Sophie Bögemann

My main research interest is stress resilience. I aim to understand why some people maintain better mental health than others when facing stress, focusing on the neural and daily-life mechanisms that contribute to resilience.

During my PhD, as part of the multidisciplinary DynaMORE project (dynamore-project.eu), I investigated resilience in students. My research combined fMRI and ecological momentary assessment (EMA) to identify resilience factors that can be targeted through interventions. I contributed to a novel setup for triggering smartphone-based resilience interventions during stressful moments in daily life.

Building on this work, I have now returned to the lab as a postdoctoral researcher, working on the DESTRESS project (destress-project.nl). In this large-scale cohort study, we investigate work-related stress using EMA and wearable technology to monitor daily-life stress responses. A subset of employees will undergo baseline testing to examine neural and other lab-based markers of resilience.

In my free time, I enjoy exploring the Veluwe with my Icelandic horses or going for a run.

Contact

• Kapittelweg 29
  Room 02.223
  6525 EN Nijmegen
  The Netherlands
• Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour
  Radboud University Medical Center
  P.O. Box 9101
  6500 HB Nijmegen
  The Netherlands
  
• (+31) 024 36 14305
• S.Bogemann@donders.ru.nl
• @SophieBogemann
• ORCID