Tabe Olde is a PhD candidate at Amsterdam UMC. He holds a Master’s degree in Cognitive Neuropsychology from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and has a multidisciplinary background in the Social Sciences. His research interest include neuropsychiatry, neuroimaging and emotion regulation.

Supervised by Prof. Christiaan Vinkers, he will coordinate an fMRI-study within the RHYTHM project. They will investigate how pharmacologically raising nocturnal cortisol levels in healthy individuals affects next-day stress reactivity, behavior, cognition and neural activity. Ultimately, the work aims to reveal how cortisol rhythmicity shapes resilience and the human stress response.

PhD student,
Amsterdam UMC