"The Postmortem Brain in Psychiatric Research" offers a comprehensive analysis of the significance of postmortem brain samples in psychiatric research. Given the lack of suitable animal models for mental disorders, the examination of tissue samples from patients and control groups is crucial. This book highlights how postmortem human brains serve as a valuable resource for understanding the etiology of psychiatric diseases. It summarizes the latest findings and data obtained through the availability of such samples in recent years. The authors, including Ian P. Everall, Galila Agam, and Robert Haim Belmaker, provide a unique insight into the advancements and challenges in this research field. This work is an essential reference for professionals and students in the social sciences dealing with mental health issues.