Danielle Bartels, MSc
Alumni PhD's
Danielle Bartels is a PhD student at the Health, Medical, and Neuropsychology unit at Leiden University. She is interested in placebo and nocebo effects, especially with regard to physical sensations like itch or pain. Her project focuses on the role of expectation induction mechanisms of conditioning and verbal suggestion in placebo and nocebo effects on itch, with an additional focus on individual differences and the modifiability of nocebo effects.
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First activities recognized with the NL AIC Label with the aim of strengthening the AI landscape To reinforce our vision on the development and application of Artificial Intelligence in the Netherlands, the Dutch AI Coalition has developed the NL AIC Label. An NL AIC Label is a formal recognition of (the quality of) an activity in line with the ambit -
Andrea Evers in the Media about Covid The more the virus appears to be contained, the greater the resistance to the Corona measures. How well can people follow the necessary measures to prevent the virus from spreading? What is the reason that people do not follow these guidelines and how can -
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ERC Proof of Concept Grant for virtual communication tool Andrea Evers, professor of Health Psychology, has been awarded a Proof of Concept Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). This additional grant is awarded to previous ERC grant recipients -
Andrea Evers chair of the new lanced platform PGMP Today, 11 November 2020, the new Platform Health and Medical Psychology (PGMP) will be launched! The platform represents Dutch associations and networks that are active in Health and Medical Psychology.