The Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology (HiTOP) in psychiatric practice and research
Roman Kotov(Stony Brook University), Aidan G.C. Wright(University of Michigan), Craig Rodriguez‐Seijas(Stony Brook University), Michael B. First(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Brady D. Nelson(Stony Brook University), Leonard J. Simms(University at Buffalo, State University of New York), Katherine Jonas(Stony Brook University), James J. Li(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Christopher Conway(Fordham University), Irwin D. Waldman(La Trobe University), Monika A. Waszczuk(Stony Brook University), Robert D. Latzman(Takeda (Japan)), Miriam K. Forbes(Macquarie University), Camilo J. Ruggero(University of North Texas), David Watson(Southern Methodist University), Thomas A. Widiger(University of Kentucky), Steven E. Hyman(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Sylia Wilson(University of Minnesota System), David C. Cicero, Robert F. Krueger(University of Minnesota), Colin G. DeYoung(University of Minnesota), Darrel A. Regier(National Institute of Mental Health), Nicholas R. Eaton(Stony Brook University), Andrew E. Skodol(University of Arizona), Alexandre Y. Dombrovski(University of Pittsburgh)
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