Eva Friedel

Eva Friedel is an Associate Professor and Senior Physician at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, leading the Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic, Therapy Centre for Bipolar Disorders, and Asperger Syndrome Consultation Hours. She holds dual doctorates (Dr. med. and Dr. phil.) in medicine and psychology, with research focused on psychiatric disorders, addiction mechanisms, and gender-sensitive approaches. Her academic roles include heading the Gender-Sensitive Psychiatry working group and membership in the Mind and Brain research group. She is also a BIH Clinician Scientist Alumna.

Education: Studied human medicine and psychology at Eberhard Karls University (Tübingen), Charité Berlin, and University of New South Wales Sydney. Clinical training in psychiatry/psychotherapy completed at Charité. Research emphases include decision-making processes in alcohol dependence, neuroimaging correlates of addiction, and gender disparities in mental health.

Research Interests:

• Bipolar Disorder Therapy
• Gender-Sensitive Psychiatry
• Alcohol Dependence Mechanisms
• Neuroimaging of Mental Disorders
• Clinical Trial Methodologies
• Epigenetic Factors in Addiction

Awards: Recognized as a BIH Clinician Scientist Alumna, highlighting her translational research excellence bridging clinical practice and scientific inquiry.

Advising & Grants: While specific grant details aren't provided, her roles as clinic head and research group leader indicate active involvement in clinical research programs. Her work integrates clinical care with innovative research in mental health and addiction.

Labs/Teams: Leads Gender-Sensitive Psychiatry group and collaborates in Mind and Brain research division, focusing on interdisciplinary mental health approaches.