Department: Psychology and Educational Sciences Department

Unit: Digital health, health, well-being

Research group: CogNeLab Cognitive NeuroLab

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Email: dredolar@uoc.edu

Doctor by the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona with the thesis Facilitación de la memoria por autoestimulación eléctrica intracraneal en ratas normales y con lesión cerebral 2004. Supervised by Dr. Pilar Segura Torres, Dr. Ignasi Morgado Bernal.

Researcher Diego Emilia Redolar-Ripoll has extensive research experience in the field of neurosciences, specifically in the study of cognitive functions using invasive and non-invasive stimulation techniques on the nervous system in animal and human subjects. Her RDI work has focused on the study of the neural bases of cognitive control, learning and memory, and their modulation and enhancement through neural systems of reinforcement, as well as on the study of recovery from cognitive deficits. Currently, her research is mainly interested in modulating brain activity using non-invasive brain stimulation techniques to study the neural bases of different cognitive processes such as executive function and memory tasks in humans. She is a member of the Cognitive NeuroLab R&I group (2017 SGR 273) and is principal investigator for two of the RDI projects (PSI2012-36610 and PSI2016-80056-P) of the Spanish Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness' National Plan and different R&I transfer projects.