorf, Germany

Solms, M. Plenary presentation: ‘A case of confabulation.’ 1. Deutscher Neuro-Psychoanalytischer Kongress, Düsseldorf, Germany

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Joy Hirsch to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Neural circuits for purposeful regulation of emotion and cognition’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Manfred Beutel to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Functional neuroimaging and psychoanalytic psychotherapy – Can it contribute to our understanding of processes of change?’

Solms, M. Keynote presentation: ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming.’ 13th World Congress of Psychophysiology: The Olympics of the Brain. Istanbul, Turkey

Solms, M. Invited presentation: ‘Translating Freud.’ 150th Anniversary Freud Symposium, Dept. of Foreign Languages, University of Stellenbosch

Solms, M. Invited presentation: ‘What made early humans human?’ Archaeology Department, 58

University of Cape Town

Solms, M. Discussant, Arnold Pfeffer Prize Lecture by Howard Shevrin to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Towards a basic science of psychoanalysis: The case of neuro-psychoanalysis’

Solms, M. ‘Sigmund Freud’s neurological drawings and diagrams of the mind.’ 150th Anniversary of Freud’s Birth, Exhibition, New York Acadamy of Medicine

Solms, M. ‘Sigmund Freud Today.’ Public Lecture in honour of Freud’s 150th birthday, Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuro-Psychoanalysis, New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. vs. Hobson, J.A. Invited plenary speaker: ‘The dream debate’. 7th Tucson Consciousness Conference: ‘Towards a Science of Consciousness.’ Center for Consciousness Studies, University of Arizona

Solms, M. Opening and Closing remarks. 7th International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress: ‘Love and Lust in Attachment: Neuro-Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Object Relations’, Los Angeles

Solms, M. Invited pre-conference workshop: ‘Consciousness and Psychoanalysis.’ 7th Tucson Consciousness Conference: ‘Towards a Science of Consciousness.’ Center for Consciousness Studies, University of Arizona

Solms, M. ‘The neuropsychology of dreams.’ Invited plenary presentation at the British Neuropsychiatry Association Annual Conference, Institute of Child Health, London

Solms, M. ‘A beginner’s guide to the neuroscience of the mind: A day with Dr Mark Solms.’ Invited series of four lectures, comprising a one-day workshop in the New Directions programme of the Washington Psychoanalytic Society, George Washington University Medical School

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalysis in the light of modern neuroscience.’ Keynote presentation at a conference of the Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California: ‘Crossing the Synapse: Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience Join Forces’, San Francisco

Solms, M. Discussion of case presentation by Lee Rather. Invited presentation at a conference of the Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California: ‘Crossing the Synapse: Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience Join Forces’, San Francisco

Solms, M. Invited series of case presentations at a workshop of the Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California: ‘Intensive Workshop in Neuro-Psychoanalysis’, San Francisco

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Kevin Ochsner to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Thinking about feelings: A social cognitive neuroscience approach’

2005:

Continuous monthly clinical seminar: Neuro-psychoanalysis. Departments of Psychiatry and 59

Neurology, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York

Solms, M. Introductory Address. ‘Rethinking the Social: Psychoanalytic Approaches.’ Witwatersrand Institute for Social and Economic Research. University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg

Solms, M. Chair, Neuropsychology Symposium, 11th South African Psychology Congress, Psychological Society of South Africa, Cape Town International Convention Centre

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Tor Wagner to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Adaptive control and the ideal self’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Shitij Kapur to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Linking biology, pharmacology and phenomenology in psychosis: A feasible project or just a delusion’

Solms, M. ‘The science of dreams.’ Guest Lecture, Annual Academic Day, Faculty of Medicine, University of Stellenbosch, Tygerberg Hospital

Solms, M. ‘Dreams and psychosis: A neuro-psychoanalytic hypothesis.’ Keynote address: 6th International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress: ‘Psychoanalytic and Neuroscientific Perspectives on Dreams and Psychosis’, Rio de Janeiro

Solms, M. ‘Closing remarks.’ 6th International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress: ‘Psychoanalytic and Neuroscientific Perspectives on Dreams and Psychosis’, Rio de Janeiro

Solms, M. ‘Neuro-Psychoanalytic formulation.’ Invited presentation to a Post-Qualification Training Day of the Neuropsychology Division of the British Psychological Society: Possibilities for Psychological Therapies after Acquired Brain Injury: Fact, Fiction and Formulation. The Oliver Zangwill Centre

Solms, M. ‘Freud and the Brain: State of the Art.’ Invited presentation to the Israeli Forum of Neuro-Psychoanalysis, Jerusalem

Solms, M. ‘What is the mind and how does it relate to the brain?’ Plenary presentation to the 1st Israeli Neuro-Psychoanalysis Conference, Tel Aviv

Solms, M. ‘Why do we have consciousness?’ Plenary presentation to the 1st Israeli Neuro- Psychoanalysis Conference, Tel Aviv.

Solms, M. ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming and psychosis.’ Plenary presentation to the 1st Israeli Neuro-Psychoanalysis Conference, Tel Aviv

Solms, M. ‘Primary process, secondary process, confabulation.’ Plenary presentation to the 1st Israeli Neuro-Psychoanalysis Conference, Tel Aviv

Solms, M. ‘Dreams and hallucinations.’ Plenary presentation to the Seconda Conferenza Tematica Nazionale of the Societa Italiana di Psychiatria, ‘Origine dei Disturbi Psicopatologici’, Rome 60

Solms, M. Discussant, Arnold Pfeffer Prize Lecture by Jaak Panksepp to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘The archaeology of mind: sources of joy and sadness in the brain’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Douglas Watt to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Social bonds and empathy’

Solms, M. ‘Neuroscience and Freud’s dream theory.’ Plenary presentation to the 55th Lindauer Psychotherapiewochen, Germany

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Alice Flaherty to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Where is the muse in the brain?’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Ruben Gur to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Some psychoanalytic concepts examined through the perspective of structural and functional imaging: are id, ego and superego physical systems after all?’

Solms, M. ‘Consciousness and its place in nature.’ Presentation to the Consilience Club, University of Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘Consciousness and its place in nature.’ University of Cape Town, Summer School Course on ‘The Thinking Universe’

2004:

Solms, M. ‘The brain and the inner world.’ Keynote address to the 2nd European Congress for Psychotherapy, Amsterdam.

