Hannah Meinert, M.Sc.
PhD student
h.meinert@uni-muenster.de 
+49 (0) 251 83-58161

Projects: TARGET, PACE

 

 

 

 

  • CV

    Research Profiles
    Open Science Framework osf.io/xg7y2
    ORCID id orcid.org/0000-0002-2230-0966
    Research Gate www.researchgate.net/profile/Hannah-Meinert

    Academic Career

    10/2022 present PhD position at the Institute of Translational Psychiatry
    10/2019 09/2021 Master of Science in psychology at University of Münster; Major: Clinical Psychology and Experimental Psychopathology
    10/2016 09/2019 Bachelor of Science in psychology at University of Münster

    Clinical Work and Training

    04/2026 present Lincensed Psychotherapist at IPP Münster an Christoph-Dornier-Stiftung Münster (out-patient psychotherapy)
    04/2026   Licensation as psychotherapist for adults and groups
    04/2023 04/2026 Psychotherapist in training at IPP Münster (out-patient psychotherapy)
    10/2021 04/2026 Training in psychotherapy, focus on cognitive-behavioral therapy at at the Institute for Psychological Psychotherapy Training Münster (IPP Münster)
    10/2021 09/2022 Psychologist and psychotherapist in training at St. Laurentius-Stift Waltrop (in-patient psychotherapy)

    Awards, scholarships, and competitive funds

    2025 Invited Speaker “New Findings” Symposium, Congress of the European College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ECNP), Amsterdam, Netherlands
    2025 Congress Travel Scholarship ECNP Workshop for Early Career Scientists in Europe, Nice, France

  • Research

    Research Interests
    • Brain strucutral and functional correlates of anxiety disorders
    • Optimizing exposure therapy for anxiety disorders
    • Factors influencing treatment succes in mental disorders
    • Brain structural connectivity (Connectomics)
    • Diffusion tensor imaging

     

    Research projects

    • TARGET
    • PACE

  • Publications

    • Meinert, H., Gruber, M., Brügge, E. D., Brüwer, L., Sindermann, L., Winter, A., ... & Leehr, E. J. (2026). Identifying a structural brain network for social anxiety: connectome-based predictive modeling and network analyses in a transdiagnostic sample. Translational Psychiatry, 16(1), 495.
    • Entire Bibliography: Google Scholar