Anne Gärtner

Prof. Dr. Anne Gärtner is a Visiting Professor at the Department of Personality Psychology and Psychological Diagnostics, Faculty of Education and Psychology at Freie Universität Berlin. She previously held a postdoctoral position at TU Dresden, where she was actively involved in the Open Science Initiative and contributed to the RESQUE framework for responsible research evaluation. Her research focuses on individual differences in emotional processing, emotion regulation mechanisms, and promoting reproducibility in psychological and neuroscience research.

Key academic roles include serving as Board Member of the German Psychological Society (DGPs) and contributing to initiatives like CoARA and IGOR (Interest Group for Open and Reproducible Research). She teaches courses such as Neurobiology of Individual Differences and Personality Psychology, emphasizing both experimental and applied aspects of cognitive neuroscience.

Her work integrates methods like fMRI, EEG, and molecular genetics to explore cognitive and neurobiological foundations of emotion regulation. Awards include the Karl-und-Charlotte-Bühler Prize for teaching excellence and the Einstein Foundation Early Career Award for advancing research quality.

• Research Contributions: Over 50 peer-reviewed articles and preprints, focusing on emotion regulation, genetic influences, and open science practices.
• Awards: Multiple teaching awards, SIPS Commendation Award, and DFG funding.
• Grants: Postdoc Starter Kit (€10k), Einstein Foundation Grant (€100k), and DFG support for CRC 940.

She actively collaborates internationally, presenting at conferences like SIPS and META-REP, and leads efforts to reform research evaluation systems through frameworks like RESQUE.