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Mirjam Wever is a postdoctoral researcher at Leiden University's Clinical Psychology department within the Social and Behavioural Sciences faculty. Her work focuses on the role of female sex hormones in socio-affective brain processes, particularly through the ERC-funded project 'Changing Landscapes: RiSE – REACH – REViVE' under Prof. Ellen de Bruijn. Earlier, she completed her PhD in 2024 at Leiden University's Clinical Psychology department, supervised by Prof. Bernet Elzinga, Dr. Marieke Tollenaar, and Dr. Geert-Jan Will, as part of the RE-PAIR study on parent-adolescent connectedness.
- Bachelor's in Psychobiology (2012), University of Amsterdam
- Research Master's in Neuroscience (2014), VU Amsterdam
- PhD in Clinical Psychology (2024), Leiden University
Her research spans female sex hormones, EEG/fMRI methodologies, and their impacts on social behavior across puberty, reproductive age, and post-menopause stages. She contributes to teaching psychology programs at Leiden University, including Clinical Psychology MSc courses.
