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Marloes Henckens
Marloes Henckens assistent professor
My research aims to understand how stress exposure can lastingly affect brain function. Using animal models that allow for controlled study of the mechanistic underpinnings of stress-related psychopathology, I intend to elucidate how stress affects the brain. read more (Donders website)Personal prizes & awards national & international
- 2015: Veni Grant from the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO). Project: Neural networks of post-traumatic stress disorder: natural resilience as key for intervention
- 2014: PhD Thesis Award from the Dutch Neurofederation for best Dutch PhD thesis in Neuroscience of 2013
Personal prizes & awards national & international
- 2015: Veni Grant from the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO). Project: Neural networks of post-traumatic stress disorder: natural resilience as key for intervention
- 2014: PhD Thesis Award from the Dutch Neurofederation for best Dutch PhD thesis in Neuroscience of 2013
- 2012: Feinberg Graduate School Research Grant: Dissecting the central stress response: Elucidating the role of the extended amygdala CRF system in modulating stress-induced psychopathologies
- 2012: Niels Stensen Stipendium: Dissecting the central stress response: Elucidating the role of the extended amygdala CRF system in modulating stress-induced psychopathologies
- 2008: Toptalent Grant from the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO). Project: When we cannot forget: Probing the mechanistic underpinnings of stress-related memories
Field of study
Cognitive Neuroscience