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Jeremy Gray to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Integration of affect and cognitive control’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Joseph LeDoux to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Emotional Synapses’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Nora Volkow to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Imaging the Addicted Brain: From Molecules to Behavior’

Solms, M. ‘Freud’s psychology in the light of contemporary neuroscience.’ Bernard Pimrose Memorial Lecture, Annual Department of Medicine Research Day, University of Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘The man who lived in a dream: An introduction to the method of neuro-psychoanalysis.’ Keynote address, Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists, Melbourne

Solms, M. ‘Is the brain more real than the mind?’ Keynote address, Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists, Melbourne

Solms, M. ‘Freud in the light of modern neuroscience.’ Invited lecture, Centre for Advanced Psychoanalytic Studies, Institute of Psychoanalysis, London

Solms, M. ‘A psychoanalytic perspective on anosognosia.’ Plenary presentation, the 5th International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress: ‘Neuroscientific and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on the Right Hemisphere’, Catholic University, Rome

Solms, M. ‘Misconceptions regarding cerebral specialization.’ Invited presentation, Education Day of the 5th International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress: ‘Neuroscientific and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on the Right Hemisphere’, Catholic University, Rome

Solms, M. ‘Memory disorders.’ Invited speaker, Neurology Course 2004, University of the Witwatersrand Medical School, Johannesburg

Solms, M. ‘Aphasia and related disorders.’ Invited speaker, Neurology Course 2004, University of the Witwatersrand Medical School, Johannesburg

Solms, M. ‘Frontal lobe disorders.’ Invited speaker, Neurology Course 2004, University of the Witwatersrand Medical School, Johannesburg

Solms, M. ‘Brain mechanisms of emotion.’ Invited presentation to the Department of Human Genetics Tuesday Seminar, University of Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘Neuro-psychoanalysis.’ Invited day workshop, Center for Hjernskade, Copenhagen

Solms, M. ‘Neuro-psychoanalytic perspectives.’ Invited presentation to plenary panel on ‘Building and re-building the brain.’ 22nd Nordic Psychology Congress, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Susan Andersen to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘The Relational Self: Demonstrating Transference In Controlled Experiments’

Solms, M. Three invited presentations: ‘A Neurociencia e Seus Usos na Practica Psicanalitica e Psicoterapica’, ‘Neurociencia e Psicanalise: Apresentacao de Casos Clinicos Segunda a methodolia neuro-psicanalitica’, ‘Neurosciencia e Psicanalise: Reciprocidades’. I Journada Brasileira de Neuroscincia e Psicanalise: Encontro com Mark Solms. O Centro de Estudas e Investigacao em Neuro-Psicanalise de Sao Paolo e a Sociedade Brasiliera de Psicanalise de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo

Solms, M. & Conway, M. ‘Total recall: dreams, memories and consciousness.’ Invited presentation to the Royal Institution of Great Britain, London

Solms, M. ‘How the brain generates dreams.’ Plenary lecture to Sasol SciFest, Grahamstown, South Africa

Solms, M. ‘Is the brain more real than the mind?’ Plenary lecture to the Psychoanalysis & Narrative 62

Medicine Conference, University of Florida

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain reconsidered.’ Grand rounds, Department of Neurology, McKnight Brain Institute, University of Florida

Solms, M. ‘Brain mechanisms of instinct: implications for depth psychology.’ Public Lecture: South African Association of Jungian Analysts, South African Museum, Cape Town

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by C. Semenza to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘What neuropsychologists have learnt about body representation that psychoanalysts may want to know’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by J. Clarkin to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘The borderline patient: neurocognitive heterogeneity and treatment response’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by N. Schiff to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Impaired consciousness following severe brain injury’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by R. Shulman to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘The brain is very active when it’s doing nothing’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by J. Baird to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Schema theory: Bridging neuroscience models of the brain/mind to psychoanalytic metapsychology’

2003-:

Solms, M. Continuous monthly clinical seminar: psychotherapy with neurological patients. National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis, New York

2003:

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain reconsidered.’ Grand rounds presentation. Weill-Cornell Medical College, Department of Psychiatry, New York

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by J. Jones to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Altered self as a model of chronic fatiguing illness’

Solms, M. ‘Recent advances in the neuroscience of sleep and dreaming.’ Grand rounds presentation. University of Michigan, Department of Psychiatry, Ann Arbor

Solms, M. Discussant, Arnold Pfeffer Prize Lectures by M. Liotti and H. Mayberg, Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute 63

Solms, M. ‘Neuro-Psychoanalysis.’ Invited lecture to the Neurologische Universitaetsklinik, Basel, Switzerland

Solms, M. ‘The man who lived in a dream.’ Invited presentation to the Psychoanalytisches Seminar Basel, Kinder- und Jugend-psychiatrische Universitaetsklinik und –poliklinik, Basel, Switzerland

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by A. Raz to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Specificity, hypnosis and conflict in the brain’

Solms, M. ‘The man who lived in a dream’. Invited presentation to the Brain & Behaviour Society, Valkenberg Hospital, Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘Neuropsychology and Freud.’ Plenary presentation to the joint SACNA and Neurological Rehabilitation Conference, Johannesburg.

Solms, M. ‘The psyche in neuropsychology.’ Inaugural lecture, University of Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘The neurochemistry of dreaming: implications for psychiatry.’ Invited presentation, Spier Psychopharmacology Congress 2003, Stellenbosch, South Africa.

Solms, M. ‘Korsakoff psychosis as an analogue for the special characteristics of the system unconscious.’ Plenary presentation to the 4th International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress: ‘The unconscious in psychoanalysis and cognitive neuroscience.’ NYU Medical School, New York

Solms, M. ‘Functional neuroanatomical correlates of basic metapsychological concepts’. Invited presentation to the pre-congress Education day of the 4th International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress: The unconscious in psychoanalysis and cognitive neuroscience. NYU Medical School, New York

Solms, M. ‘Are dreams meaningless?’ Invited presentation to the Royal Society of South Africa, South African Museum, Cape Town

Solms, M. ‘The man who lived in a dream.’ Keynote address to the 20th International Literature and Psychology Conference, University of Greenwich

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by B. Peterson to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Brain imaging studies of impulse control circuits’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by C. Heim to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Effects of childhood trauma on mood and anxiety disorders: relationship to the neurobiology of stress’

Solms, M. ‘Is the brain more real than the mind?’ Keynote presentation to the Canadian Psychoanalytic Society (Quebec English Branch) and the Department of Psychiatry, Montreal General Hospital, Montréal

Solms, M. ‘Preliminaries for an integration of psychoanalysis and neuroscience’. Plenary presentation to the Canadian Psychoanalytic Society (Québec English Branch) and the Department of Psychiatry, Montreal General Hospital, Montréal

Solms, M. Discussion of clinical case presentation by Harvey, M.: Invited presentation to the Canadian Psychoanalytic Society (Québec English Branch) and the Department of Psychiatry, Montreal General Hospital, Montréal

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by J. Polan to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Learning the dance in the sandwich: body and behavioural structure in the formation of the infant/mother bond’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by T. Feinberg to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Altered egos: How the brain creates the self’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by B. McCandliss to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Brain processes in language: from word association to coherence of thought’

Solms, M. Discussion of `Beginner’s Guide to the Brain.’ Invited presentation to the Washington Neuro-Psychoanalysis Study Group

2002:

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by M. Hofer to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘The neurobiological basis of attachment behavior’

Solms, M. ‘Human memory: a neuro-psychoanalytic perspective.’ Plenary presentation to the 50th Centenary Anna Freud Centre Scientific Colloquium: ‘Psychoanalysis, Neuroscience & Development’, School of African and Oriental Studies, University of London

Greenfield, S. & Solms, M. ‘The Private Life of the Brain’. Dialogue in the ‘On the Way Home’ series, Institute of Psychoanalysis, London

Solms, M. ‘The deep psychological functions of the right hemisphere’. Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by O. Turnbull to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘Emotion, false beliefs, and the ventromesial frontal lobes’

Solms, M. ‘Freud’s conception of the sexual drive.’ Plenary presentation to the Third International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress, ‘Neuroscientific and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Sexuality and Gender.’ Stockholm University 65

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalytic observations on confabulatory amnesia: the classic cases.’ Invited presentation to the Research day of the Third International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress, ‘Neuroscientific and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Sexuality and Gender.’ Stockholm University

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalytic observations on Korsakoff’s syndrome.’ Invited presentation to the Italian Psychoanalytic Society, Rome

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalysis and the neurosciences.’ (Dialogue with Andre Green.) Invited presentation to the Sigmund-Freud-Stiftung’s conference: ‘Pluralism in the Sciences’. Johann- Wolfgang-Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main

Solms, M. ‘Psychoanalytic observations on the neglect syndrome.’ (Discussant.) Invited presentation to the Sigmund-Freud-Stiftung’s conference: ‘Pluralism in the Sciences’. Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main

Solms, M. ‘Neuropsychology in a developing society.’ Eighth National Congress of the Psychological Society of South Africa. University of the Western Cape

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by R. Lane to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘The emotional substrates of behavior’

Solms, M. ‘The man who lived in a dream.’ Graduate School in Humanities Seminar , University of Cape Town.

