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Josefine Andin is a Senior Associate Professor at Linköping University with a focus on neuroscience and disability research. Her research explores brain processes involved in cognitively demanding tasks, particularly in individuals with hearing loss and deafness. She investigates how biological, psychological, and social factors contribute to disability from a biopsychosocial perspective, emphasizing the interaction between impairment and the environment. Her work includes research on cognitive demands under challenging conditions, such as auditory and visual noise, and how these factors influence brain function and performance in tasks among deaf individuals. Additionally, she is involved in various PhD projects that analyze the effects of hearing loss on emotional perception and cognitive fatigue. Andin's teaching philosophy centers on a mutual respect between students and teachers, encouraging students to engage deeply with the material and think critically. She teaches courses in disability research, neuroscience, and quantitative methods at the bachelor's and master's levels. Her courses are designed to promote complex thinking and enhance understanding beyond mere factual knowledge.
Linköping University • Linköping, Sweden
Leading research in neuroscience and disability studies, focusing on the intersection of cognitive science and hearing loss.
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