Ole Gmelin

Ole Gmelin is a researcher at the University of Groningen, affiliated with the Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences and the Department of Developmental Psychology. His work focuses on identity development, particularly how gender and sexual identities are negotiated in social contexts among young adults.

• University: University of Groningen
• School: Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences
• Department: Department of Developmental Psychology
• Role: Researcher

Research Interests: Ole's work bridges developmental psychology and social identity studies, examining how individuals navigate competing master narratives of gender and sexuality. His research emphasizes micro-identities, social environments, and identity processes in emerging adults.

Publication Trends: His recent articles explore situated identity frameworks, contextual influences on identity content, and peer dynamics in real-time identity exploration.

Scientific Awards:

• Recipient of the Identity Emerging Scholar Best Manuscript award (2022).
• Collaborative Research Grant (2019).

Academic Activities: Ole has organized events for the Centre of Expertise for LGBTQIA+ Issues and contributed to workshops like 'Identity Across Time' and 'Introduction to Atlas.ti.'