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by A. Schore to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: The right hemisphere, trauma and attachment’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by A. Damasio to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute (Arnold Pfeffer Prize Lecture): ‘Recent findings on the neurobiology of emotion and consciousness’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by Y. Yovell to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute (Arnold Pfeffer Memorial Lecture): ‘A neuro-psychoanalytic perspective on memory in trauma’

Solms, M. Invited monthly lecture series, NPAP, New York, ‘Neuro-Psychoanalysis’: 1. The origins of psychoanalysis in neuroscience 2. Mind and brain: how do they relate? 3. An example: the dreaming brain 4. A clinical case: a man who lived in a dream

Solms, M. Continuing Education Workshop on psychoanalysis and neuroscience. American psychological association, Division 39, 22nd Annual Spring Meeting: Evolving Domains, Psychoanalysis in Dialogue with Science, Culture, and Technology

Solms, M. Meet the author: Clinical Studies in Neuro-Psychoanalysis. American psychological association, Division 39, 22nd Annual Spring Meeting: Evolving Domains, Psychoanalysis n Dialogue with Science, Culture, and Technology

Solms, M. ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming’. Invited presentation to the Brain & Behaviour Society, Valkenberg Hospital, Cape Town

Solms, M. An example of neuro-psychoanalytic research: confabulatory amnesia. Scientific meeting of the Philadelphia Center of Psychoanalysis

2001:

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by D. Pfaff to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute. ‘Neural and genetic mechanisms of drive and arousal, sexual and otherwise’

Solms, M.. ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming: implications for psychoanalysis.’ Invited presentation: International Symposium of the Austrian Academy of Sciences: ‘Psychoanalysis as an Empirical, Interdisciplinary Science’. Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain.’ Invited presentation to the Séminaire Epistémologique, Centre Hospitalier Sainte Anne, Paris

Solms, M. The Heinz Hartmann Award Lecture: ‘Neuro-psychoanalytic observations on a case of Korsakoff’ psychosis’. New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. ‘What is neuro-psychoanalysis?’. Keynote paper: ‘Psychoanalysis Between the Disciplines.’ 7th Annual APCS/PSC Conference, Rutgers University, New Jersey

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain reconsidered.’ Grand rounds presentation. Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, Department of Psychiatry, New York State Psychiatric Institute

Solms, M. ‘Introduction to neuro-psychoanalysis’. Series of 6 monthly presentations. Department of Psychiatry, Cornell University Medical School, New York 1. Consciousness 2. Emotion 3. Memory 4. Dreaming 5. Cerebral asymmetry 6. Development of sexual identity

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by S. Suomi to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute. ‘Mother-infant attachment in primates’

Solms, M. ‘The deep psychological functions of the right cerebral hemisphere.’ Invited lecture to a scientific meeting of the combined Heidelberg Psychoanalytic Societies, Institut für Psychoanalyse und Psychotherapie, Heidelberg-Mannheim

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by L. Rogers to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute. ‘Sexing the brain’

Solms, M. APA International Psychiatrist 2001 Award Lecture: ‘An example of neuro-psychoanalytic research: the right hemisphere syndrome’. 154th Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, New Orleans

Solms, M. Invited presentation to the Presidential Symposium (The Royal Road Revisited: Dreams in the 21st Century): ‘The dreaming brain reconsidered’. 154th Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, New Orleans

Solms, M. ‘Dreaming and REM sleep’. Invited presentation to the Body & Mind conference of the Washington Psychoanalytic Society: Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda

Solms, M. Panel Moderator: ‘Neurosciences and psychoanalysis’. The 42nd International Psychoanalytical Association Congress: ‘Psychoanalysis: Method and Applications’. Nice, France

Solms, M. ‘An example of neuro-psychoanalytic research: confabulatory amnesia’. Plenary paper at the Research Pre-Congress of the 42nd International Psychoanalytical Association Congress: ‘Psychoanalysis: Method and Applications’. Nice, France

Solms, M ‘Preliminaries for an integration of psychoanalysis and neuroscience.’ Invited presentation at the 14th Academic Day of the Department of Psychiatry of Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto: ‘Convergence of Brain and Mind: Foundations for Contemporary Psychotherapy’

Solms, M. ‘An example of neuro-psychoanalytic research: confabulatory amnesia’. Invited presentation at a scientific meeting of the Psychoanalytic Association of New York (New York University Psychoanalytic Institute), Lennox Hill Hospital, New York

Solms, M. Participant in the First International Seminar on Research in Neuro-Psychoanalysis. Jointly sponsored by: International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Society, Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute, Psychoanalytic Research & Development Fund

Solms, M. ‘The clinico-anatomical method.’ Presentation at the First International Symposium on Research in Neuro-Psychoanalysis, jointly sponsored by: International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Society, Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute, Psychoanalytic Research & Development Fund

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by B. Libet to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute. ‘Brain mechanisms of volition and free will’

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by E. Hartmann to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute. ‘A new theory of dreaming: Synthesizing recent psychological and biological research on dreaming’

Solms, M. ‘An example of neuro-psychoanalytic research: the right hemisphere syndrome.’ Presentation at Psychology Department Seminar, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg

Solms, M. Invited presentation at the Psychology Departmental Seminar: ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming’. University College London

Solms, M. ‘An example of neuro-psychoanalytic research: the right hemisphere syndrome.’ Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute

Solms, M. ‘A psychoanalytic perspective on memory’. Plenary address at the Second International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress (Neuroscientific and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Memory). New York Academy of Medicine

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain reconsidered’. Invited presentation to the North London Consortium Child Psychotherapy Continuous Professional Development Programme. Royal Free Medical School

Solms, M. ‘The neuropsychology of dreams: Implications for psychoanalysis.’ Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Vienna Psychoanalytical Society

Solms, M. Invited clinical presentation of neuro-psychoanalytic case material. Vienna Psychoanalytical Society

Solms, M. Invited workshop on research in neuro-psychoanalysis. Neuro-Psychoanalysis Study Group of the Vienna Psychoanalytical Society.

