New article published!
Our manuscript “Differential effects of childhood maltreatment types and timing on psychopathology in formerly out-of-home placed young adults” has now been published Open Access in European… Read More »New article published!
Maria Meier
New preprint released!
Childhood maltreatment (CM) is associated with long-term physical and mental health impairments. One central question is, how such adversities “get under the skin”. Epigenetic processes… Read More »New preprint released!
New preprint released!
How do metabolic factors (insulin and glucose) and sex hormones (estradiol and progesterone) modulate the cortisol stress response? Our systematic review and meta-analysis suggests that… Read More »New preprint released!
New article published!
Our paper on the effect of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) on the psychophysiological relaxation response was published in Comprehensive Psychiatry! In this within-subject experiment, patients… Read More »New article published!
New article published!
Our paper on the effect of glucose on cardiac reactivity to slow paced breathing has been published open access in Scientific Reports! In this experiment,… Read More »New article published!
Nomination for LUKS teaching award
I was one of eight lecturers who were nominated from the Psychology Department for the University of Konstanz Student Teaching Award (LUKS) 2025. Lecturers are… Read More »Nomination for LUKS teaching award
New preprint released!
Stress and the associated cortisol response have been shown to affect memory. Glucose increases the cortisol stress response, but can it also enhance the effects… Read More »New preprint released!
Substitute professorship in Bamberg
In the summer semester 2025, I will substitute for the Chair of Physiological Psychology at the University of Bamberg. I am very much looking forward… Read More »Substitute professorship in Bamberg
New article published!
A new paper led by Clara Wendorff was published in Child Abuse & Neglect: We showed that self-efficacy and different aspects of impaired personality functioning… Read More »New article published!
NODES receives Open Science Award
Sharing data openly conveys great potential for science, as it facilitates reproducibility and substainability. In the field of psychoneuroendocrinology (PNE), which investigates the links between… Read More »NODES receives Open Science Award