Berge Osnes

Associate professor

University of Bergen
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Dr. Berge Osnes is an Associate Professor at the University of Bergen, located in Norway. His research primarily focuses on neurobiological mechanisms related to depression and ADHD, as well as the interplay between heart rate variability and mental health. He has published several articles exploring topics such as auditory cognitive control, self-compassion, and the effects of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy on self-criticism in individuals with depression.

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Collaborators (13)

Sebastian Jentschke

Associate professor

University of Bergen

NORWAY
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Denise van der Mee

University of Amsterdam

NETHERLANDS
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Steven Greening

Assistant Professor

University of Manitoba

CANADA
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Karsten Specht

UiT Norges arktiske universitet

NORWAY
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Janis Reinelt

Chief Medical Officer

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GERMANY
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Julian Koenig

Professor of Biological Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

University of Cologne

GERMANY
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Ingrid Dundas

Associate Professor

University of Bergen

NORWAY
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Elena Makovac

Brunel University London

UNITED KINGDOM
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Isabel Dziobek

Full Professor; Clinical Psychology of Social Interaction

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

GERMANY
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Feng Vankee Lin

Clinical Professor

Stanford University

UNITED STATES
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Christine Sigrist

University of Cologne

GERMANY
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Birgitte Berentsen

Associate Professor

University of Bergen

NORWAY
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Hauke Bartsch

University of Bergen

NORWAY
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