Solms, M. ‘The psychoanalytic theory of affect.’ Plenary presentation to the 14th Symposium on Dynamic Psychopathology: ‘Dor no Corpo; Dor na Alma’ [Physical Pain; Mental Pain’]. Portuguese Psychoanalytic Society, Oporto

Lima Teixeira, D. & Solms, M. Neuroscientific and psychoanalytic perspectives on pain.’ Invited dialogue at the 14th Symposium on Dynamic Psychopathology: ‘Dor no Corpo; Dor na Alma’ [Physical Pain; Mental Pain’]. Portuguese Psychoanalytic Society, Oporto

Solms, M. ‘An example of neuro-psychoanalytic research: Korsakoff’s syndrome’. 10th Annual Research Lecture of the British Psycho-Analytical Society, School of Oriental & African Studies, University of London

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by O. Turnbull to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute. ‘Brain mechanisms of maternal cradling behaviour’

Solms, M. ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming’. Goldsmiths College, Psychology Department Invited Speakers Programme

Solms, M. Discussant, presentation by T.W. Deacon to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute. ‘Homunculus: The Neural Making of the Self’

Myttas, N. & Solms, M. ‘Neuropsychiatric and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Child and Adolescent Disorders: An Interdisciplinary Dialogue’. Series of 10 fortnightly presentations jointly sponsored by 69 the Royal College of Psychiatrists (Focus: College Research Unit) and the Anna Freud Centre; held at University College London 7. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 8. Tourette’s Syndrome and other Tic Disorders 9. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder 10. Pervasive Developmental Disorder 11. Specific Learning Disabilities 12. Affective Disorders 13. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder 14. Gender Identity Disorder 15. Early Onset Psychosis 16. Eating Disorders

2000-2001:

Solms, M. Invited series of monthly clinical seminars for the Institute for Research in Behavioral Neuroscience & Centre for Rehabilitation and Evaluation, New York: 1. Epilepsy (case of temporal lobectomy) 2. Mild Head Injury (case of post-concusssive syndrome) 3. Subclinical status epilepticus of the aged (case) 4. Pseudoneurological disorder (case of hysterical amnesia)

Solms, M. Series of guest presentations at the weekly Clinical Neurosciences Meetings, St Bartholomew's & Royal London School of Medicine: 1. Bedside assessment of memory 2. Bedside assessment of head injury 3. Bedside assessment of right hemisphere functions

2000:

Solms, M. ‘A psychoanalytic contribution to affective science’. Plenary address at the First International Neuro-Psychoanalysis Congress (Neuroscientific and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Emotion), Royal College of Surgeons, London

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain reconsidered’. Invited presentation to the Consciousness Club, Welcome Department of Cognitive Neurology (University College London), Functional Imaging Laboratory, Queen Square

Solms, M. ‘Dreaming and REM sleep are controlled by different brain mechanisms’. Invited presentation at the 89th American Psychoanalytic Association Annual Meeting, Chicago; Panel: What drives the dream? Revisiting an Old Question from a Research Perspective (by audiovisual link)

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain reconsidered’. Invited presentation at an academic meeting of the Sleep Physiology Dept. of the Rush Medical Center, Chicago

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain reconsidered’. Invited presentation at an Open Theoretical Seminar of the Psychotherapy Unit of the Maudsley Hospital, London

Solms, M. ‘A psychoanalytic perspective on the mind/body problem’. Invited presentation at an Open Theoretical Seminar of the Psychotherapy Unit of the Maudsley Hospital, London

Solms, M. ‘Nature versus nurture in mental development’. Parent/Child 2000 Symposium, National Family & Parenting Institute, Business Design Centre, London

Solms, M. ‘Freud’s dream theory in the light of modern neuroscience’. Invited presentation at a conference to mark the centenary of The Interpretation of Dreams: ‘Freud, Dreaming, Creativity & Therapy’, Austrian Cultural Institute and University of London Union, London.

Solms, M. Discussion of J. A. Hobson: The neuropsychology of REM sleep dreaming. Invited presentation to a Stated Meeting of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Cambridge MA

Solms, M. Discussion of M. Blechner: ‘An outline for the next century of psychoanalytic dream study’ and S. Ellman ‘Dreaming, endogenous stimulation and development’. Invited presentation to the Scientific Symposium 2000: Journeys on the Royal Road, Mt Sinai Medical Center, New York

Solms, M. ‘A beginner's guide to the brain’. Series of 10 fortnightly presentations at the Anna Freud Centre, London (presented twice). 1. Introduction to basic concepts 2. Brain and mind: how do they relate? 3. Consciousness and the unconscious 4. Emotion and motivation 5. Memory and phantasy 6. Dreams and hallucinations 7. Genetic and environmental influences on mental development 8. Differences between left and right cerebral hemispheres 9. How does the ‘talking cure’ work? 10. Where do we go from here?

Solms, M. Discussion of Bargh, J. ‘The machine in the ghost’. Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. Discussion of Shevrin, H. ‘Combining psychoanalytic, cognitive and neurophysiological methods of investigating unconscious processes’. Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Neuro- Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. Discussion of Kupfermann, I. ‘A neuroscientific perspective on drives (“instincts”) and arousal’. Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. Discussion of Silbersweig, D. ‘Towards a functional neuroanatomy of schizophrenic states’. Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. Discussion of Mayberg, H. ‘Functional imaging of mood disorders’. Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. Discussant: presentation by T. Sacktor to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute. ‘Freud, fruit flies, and phosphorylation: Evolutionarily conserved mechanisms for long-term memory and their implications for psychoanalysis’

Solms, M. ‘Emerging concepts in neuro-psychoanalysis’. Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

1999-2000:

Solms, M. Invited series of 6 monthly presentations to the Department of Psychological Medicine, University College Hospital, London: 1. Before and after Freud's ‘Project’ 2. What is consciousness? 3. Towards and integration of psychoanalysis and neuroscience 4. The neuropsychology of dreams 5. Psychoanalytic observations on five cases of frontal-limbic disease 6. The deep psychological functions of the right cerebral hemisphere

1999:

Solms, M. ‘Dreaming and REM sleep are controlled by different brain mechanisms’. Invited presentation at the American Association for the Advancement of Science Annual Meeting, Anaheim CA

Solms, M. ‘Dissociation between dreaming and REM sleep’. Invited presentation to the Zangwill Club, Department of Experimental Psychology, University of Cambridge

Solms, M. ‘What drives the dream process?’ Invited presentation at the Neurophysiology Laboratory of the Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School (Massachusetts Mental Health Center).

Solms, M. ‘Dreams generated by temporal lobe and other forebrain mechanisms’. Invited presentation to a symposium on ‘The temporal lobe in health and disease’ at the 3rd International Congress of the World Federation of Sleep Research Societies, Dresden, Germany

Solms, M. ‘Recent neuroscientific support for some basic psychoanalytic assumptions about dreams’. Invited presentation to the 9th IPA Conference on Psychoanalytic Research: ‘The Clinical Implications of Dream Research: A Centenary Celebration’. School of African and Oriental Studies, London

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain reconsidered’. Invited presentation to a series of Members’ Seminars of the Boston Psychoanalytical Society and Institute: ‘The Interpretation of Dreams: A Hundred Years and Many Meanings Later’

Solms, M. ‘The interpretation of dreams and the neurosciences’. Invited presentation to a symposium at a Scientific Meeting of the British Psycho-Analytical Society: ‘The Interpretation of Dreams: 100 Years and Many Meanings Later’ (with H. Segal and H. Stewart)

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain reconsidered’. Invited presentation at an academic meeting of the Psychology Department of the New School for Social Research, New York

