Jessica Hartmann

Jessica Hartmann is a Guest Researcher at the Central Institute of Mental Health, Mannheim in the Department of Public Mental Health. Her work focuses on mental health research with a special emphasis on stress-reactivity, transdiagnostic stages of mental disorders, and computational approaches in psychiatry.

Her research spans several key areas including:

• Stress and trauma mechanisms in psychosis risk
• Transdiagnostic developmental stages in mental health
• Natural language processing applications in psychiatric diagnosis
• Social isolation and distress in clinical high-risk populations
• Stressful experiences in OCD symptom development

Hartmann has contributed to multiple collaborative studies published in high-impact journals such as Psychological Medicine, Translational Psychiatry, and Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging. These works primarily focus on early psychosis detection, stress-reactivity mechanisms, and computational approaches to mental health assessment.

Contact: Room EG 027, Research and Administration Building (J 4), Phone: +49 621 1703-1946