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Roy Kessels is a clinical neuropsychologist and professor of Neuropsychology at Radboud University, where he focuses on the study of human memory and the effects of aging, alcohol on cognition, and dementia. He conducts research on the learning abilities of individuals with cognitive disorders, particularly in the context of skill acquisition. His work includes examining memory deficits associated with brain diseases like mild cognitive impairment (MCI), dementia, and alcohol-related cognitive disorders such as Korsakoff's syndrome. Kessels employs a range of methodologies including structural and functional MRI and experimental psychology, collaborating with various clinical disciplines like neurology and psychiatry. He is also involved in scientific advisory boards, contributing to the advancement of neuropsychology and rehabilitation psychology.
Donders Centre Cognition • Nijmegen, Netherlands
Leading research in cognition and memory.
Radboud University • Nijmegen, Netherlands
Teaching and conducting research in Neuropsychology.
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