Ann-Christin Kimmig

Affective and Social Neuroscientist | Female Mental Health | PostDoc @IRTG_2804 @DerntlLab @uktuebingen @uni_tue | Science communication @neuro_mag

[Ann-Christin Kimmig @acskimmig]

In science #scicomm plays a crucial role, especially when it comes to overlooked areas like women's mental health. Thrilled to be part of @irtg2804's podcast, 'Let's Talk About Women,' where we dive deep into these important topics. Stay tuned for upcoming episodes!🙂

[IRTG2804 @irtg2804]

📢Our 2nd episode on oral contraceptives & women's mental health of our #scicomm #podcast is online!! 🎙️

Listen here:
https://t.co/AbJhRVyJFP
ApplePodcast: https://t.co/UK6vQMguYn
Spotify: https://t.co/HxxqqnTwQI

[IRTG2804 @irtg2804]

We had an amazing time at #WOMHER ✨thanks for all the great talks and exchange about women’s mental health 🧠

[Ann-Christin Kimmig @acskimmig]

Excited to share our latest study on empathy impairments in autistic individuals using the Textual Empathy Test (TET)! Findings show reduced cognitive & affective empathy, mediated by altered emotional reactivity. Read more here: https://t.co/xYijJzW4Xf

[Jess Peters, PhD 🌈 @jrpeters]

My and @eisenlohr_moul's Dimensional Affective Sensitivity to Hormones across the Menstrual Cycle (DASH-MC) framework has been published in @molpsychiatry! We aim to reshape how we study and treat #PMDD, #PME, and other forms of hormone sensitivity. 🧵
https://t.co/ghLgreO7Bg

[Ann-Christin Kimmig @acskimmig]

@OHBM has officially started in beautiful Seoul with an inspiring keynote by @esfinn!🥳👍 Looking forward to talk to many people about my research today and tomorrow at the poster session!☺️ Make sure to step by poster 0783 to talk about brain connectivity and sex hormones. 🧠💊

[Universität Tübingen @uni_tue]

#Attempto-Article: Sex hormones cause the brain to react differently to stress and diseases in women than in men. A research group is investigating the implications for diagnosis and therapies:  https://t.co/2dD0mS7snT @LydiaKogler Text: @JudithRauch @DerntlLab

[Affective Functioning, Hormones and the Brain @DerntlLab]

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! @irtg2804

[Ann-Christin Kimmig @acskimmig]

Great to see so many interested people at our #pug2024 symposium - it was even hard to fit them all in one room! Thanks @bioDGPs_DGPA for letting us promote our research on gonadal hormones and women‘s mental health 🥳🌺

[Psychology & Brain @bioDGPs_DGPA]

The symposium “the brain and the gonadal axis” is starting now! #PuG2024

[Ann-Christin Kimmig @acskimmig]

Interested in how gonadal (sex) hormones are linked to different emotional processes and brain function? Then make sure to stop by at our awesome symposium today 🤗@bioDGPs_DGPA #pug2024

[Affective Functioning, Hormones and the Brain @DerntlLab]

Tomorrow, you can hear more about our group’s research in a very interesting symposium on The Brain on Gonadal Hormones (S24) at 12:45 in room 1.18 chaired by Anna Denninger and including a talk by @acskimmig 🎙️📆 #PuG2024 @bioDGPs_DGPA

[Gloria Matte Bon @gloriamattebon]

🚨Happy to see the first paper of my PhD finally out in @BiologySexDiff! We investigated if regional ML models for🧠sex classification provide estimates that are more sensitive to female mental health compared to whole brain models. w/ @dominikjkraft @TobKaufmann @DerntlLab

[Affective Functioning, Hormones and the Brain @DerntlLab]

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 @LydiaKogler
and @acskimmig
#womenshealth #stress #scicomm

https://t.co/rhsfBFZBe8

[Ann-Christin Kimmig @acskimmig]

Had a fantastic time at @pintofscienceDE in Tübingen last night! Loved the engaging discussions and seeing so much interest in women's mental health research and my work on oral contraceptives. #WomensHealth 🧠💊

[Ann-Christin Kimmig @acskimmig]

Get your tickets here: https://t.co/F1SQFtjuFG

[Ann-Christin Kimmig @acskimmig]

Excited to be part of @pintofscienceDE in Tübingen at Freistil on May 13th! Join us for a fascinating dive into the science of the human mind over a drink. I'll be discussing 'Challenging the default: Advancing Women’s Mental Health Research'.
#PintOfScience #Tübingen 🧠🍻

[Dr. Liisa Galea @LiisaGalea]

.@DerntlLab is our final keynote at #womenshealth premeeting #OSSD24! Hormonal transitions are imp for women’s mental health - both synthetic and endogenous hormones is associated with structural changes in brain. What about HC?

[Ann-Christin Kimmig @acskimmig]

Had a wonderful research stay @fzj_inm7 ! Such a supportive and thriving research environment - thanks for having me! Looking forward to my next visit😊

[Dr. Liisa Galea @LiisaGalea]

@DerntlLab Global problems require global solutions. They require training programs! The @irtg2804 group is an amazing example of how we can collaborate together to advance women’s health research.

[Ann-Christin Kimmig @acskimmig]

Honored to have been selected for the Hot Topics: Young Investigators Symposium to present our study on how hormonal changes related to oral contraceptive intake are linked to functional brain architecture and mood💊🧠 at #womenmind2024. Make sure to step by my poster today 😊

[Ann-Christin Kimmig @acskimmig]

Yesterday I was happy to spread the word on the need of personalized medicine in women‘s mental health across the lifespan @dgkn_news in lovely Frankfurt 😊👌 Thanks to the very interested and encouraging audience! #DGKN2024 #InternationalWomensDay2024

[Affective Functioning, Hormones and the Brain @DerntlLab]

... and the MR facility at our department is officially opened!! 🎉 We very much look forward to all the upcoming projects that will use the new scanner from now!
@irtg2804 @uktuebingen @TueCMH @TueNeuroCampus

[@[email protected] @wisspod]

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Let's Talk About Women (von @irtg2804)

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Podcast initiative of the International Research Training Group (IRTG) 2804, which investigates women's mental health across the reproductive lifespan.