Solms, M. ‘Towards an integration of psychoanalysis and the neurosciences: an example’. Invited presentation to the Wessex Psychotherapy Society Annual Meeting, Department of Psychiatry, Royal South Hants Hospital, Southampton, England

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain reconsidered’. Invited presentation in the symposium, ‘The Dream 100 Years Later: New Facts, New Theories’, at the 152nd American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting, Washington DC

Solms, M. ‘Dreaming and REM sleep are controlled by different brain mechanisms’. Invited presentation at the 16th Annual Meeting of the Association for the Study of Dreams, University of California at Santa Cruz

Solms, M. ‘The dreaming brain reconsidered’. Invited presentation to an Academic Meeting of the Department of Psychological Medicine, St Bartholomew's Hospital, London

Solms, M. Panel Moderator: ‘Biological Integrative Studies of Affect’. The 41st International Psychoanalytical Association Congress: Affect in Theory and Practice. Santiago, Chile

Solms, M. ‘The Complete Neuroscientific Works of Sigmund Freud’. Invited presentation to a Research Symposium at The 41st International Psychoanalytical Association Congress: Affect in Theory and Practice. Santiago, Chile

Solms, M. Discussion of Watt, D. ‘Brainstem mechanisms of consciousness and emotion’. Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. Discussant: presentation by C. Koch to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute: ‘The unconscious homunculus’

Solms, M. Discussion of Ramachandran, V. ‘Psychoanalytic and Neuroscientific Perspectives on Anosognosia and Art’. Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. Discussion of Panksepp, J. ‘Psychoanalytic and Neuroscientific Perspectives on Affect.' Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. Discussion of DeLuca, J. ‘Psychoanalytic and Neuroscientific Perspectives on Confabulation.' Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. ‘Frontal lobe syndromes’. Invited case presentation and discussion at a Clinical Meeting of the Section of Neurological Sciences, The Royal London Hospital (Whitechapel)

Solms, M. ‘The claim of psychoanalysis to scientific interest’. Invited presentation to the Therip 73

Annual Conference: Psychoanalysis Replies to its Critics, University of London

Solms, M. ‘Is the brain more real than the mind?’ Invited presentation to a Morning Conference on Mind and Brain, Bridge Foundation, Bristol

Solms, M. ‘The neuropsychology of dreams’. Invited presentation to the Institute for Research in Behavioral Neuroscience, New York

Solms, M. ‘Problems with three contemporary theories of ansongnosia and neglect’. Invited presentation to the Institute for Research in Behavioral Neuroscience, New York

1997-99:

Solms, M. & Kaplan-Solms ‘The metapsychology of the right and left hemispheres’. An invited series of ten monthly presentations to the Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience Research Group of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute (Division of Postgraduate Studies), New York 1. Introduction. [Solms] 2. Psychoanalytic observations on a patient with right hemisphere damage (melancholia) [Solms] 3. Psychoanalytic observations on a second patient with right hemisphere damage [Kaplan-Solms & Solms] 4. Pre- and post-morbid psychoanalytic observations on a case of right hemisphere stroke [Kaplan-Solms & Solms] 5. Psychoanalytic observations on a fourth patient with right hemisphere damage (paranoia) [Kaplan-Solms & Solms] 6. Psychoanalytic observations on a fifth patient with right hemisphere damage [Kaplan- Solms & Solms] 7. The deep psychological functions of the right cerebral hemisphere: preliminary conclusions [Solms] 8. Some neuro-psychoanalytical comments on the speech apparatus [Solms] 9. Psychoanalytic observations on a case of Broca's aphasi. [Kaplan-Solms & Solms] 10. Psychoanalytic observations on a case of Wernicke's aphasia [Kaplan-Solms & Solms] 11. Psychoanalytic observations on a man with a shattered world (case of left parietal lobe damage) [Kaplan-Solms & Solms]

1998:

Solms, M. ‘Freud’s theory of affect in the light of modern neuroscience’. Invited paper presented as a Scientific Seminar of the Clinical Department for General Psychiatry, University Clinic for Psychiatry, General Hospital, Vienna

Solms, M. ‘The deep psychological functions of the right cerebral hemisphere’. Invited paper presented to the Neuroscience Study Group of the Viennese Psychoanalytical Society

Solms, M. ‘The Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center: origins, development and future prospects’. Invited presentation at a Faculty Meeting of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. ‘Dreaming and REM sleep are controlled by different brain mechanisms’. Invited lecture to a Neurology Seminar at Mt Sinai Medical Center, New York

Solms, M. Discussion of Hobson, J. A. `The new neuropsychology of sleep: implications for psychoanalysis'. Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Neuro-Psychoanalysis Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. ‘Freud on consciousness: implications for contemporary science’. Invited contribution to a symposium on Methodologies for Studying Consciousness, at the 2nd Consciousness and Experiential Psychology Conference: Consciousness and Subjectivity, Sussex College, University of Cambridge

Solms, M. ‘The deep psychological functions of the right cerebral hemisphere’. Invited paper presented at a Research Forum of The Institute of Psycho-Analysis, London

Solms, M. ‘Is the brain more real than the mind?’ Invited presentation at an Open Theoretical Seminar of the Psychotherapy Unit of the Maudsley Hospital, London

Solms, M. ‘Preliminaries for an integration of psychoanalysis and neuroscience’. Invited paper presented at a meeting of the Contemporary Freudian Group of the British Psycho-Analytical Society, at the Institute of Psycho-Analysis, London

Solms, M. ‘Anxiety in dreams: a neuro-psychoanalytic perspective’. Invited paper presented at the 4e Internationale Traumtagung: Traum, Affekt und Selbst, at the Sigmund-Freud-Institut, Frankfurt

Solms, M. ‘Are dreams a product of mind or brain?’ Guest lecture for the Mind, Neurosciences and Health & Behaviour Modules, St George's Hospital Medical School

Solms, M. ‘Are dreams a product of mind or brain?’ Psychology Departmental Lecture, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg

Solms, M. ‘Dreaming and REM sleep are controlled by different brain mechanisms’. Invited lecture to an Academic Meeting of the Department of Psychiatry, St George's Hospital Medical School, Springfield Hospital

Solms, M. ‘Preliminaries for an integration of psychoanalysis and neuroscience’. Plenary lecture to the Frühjahrstagung of the Deutsche Psychoanalytische Vereinigung: ‘Psychoanalyse und andere Wissenschaften’, Giessen

Solms, M. Discussion of Dr David Sachs's paper: ‘The path to tolerance’. Invited presentation to a conference jointly sponsored by the South African Psychoanalysis Trust and International Psychoanalytic Association: Change: Psychoanalytic Perspectives. Cape Town, South Africa

Solms, M. Discussion of Professor Basel van der Kolk's paper ‘Trauma and memory’. Invited presentation to the Frühjahrstagung of the Deutsche Psychoanalytische Vereinigung: ‘Psychoanalyse und andere Wissenschaften’, Giessen

Solms, M. ‘Are dreams a product of brain or mind?’ Invited presentation at a Monday lunchtime 75

Meeting of the Belmont Postgraduate Psychiatric Centre, Sutton Hospital

Solms, M. ‘What is consciousness?’ Guest lecture at the AGM of the British Association for Psychotherapy Students’ Organization, London

Solms, M. ‘What is consciousness?’ Invited lecture to the Association of Jungian Analysts, London

