We’re excited to announce that our PhD researcher Franziska Weinmar published her newest research in Nature Mental Health! This study explored whether second trimester emotion regulation difficulties can predict depressive symptoms across pregnancy and the postpartum period This study examined whether second-trimester emotion regulation difficulties predict depressive symptoms across pregnancy […]

We’re excited to announce that our PhD researcher Madeleine Kördel published her latest research in Neurobiology of Stress! This study explored how metabolic factors (particularly glucose) and sex hormone levels (progesterone and estradiol) influence cortisol reactivity to acute stress. Thanks to Madeleines supervisor Nils Kroemer and all co-authors! Read the full […]

In this episode, Hubert Preissl, head of the research group Metabolic Neuroimaging at the University of Tübingen, is talking about fetal development – and especially how the fMEG allows to study fetal brain activity in utero. Also, Hubert shares about early recordings of sex difference in brain development, clinical implications […]

Romina Garcia de leon, PhD researcher at the University of Toronto talks about her preclinical research on the heterogeneity of perinatal depression and how hormones & immune signaling play a role in both its development and treatment. Further, Romina talks about her PhD journey, including her challenges & joys. You […]

We’re excited to announce that two of our associated PhD researchers, Zoé Bürger and Rui Wang, successfully defended their doctoral thesis!

We’re excited to share that our first ever medical doctorate Luise Pfleiderer has finished her medical PhD on the Influences of Breast Cancer and Prophylactic Mastectomy on Sexual Function, Satisfaction, and Body Image.