Let's Talk About Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) | Let's Talk About Women Interview with Dr. Liza Kaltsouni

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From emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary work & including the people for whom the research is intended, Elisavet calls on us to listen more.
And you can start today - by following the link below 👇 & listening to this enlightening conversation 👂💭

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🎆 New year - new podcast !! 🎆

Our 1st conversation of 2025 features Elisavet Kaltsouni, who shares how her research has influenced her holistic perspective on premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) & why a multimodal network approach is needed to understand this disorder 👩🧠🌟

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📢 Join our team at the Developmental Computational Psychiatry lab 🧠🔬👩‍🔬

🧑‍🎓If you're a PhD (or near completion) in
1. developmental psychology/cognitive neuroscience or
2. cognitive neuroscience/neuroimaging with neuroimaging,
apply now: devcompsy.org/wp-content/u...

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❗️We have extended the application deadline for our open Ph.D. positions❗️
You can send in your application until June 23rd!
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Looking back on a great time at #PuG2024 in Hamburg! We came back with many new experiences and insights, and are grateful for everyone coming to talk with us at our session and posters. Let's stay in touch!

Excited to announce that next week, researchers from our group will be attending #PuG2024 in beautiful Hamburg!⚓️Looking forward to the presentation of their great research! pug2024.de

To all German speakers out there - check out this great article in our uni's research magazine on stress in the female brain, featuring our own Dr. Lydia Kogler and Dr. Ann-Christin Kimmig!
#womenshealth #stress #scicomm

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Join us for an insightful discussion on "Sex differences in motivation: Hormonal modulation of cost-benefit decision making" at the #OSSD conference on Thursday, May 9, at 10:50 am. Don't miss out on this fascinating topic! Presented by our group member Melina #SexDifferences #DecisionMaking 🧠💡

In honour of #TransgenderDayOfVisibility, we want to share this #genderbread infographic. Gender isn’t binary, it’s not either/or. Gender identity is not defined by biological sex, sexual attraction nor gender expression. Join us in raising awareness and educating on this topic!

March 30th: World Bipolar Day!
From today until April 2, the annual World Bipolar Day conference is taking place. Over the next few days, you can join free webinars on current research and talks related to bipolar disorder, such as "Hypersexual Behavior".

www.bipolaruk.org/conference-2...

This month we have another special treat from the podcast-site: an interview with Adriene Beltz about hormonal contraceptives and research methodology! 
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Attendence is free! If interested in forming a network of researchers on glia cell functions in females and males: join us! Togehter with Barbara Die Benedetto, Julia Schultze-Hentrich, Oliver Bosch, Xianshu Bai, Christian Hanneberger, Maina Garnero, Susanne Wolf, Charité, Lasse Sinkonnen

We will have a great satellite event of the FENS Forum 2024 #FENS2024 in Vienna organized by Barbara Di Benedetto and Julia Schultze-Hentrich.
"FeMale glia: influence of sex differences on glia cell functions in health and disease"
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if research focussing on it is not pursued and promoted. The documentary shows well why our research into women's mental health is so important and far too little researched!

that women are more likely to receive a psychosomatic diagnosis and men are more likely to receive a physical diagnosis. It is also about women-specific diseases such as endometriosis, and about the fact that women would have to accept the stress that comes with pain as given

The documentary addresses the diagnostic bias, i.e. the systematic error in making the diagnosis because diagnostic criteria were set based on the „standard model men“. It's about socio-cultural gender and gender roles;

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Here is a very exciting and good documentary about women's health: Research has long focused on men as the "standard model", partly because hormonal fluctuations over the course of a woman's life "unnecessarily complicates" research.

Day 2 at #DZPG ECS Congress with a Panel Discussion about gender equality in academia incl our own Prof. Birgit Derntl, who also heads the Gender Equality Committee of Medical Faculty at the University of Tübingen

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Curious about how becoming a parent rewires your brain? Dive into our newest podcast episode with @MagdalenaMartinezGarcia 🧠🌟 Join us in a fascinating conversation on longitudinal research & how we are just starting to unravel the mysteries of neuroplasticity of mothers & fathers 👇
#scicomm #podcast

We are excited about this Wednesday's talk (Feb 7) by Prof. Dr. Adriene Beltz from the University of Michigan on Brain Mediation of Sex Hormones Influences on Gendered Behavior Across the Lifespan. Join us in exploring the intersection of neuroscience and gender studies!

New paper alert! 🚨 @derntllab.bsky.social and @aisteambrase.bsky.social were involved in investigating emotion reactivity in naturally-cycling women and women on OCs or IUDs. Only IUD-users showed💃 and 🧠 differences for emotion up-regulation. Link: doi.org/10.1016/j.ps... #neuroskyence #neuroscience

Thank you very much, Dr. Jens Pruessner, for the great talk today! We also appreciate the opportunity to share insights and to discuss with the IRTG PhD students about their projects on stress. Looking forward to more collaborative discussions in the future!

Excited to share our new paper in Frontiers in Neuroendocrinology, led by our PhD candidate Rui Wang with Dr. LydiaKogler and Prof. Birgit Derntl🎉We performed a systematic review and meta-analysis on sex differences in cortisol in depression.
Check it out👇
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IRTG 2804 is happy to announce a very interesting talk next week on January 24th about Neural Substrates of Stress given by Prof. Dr. Jens Pruessner from the University of Konstanz. We look forward to learning more about stress! 🤩

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In the new #scicomm podcast, @LydiaKogler & @franziweinmar.bsky.social dive into stress & regulation - esp. if and how women & men differ.
This episode leaves you with more insights, thoughts on how to improve our resilience & curiosity for future conversations! 💡
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We enjoyed the thought-provoking impulses and ideas for future cross-cultural collaborations!

In our last meeting of 2023, we had a guest talk from Haruka Makita, PhD Candidate from Tübingen's partner university in Kyoto, who presented her studies on positive beliefs & effects of self-criticism in Japanese samples!