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Research: I have always been fascinated by the mechanisms that underlie the development and treatment of addiction and related psychiatric disorders. During my PhD research, I became increasingly aware of the “male” bias in addiction research, focusing almost exclusively on men while women compromise approximately 30% of all patients. Over time I became increasingly passionate about identifying sex and gender differences in the neuropathology and treatment of addiction, and other psychiatric disorders, such as ADHD. In my research, I use various methods including neuroimaging (e.g., structural and functional MRI) physiological assessment (e.g., skin conductance and heart-rate variability) as well as neuropsychological assessment.

Teaching: Within the Department of Clinical, Neuro and Developmental Psychology I am involved in several courses including "Research Tool kit (P_BRTKEPI), Neuropsychiatry (P_MNPSTRY) and the coordination of the international b-theses.

Thesis/internship opportunities: If you are interested in substance use disorders, ADHD and sex- or gender differences within mental health and/or neural (neuroimaging data) or physiological (skin conductance, HRV) biomarkers of emotion regulation,  I have various possibilities to write your bachelor or master thesis.