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Benjamin Boller is a researcher at the University of Montreal, focusing on cognitive aging, both normal and pathological. His research investigates individual factors that modulate how aging impacts the brain and cognition. Furthermore, he develops preventive cognitive interventions aimed at combating cognitive decline and studies the behavioral and neurophysiological effects of these interventions. Boller also explores factors that may enhance the effectiveness of these interventions, such as cognitive reserve levels and the use of virtual reality environments. He completed his postdoctoral training in neuropsychology at the Research Center of the Institute of Geriatric Medicine in Montreal and holds a PhD in psychology from Paris Descartes University. Boller is affiliated with several research units and engages in teaching and supervising graduate students, emphasizing the importance of cognitive health in aging populations.
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