1997:

Solms, M. & Kaplan-Solms, K. ‘Psychoanalyzing the epileptic child: a model of body/mind interactions’. Plenary lecture to the Association for Child Psychoanalysis Annual Scientific Meeting, Cancun, Mexico

Solms, M. ‘Do unconscious phantasies really exist?’ Invited paper read before The 1952 Club of the British Psycho-Analytical Society, London

Solms, M. Discussion with J. Norman and B. Böhm: ‘Two pictures of the same child: A discussion between a psychoanalyst and a neuropsychologist’. Invited presentation to a scientific meeting of the Swedish Psychoanalytic Society, Stockholm

1996:

Solms, M. ‘Freud's solution to the mind-body problem’. Sarton Medal Lecture, University of Ghent, Belgium

Solms, M. ‘What is consciousness?’ Charles Fischer Memorial Lecture, New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Solms, M. An invited series of six fortnightly seminars on the relationship between psychoanalysis and neuroscience, at academic meetings of the Psychotherapy Department of St Georges Hospital Medical School. 1. ‘Preliminaries for an integration of psychoanalysis and neuroscience’ 2. ‘Psychoanalytic observations on three cases of frontal-limbic disease’ 3. ‘Is the brain more real than the mind?’ 4. ‘What is consciousness?’ 5. ‘What is affect?’ 6. ‘Towards an anatomy of the unconscious’

Solms, M. ‘Preliminaries for an integration of psychoanalysis and neuroscience’. Invited paper presented at a Scientific Meeting of the Psychoanalytic Institute of New England East, Harvard Faculty Club, Cambridge, MA

Solms, M. ‘What is consciousness?’ Invited paper presented at a Scientific Meeting of the Swedish Psychoanalytic Society, Stockholm

Solms, M. ‘Controversies in Freud translation’. Invited seminar, presented at the Swedish Psychoanalytic Society, Stockholm

Solms, M. ‘Do unconscious phantasies really exist?’ Public lecture, Institute of Psycho-Analysis, London

1995:

Solms, M. ‘Before and after Freud’s “Project”’. Plenary lecture to a joint conference of the New York Neuropsychology Group and New York Academy of Sciences (Linguistics Section): Neuroscience of the Mind on the Centennial of Freud's ‘Project for a Scientific Psychology’. New York University Medical Center

Solms, M. ‘An introduction to the neuroscientific works of Sigmund Freud’. Plenary lecture to the International Congress on Freud's pre-analytical writings (1877-1900), University of Ghent

Solms, M. ‘Effects of brain damage on dreaming: a clinico-anatomical study’. Invited paper presented at the 3e Internationale Traumtagung: Traum und Gedächtnis, Neue Ergebnisse aus psychologischer, psychoanalytischer und neurophysiologische Forschung, at the Sigmund-Freud-Institut, Frankfurt

Solms, M. ‘What is affect?’ Invited paper presented at the 5th IPA Conference on Psychoanalytic Research: Advances in our understanding of affects, clinical implications, at the Middlesex Hospital Medical School

Solms, M. ‘The neuropsychological organization of dreaming: Implications for psychoanalysis’. Invited paper presented at a Departmental Meeting of the Department of Psychotherapy, St George's Hospital Medical School

Solms, M. Discussion of Professors Koukkou and Lehmann's paper: ‘The unconscious within a systems-theory model the functions of the human brain’. Invited presentation to an Interdisciplinary Colloquium of the Köhler-Stiftung, Munich

Solms, M. ‘The anatomy and physiology of affect’. Invited paper presented to the Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience Research Group of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute (Division of Postgraduate Studies)

Solms, M. ‘Controversies in Freud translation’. Invited paper presented at a Scientific Meeting of the Nederlandse Verenigung voor Psychoanalyse, Amsterdam

1994-95:

Solms, M. & Kaplan-Solms (with Arlow, J., Stein, M. & Shapiro, T., Rosenabum, P.) ‘The structural model’. An invited series of eight monthly lectures on the neurological representation of the structural model, presented to the Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience Research Group of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute (Division of Postgraduate Studies), New York 1. Psychoanalytic observations on a patient with mediobasal frontal-limbic damage [Kaplan- Solms & Solms] 2. The Ego [Shapiro & Solms] 3. Second mediobasal frontal case [Kaplan-Solms & Solms] 4. The Superego [Stein & Solms] 5. Third mediobasal frontal case [Kaplan-Solms & Solms] 77

6. The Id [Arlow & Solms] 7. Fourth mediobasal frontal case [Kaplan-Solms & Solms] 8. The Ego Revisited [Rosenbaum & Solms]

1994:

Solms, M. ‘Is the brain more real than the mind?’ Invited paper presented at a Conference of the Association for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in the NHS: Addressing Biological Issues in Psychiatry, London

Solms, M. ‘Preliminaries for an integration of psychoanalysis and neuroscience’. Invited paper presented to a scientific meeting of the Association for Psychoanalytic Medicine (Columbia University Center for Psychoanalytic Training & Research) at the New York Academy of Medicine

Solms, M. ‘The neuroscientific works of Sigmund Freud: Implications for psychoanalysis’. Invited paper read before the Northern Ireland Association for the Study of Psychoanalysis, Belfast

Solms, M. ‘Is the brain more real than the mind?’ Invited paper presented as part of the ‘Seminars in Psychiatry’ series, at St. Anne's Hospital, London

Pfeffer, A. & Solms, M. ‘Thought as trial action’. Paper presented to a Scientific Meeting of the New York Psychoanalytic Society. [`Psychoanalytic aspects' by A. Pfeffer, ‘Neuroscientific aspects’ by M. Solms]

Solms, M. ‘Is the brain more real than the mind?’ [2]. Invited paper presented to the BAP South London Network for the Advancement of Psychotherapy

1993-94:

Solms, M. Introduction to Depth Neuropsychology: An invited series of eight monthly lectures presented to the Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience Research Group of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute (Division of Postgraduate Studies), New York. 1. ‘The origins of psychoanalysis in neuroscience’ 2. ‘A basic anatomy of the mind’ 3. ‘Left hemisphere (aphasic) syndromes and the representation of speech and language’ 4. ‘The right-hemisphere syndrome and the “bicameral mind”’ 5. ‘Frontal lobe syndromes and the neuropsychology of adaptation’ 6. ‘The limbic system and the internal world’ 7. ‘Occipital lobe syndromes and the representation of objects’ 8. ‘Towards an anatomy of the unconscious’

1993:

Solms, M. & Kaplan-Solms, K. ‘Ansätze zur Integration von Neuropsychologie und Psychoanalyse.’ Invited workshop presented to the Arbeitskreis Neuropsychologie und Psychotherapie Zürich, at the Schweizerische Epilepsie-Klinik

Solms, M. ‘Comments on editing and translating Freud’s Complete Neuroscientific Works.’ Invited 78 paper presented at the Conference on Historical & Biographical Research in Psychoanalysis, Institute of Psycho-Analysis, London

Solms, M. ‘The neuropsychological organization of dreaming: Implications for psychoanalysis.’ Invited paper presented at a Wednesday Meeting of the Anna Freud Centre, London

Solms, M. ‘An introduction to the neuroscientific works of Sigmund Freud’. Invited paper presented to the Neuroscience Research Group of the New York Psychoanalytic Society (Division of Postgraduate Studies), New York

