Simone Alberte Kongstad A Madsen

Simone Alberte Kongstad A Madsen serves as an outpatient nurse (Ambulatoriesygeplejerske) at Aalborg University Hospital with academic affiliation through The Faculty of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry. She maintains an active research profile with multiple peer-reviewed publications between 2021-2024 focusing on environmental factors in bipolar disorder.

Her research interests center on the relationship between solar insolation, ultraviolet B radiation, and bipolar disorder characteristics. The fingerprint analysis of her work shows strong connections to Insolation Engineering (100%), Bipolar Disorder Neuroscience (70%), Bipolar I Disorder (61%), Vitamin D (50%), and Ultraviolet B Radiation (50%). Her work bridges clinical psychiatry with environmental and seasonal factors affecting mental health.

Analysis of her four recent publications reveals a consistent research trajectory examining how solar patterns and radiation affect bipolar disorder presentation, including suicide risk, age of onset, and episode polarity. Her work demonstrates interdisciplinary collaboration across international research networks in psychiatric epidemiology.

Ms. Madsen maintains active research collaborations as indicated by her multi-author publications and network visualization showing international connections. Her research output suggests involvement in large-scale psychiatric studies examining environmental determinants of mental health outcomes.