Sorry! De informatie die je zoekt, is enkel beschikbaar in het Engels.
This programme is saved in My Study Choice.
Something went wrong with processing the request.
Something went wrong with processing the request.

endocrinological Neuropsychology

The research program endocrinological neuropsychology studies the relationship between hormonal status and neuropsychological functioning in healthy adults, during aging and in patients with specific (endocrinological) diseases.

The Endocrinological Neuropsychology research program investigates in a collaboration between the Clinical Neuropsychology section of the Faculty of Behavioral and Movement Sciences and the Endocrinology section, Department of Internal Medicine of the Amsterdam UMC, location VUmc, the relationship between hormonal status and neuropsychological functioning in healthy adults, during aging and in patients with specific (endocrinological) diseases. The emphasis is on hypothalamic-pituitary-hormone axes and disorders of the pituitary gland, including treatment and long-term consequences. There is a special interest in the growth hormone/IGF-I axis. In addition, research is being carried out into adipokines and cognitive functioning and mood. The research uses fMRI and neuropsychological tests. Further, there is collaboration with the Longitudinal Aging Study Amsterdam (LASA) and the Dutch Study of Depression and Anxiety (NESDA).

Prof. dr. Madeleine L. Drent, Hoogleraar
Dr. Jan Berend Deijen, Universitair Hoofddocent
Dr. Christa C. van Bunderen 

INVOLVED EMPLOYEES

M. (Merel) van Andel, PhD student 
Dr. Christa C. van Bunderen 
Dr. Jan Berend Deijen, Universitair Hoofddocent
Prof. dr. Madeleine L. Drent, Hoogleraar
S.A. (Sara) Galle, PhD student
C. (Caroline) van Nieuwpoort, PhD student
T. (Tessa) Slagboom, PhD student
E.T. (Evelien) Wolf, PhD student

Quick links

Research Research and Impact Support Portal University Library VU Press Office

Study

Education Study guide Canvas Student Desk

Featured

VUfonds VU Magazine Ad Valvas

About VU

About us Contact us Working at VU Amsterdam Faculties Divisions
Privacy Disclaimer Safety at VU Amsterdam Colofon Cookies Web archive

Copyright © 2024 - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam