Celine Bencker

Celine Bencker is an External Lecturer and Academic researcher in the Department of Clinical and Health Psychology at the University of Vienna. Her research focuses on psycho-biological interactions in premenstrual symptomatology and stress responses during daily life.

Her primary research interests include Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder, stress neuroscience, and psychobiological interactions across the menstrual cycle. She employs ecological momentary assessment to investigate real-time psychological and biological stress responses in clinical populations.

She has received prestigious awards including the

• Early Career Award (2025)
• SBSM Scholar Award (2025)

She leads the research project: Investigating psycho-biological interactions in premenstrual symptomatology and stress during daily life, funded through the ÖAW-DOC Fellowship.