Dr. Sabine Hölter is a Behavioural Neuroscientist heading the Behavioural Unit at the German Mouse Clinic (GMC) at Helmholtz Munich, Germany, and Lecturer at Technical University Munich. She serves as Coordinator of the EBRA cluster PREMOS, Co-Lead of the Behaviour & Sensory Workgroup of the International Mouse Phenotyping Consortium (IMPC), Science Communication Coordinator of COST Action CA20135, and Chair of the ECNP Preclinical Data Forum Network. Her research focuses on the translational relevance of behavioural and brain phenotypes of genetic mouse models for neurodevelopmental, neurodegenerative, and rare diseases. Her group has worked on phenotypes that are relevant across disorders, phenotype progression over the life time including influences of environmental factors, and on somatic comorbidities of brain disorders. Dr. Hölter has worked as Workpackage Leader and member in several EU-funded projects since 2003.