1992:

Solms, M. ‘New findings on the neurological organization of dreaming’. Invited paper presented at a Scientific Meeting of the New York Psychoanalytic Society

Solms, M. ‘The neuropsychological organization of dreaming: Implications for psychoanalysis.’ Invited paper presented to the combined Study Groups of the Psychoanalytic Research & Development Fund, at the New York Academy of Medicine

Solms, M. ‘Effects of cerebral pathology on dreaming: a clinico-anatomical study’. Paper presented to the Section of Neurological Sciences, The Royal London Hospital (Whitechapel)

1991:

Solms, M. ‘Un'introduzione ai lavori neuroscientifici di Sigmund Freud’. Invited paper presented to the Isitituto di Fisiologia Umana il Universita degli Studi di Milano, Milan

Solms, M. ‘Un'introduzione ai lavori neuroscientifici di Sigmund Freud’. Invited paper presented to the Centro Milanese di Psicoanalisi, Milan

1990:

Solms, M. ‘An early article by Freud on the anatomy and physiology of the brain: Its significance for psychoanalysis’. Invited paper presented to the Cambridge Group for the History of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis and Allied Sciences, Department of History & Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge

Solms, M. ‘An introduction to the neuroscientific works of Sigmund Freud’. Invited paper presented at a Research Forum of The Institute of Psycho-Analysis, London.

Solms, M. & Kaplan-Solms, K. ‘Clinical limitations of quantitative neuropsychology’. Invited paper presented to the Section of Neurological Sciences, The Royal London Hospital (Whitechapel)

1989:

Solms, M., Kaplan-Solms, K., Mannhardt, E. & Penn, C. ‘Progressive aphasia without initial dementia’. Paper presented at the Fourth National Congress of the South African Society for Brain & Behaviour Studies, Durban 79

1988:

Kaplan-Solms, K. & Solms, M. ‘Fundamentals of clinical neuropsychology’. Fortnightly lecture series at the Neuro-Rehabilitation Unit, Edenvale General Hospital

Solms, M. & Kaplan-Solms, K. ‘Neuropsychological analysis of some cerebrovascular syndromes’. Guest lecture to the combined Advanced Neurolinguistics classes, Department of Speech Pathology & Audiology, University of the Witwatersrand

RESEARCH CONDUCTED UNDER MY SUPERVISION

2018:

King, W. ‘The association of limbic system activation with dream, bad dream and nightmare generation.’ Ph.D. thesis, University of Cape Town.

2017:

Blaeser, M. and Burgmer, N. ‘Childhood Separation Trauma as a Predisposing Factor to Adult Depression.’ B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Paraire, M. "Exploring Nulliparous Female Students’ Expectations of Motherhood: Are Right Cradlers More Anxious to Become Mothers?" B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Prevost, A. ‘The Effects of Testosterone on Peripersonal Space.’ B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

2016:

Reitz, A. ‘Is REM density related to dream recall frequency?’ B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Swan, F. ‘Interoception: An embodied mechanism of resilience’ B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Gartner, Y. ‘Immature recall ability in dream reporting with children aged 3-5.’ M.A. (Neuropsychology) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Dollman, A. ‘Exploring factors that influence academic and behavioural outcome and the specific role of premorbid functioning, in a sample of children with severe traumatic brain injury.’ M.A. (Neuropsychology) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Jansen van Vuuren, A. ‘Handedness and anatomical and hemodynamic asymmetries of the carotid.’ M.A. (Neuropsychology) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Blake, Y. ‘The role of the amygdala in dreaming’. M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town.

2015:

Besharati, S. ‘Cognitive, social and emotional processes in unawareness of illness following stroke.’ Ph.D. thesis, University of Cape Town.

Keggie, S. ‘A human rights violation during the South African transition: documenting narratives of the 1993 Highgate attack in a support group context.’ Ph.D. thesis, University of Cape Town.

Page, T. ‘The effects of testosterone on susceptibility to the rubber hand illusion’. B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Reid, N. ‘Effect of testosterone on interoception in women.’ B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

2014:

Duncan, A. ‘Euphoria in multiple sclerosis: An investigation of symptoms and constructs.’ Ph.D. thesis, University of Cape Town.

Blake, Y. ‘The role of the amygdala in dreaming.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Jansen van Vuuren, A. ‘Relationship between handedness and the geometry of the branches of the aortic arch.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Gartner, Y. ‘Immature recall ability of dreams reporting in children aged three to five.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Grobler, S. ‘A case of horizontally inverted visuospatial cognition.’ B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Martin, J. ‘Emotions in dreams: Evidence against a negative bias of emotional valence.’ B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Hammerschlag, D. and Lake, M. ‘The effect of testosterone on agency.’ B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Dollman, A. ‘Exploring factors that influence academic and behavioural outcome and the specific role of premorbid functioning, in a sample of children with severe TBI’. M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

2013:

Wainstein, D. ‘Non-REM dreaming in relation to the cyclic alternating patern: an exploratory study.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Van der Westhuizen, D. ‘Social dominance in relation to other putative basic emotions in humans.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Marchbank, G. ‘Posterior cerebral artery infarcts and dreaming: a neuropsychological study.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Van Wyk, M. ‘The relationship between PTSD, hypervigilance and disordered sleep.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Maurer, K. ‘Euphoria in multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis and neuropsychiatric systemic lupus erythematosus.’ B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Frieslaar, F. ‘Euphoria in multiple sclerosis and traumatic brain injury as a result of motor vehicle accidents.’ B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

//Gamxamûs, D. ‘The basic emotions in dreaming.’ B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Greyling, C. ‘Pilot study: REM quality, dream recall and sleep maintenance in patients with PCA stroke. B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

Minne, L. ‘Dreaming in relation to reward processing and motivational aspects of personality’. B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

2012:

Cameron-Dow, C. ‘Do dreams protect sleep? Testing the Freudian hypothesis of the function of dreams.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Koopewitz, S. ‘Dreaming in Urbach-Wiethe patients: the effect of amygdala damage on dreaming. M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Anderson, C. ‘Dreaming in patients with temporal lobe epilepsy: a focus on bad dreams and nightmares’. B.A. (Hons) dissertation, University of Cape Town.

2011:

Mark, D. ‘Predicting adherence to antiretroviral therapy and retention to HIV care: Effects of baseline bio-psychosocial status and neuropsychological functioning.’ Ph.D. thesis, University of Cape Town

Malcolm-Smith, S. ‘Social trauma and the mu-opioid system in depression.’ Ph.D. thesis, University of Cape Town

Denny, H. ‘Urbach-Wiethe Disease: The role of the amygdala in the emotional content of dreams.’ B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Gartner, Y. ‘The role of the amygdala in generating subjective basic emotions.’ B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Hamilton, K. ‘Dysphoric dreaming: Investigating the role of the amygdala in dreaming using temporal lobe epilepsy.’ B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Mohana, M. ‘Investigating non-REM dreaming in relation to micro-arousals during sleep.’ B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

2010:

Jackson, M. ‘Separation-distress as an affective mechanism of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).’ Ph.D. thesis, University of Cape Town

Northam, A. ‘Colorectal cancer: a neuropsychological approach to non-adherence.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Wainstein, D. ‘Dream Function: Exploring the possibility that dreams protect sleep’.B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Jassiem, R. ‘Dream Function: Exploring the possibility that dreams protect sleep’. B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Kerr, S. ‘The cognitive sequelae from mercury exposure in human adults: searching for common characteristics. B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

2009:

Stone, M. Immature recall ability in dream reporting with children aged 3-5. B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Cameron-Dow, C. Quality of life in Addison’s disease in South Africa. B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Koopewitz, S. Revonsuo’s threat simulation theory: A comparative study. B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Marchbank, G. Quality of life in Addison’s disease in South Africa. B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Deliperi, V. 'The Matter of Mindfulness: Investigations into the mechanisms of mindfulness'. Ph.D. thesis, University of Cape Town.

