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Universität Trier

Campus I: Universitätsring 15, Campus II: Behringstraße, 54286 Trier
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Hefti, René; Guemghar, Souad; Battegay, Edouard et al.

Do positive psychosocial factors contribute to the prediction of coronary artery disease? A UK Biobank-based machine learning approach

European journal of preventive cardiology. Bd. 32. H. 6. England. 2025 S. 443 - 452


Göbel, Sabrina; Bollig, Sabine

Doing ‘shared care’ in between family and early childhood education and care

Bollig, Sabine; Groß, Lisa (Hrsg). Practicing the Family: The Doing and Making of Family In, With and Through Social Work and Education. 2025 S. 139 - 208


Schönhärl, Korinna; Lobner, Laura; Meyer-Hamme, Johannes

Drei Spielfilme über die Wannseekonferenz als Anlass historischen Lernens

Geschichte in Wissenschaft und Unterricht. Bd. 9/10. 2025 S. 555 - 571


Heinze, Anna-Sophie

Drivers of radicalisation? The development and role of the far-right youth organisation ‘Young Alternative’ in Germany

International Political Science Review. Bd. 46. H. 1. 2025 S. 108 - 124


Mink, Fabienne; Lutz, Wolfgang; Hehlmann, Miriam I.

Ecological Momentary Assessment in psychotherapy research: A systematic review

Clinical Psychology Review. Bd. 117. Elsevier BV 2025 S. 102565


Fernau, Henning

Editorial 2025: Going Beyond 40.

Acta Informatica. Bd. 62. H. 4. 2025 S. 42


Levkovich, Inbar; Elyoseph, Zohar; Lauderdale, Sean et al.

Editorial: Empowering suicide prevention efforts with generative AI technology

Frontiers in psychiatry. Bd. 16. Switzerland. 2025 1643893


Geißler, Theresa; Goerke, Laszlo

Educational Mismatch and Trade Union Membership

Industrial Relations: A Journal of Economy and Society. Bd. 65. H. 1. Wiley 2025 S. 24 - 44


Kasten, Florian H.; Darrasse, Zoé; Busson, Quentin et al.

Effects of transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) on neural oscillations in speech perception are replicable and predictable

Brain Stimulation. Bd. 18. H. 5. Elsevier BV 2025 S. 1617 - 1619