- E-mailLouise.Bjerrum@uib.no
- Visitor AddressÅrstadveien 175009 BergenRoom217E, Blokk C, Department of Clinical Psychology
- Postal AddressPostboks 78075020 BERGEN
My PhD project is part of the larger ENLIGHT project. The project aims to explore new and optimal light conditions to improve cognition, mood, and health in people with mild dementia. We will perform laboratory experiments testing the acute effects of different LED modalities on alertness and various aspects of cognitive performance and emotional processing. I am affiliated with Bergen Research Group for Innovation, Growth, Health and Technology (BRIGHT).
Deputy work and boards/panels/commissions
- Teaching PROPSY100
- PhD representative in Graduate School of Clinical and Developmental Psychology (CDP)
- Administrative coordinator of Bergen Research Group for Innovation, Growth, Health and Technology (BRIGHT)
- Group B (temporary academic staff) representative in the Department Board at Department of Clinical Psychology
- Substitute Safety representative at the Department of Clinical psychology
- 2020. The acute effects of light on alertness, cognition, and mood: a systematic review.
- 2020. The acute effects of light on alertness, cognition, and mood: a systematic review. Journal of Sleep Research.
- 2019. ENLIGHT: effects of light on cognition in dementia.
- 2018. Prolonged photoperiod alters time in sleep and slow-wave activity. The impact of blue-enriched light.
- 2018. Extending the photoperiod impacts circadian rhythmicity and gene expression in prefrontal cortex and retina- Impact of exposure to blue-enriched light. .
- 2018. Extended photoperiod alters sleep and expression of synaptic plasticity-associated genes. The impact of blue-enriched light.
- 2018. Extended photoperiod alters circadian rhythmicity and expression of neuroplasticity markers. The impact of blue-enriched light.
More information in national current research information system (CRIStin)
- Bachelor in Psychology 2011-2014
- One-year programme in Philosophy 2014-2015
- Master in Behavioral Neuroscience 2015-2018