Madadi, N. ‘Assessment of quality of life of patients with Addison Disease.’ M.A. dissertation, 83

University of Cape Town

2008:

Balchin, R. ‘The genesis and development of the Groote Schuur Neurocognitive Screening Battery: A neurocognitive screening tool for the South African context’ Ph.D. thesis, University of Cape Town.

Gouse, H. ‘Neuropsychological, functional and behavioural outcome and predictors of outcome in a sample of traumatic brain injury litigants’. Ph.D. thesis, University of Cape Town

Lopich, D. ‘Validity and reliability of the executive and memory sections of the Groote Schuur neurocognitive assessment battery’. ’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Mosdell, J. ‘Development and validation of a neurocognitive screening battery: language and spatial cognition.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Chiang, H. ‘The short-term effects of Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) surgery on cognitive performance.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Pursch, L. ‘The short-term effects of Off-pump Cardiopulmonary Bypass Graft surgery on cognitive performance.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

2007:

Yu, C. ‘Brain mechanisms of dreaming.’ Ph.D. thesis, University of Cape Town

Wong, A. The cognitive effects of obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome (OSAS). A comparison between untreated patients on at least 3 months of continuous positive airway pressure treatment.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

MacFarlane, R. ‘A study on short-term cognitive outcome of percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty with Intra-coronary stenting.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Oliver, J. ‘Evaluating the efficacy of the mini mental state examination.’ B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

2006:

Jackson, M. ‘Overactive conflict-monitoring and separation disorder: cognitive and affective components of obsessive-compulsive disorder’. M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Savitz, J. ‘The molecular genetics of bipolar affective disorder: South African populations, endophenotypes, and environmental influence.’ Ph.D. thesis, University of Cape Town [Co- supervisor with R. Ramesar]

Badenhorst, T. ‘Dreaming and the dorsolateral frontal lobes: Towards a better understanding of the mechanism of dreaming.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town 84

2005:

Kinnear, H. ‘Changes in dream frequency, vividness and intensity in subjects taking selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Malcolm-Smith, S. ‘Incidence of threat in dreams.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Mark, D. ‘The neuropsychological effects of pituitary macroadenomas and their treatment.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Pantelis, E. ‘Cognitive outcome of aneurismal subarachnoid haemorrhage after clipping or coiling: a comparative post intervention study in a hospital population.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Timol, R. ‘Aphasia and the presence of fluent speech in dreams.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Ives-Deliperi, V. Present moment functioning: Affective, cognitive and physiological correlates of mindfulness.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

2004:

Balchin, R. ‘Emotional biases in confabulation: the role of the frontal lobes.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Gouse, H-M. ‘Parkinson’s disease and the influence of the forebrain dopaminergic system in dreaming.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Williams, C. ‘The causal role of mood in confabulation.’ M.A. dissertation, University of Cape Town

2003:

Adams, C. ‘The emotional valence of autobiographical memory in frontal lobe patients: insights into confabulation.’ B.A. Hons. Dissertation, University of Cape Town

Badenhorst, T. ‘Confabulation: the role of the frontal lobes in emotionally driven recollection.’ B.A. Hons. Dissertation, University of Cape Town

Garrett, B. ‘Investigation of the relationship between frontal lobe damage, confabulations and positive emotional bias.’ B.A. Hons. Dissertation, University of Cape Town

Lewis-Thomas, K. ‘Brain lateralisation and neuropsychological task performance of adults with bipolar disorder.’ B.A. Hons. Dissertation, University of Cape Town

Northam, A. The effect of frontal lobe damage on aspects of autobiographical memory.’ B.A. Hons. Dissertation, University of Cape Town 85

Saban, T. ‘Neuropsychological deficits as a genetically mediated risk indicator for manic depressive psychosis.’ B.A. Hons. Dissertation, University of Cape Town

Sander, C. ‘An assessment of the IQ level and related cognitive deficits of patients with neurofibromatosis 1.’ B.A. Hons. Dissertation, University of Cape Town

Delgado, D. ‘Developmental differences in children’s reported dreams.’ MSc. Dissertation, University College London

Falireas, S. ‘Children’s nightmares. MSc. Dissertation, University College London

2002:

Alikhani, T. ‘Aspects of dreaming in pre-school children.’ M.Sc. dissertation, University College London

Williams, C. ‘Do confabulatory amnestics distort reality in a tendentious direction so as to make it fulfil their wishes?. B.Sc. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Mark, D. ‘Lateral cradling preference in autism.’ B.Sc. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Malcolm-Smith, S. ‘Incidence of threat perception and avoidance in dreams: a response to Revunsuo’s threat simulation theory.’ B.Sc. Hons. dissertation, University of Cape Town

Kinnear, H. ‘Immature recall ability in dream reporting with children aged 3-5.’ B.Sc. Hons. Dissertation, University of Cape Town

Pantelis, E. ‘Psychodynamic characteristics in seizure disorders. B.Sc. Hons. Dissertation, University of Cape Town

2001:

Depenbrock, R. ‘Evolutionary Theory of Dreams.’ M.Sc. dissertation, University College

Fotopoulou, K. ‘Reality Distortions in Confabulation: A Case Study’. M.Sc. dissertation, University College London

Gell, C. ‘Aspects of Consciousness in Children’s Dreaming’. M.Sc. dissertation, University College London

Lympinaki, E. ‘Children’s Dreams’. M.Sc. dissertation, University College London

2000:

Yu, C. ‘Neuroanatomical correlates of dreaming.’ M.Sc. dissertation, University College London 86

Fotopoulou, K. ‘Aspects of Memory in Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience.’ M.Sc .dissertation, University College London [Co-supervisor with R. Steiner]

Daniells, D. ‘The function of speech in Freud's theory of the therapeutic action of psychoanalysis.’ M.Sc. dissertation, University College London

1989:

Aber, D. ‘Loss of dreaming and laterality of lesion’. B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. [Co-supervisor with O. Turnbull]

Grey, V. ‘Hemi-spatial attention in children’. B.Sc. Hons. dissertation, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. [Co-supervisor with O. Turnbull]

Lucas, M. ‘Cradling bias and right hemisphere functioning’. B.Sc. Hons. dissertation, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. [Co-supervisor with O. Turnbull]

Wadlow, S. ‘The relationship between developmental dyslexia and loss of dreaming’. B.A. Hons. dissertation, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. [Co- supervisor with O. Turnbull]

1988:

De Bruyn, L. ‘The complex figure of Rey as a test of constructional praxis’. B.Sc. Hons. dissertation, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg

Moss, A. ‘Autism and rightward cradling’. B.A. Hons. Dissertation, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg