Isabel Martín Monzón

Prof. Isabel Martín Monzón is an Associate Professor in the Area of Psychobiology, Department of Experimental Psychology, at the University of Seville, Spain, where she also serves as Vice-Dean for International Relations at the Faculty of Psychology. She is a neuroscientist and Clinical Neuropsychologist, and currently serves as the University of Seville's Delegate to the Real Colegio Complutense at Harvard University. She is also an Associate Editor of Brain Communications (Oxford University Press).

Her research focuses on advancing brain health across healthy aging and neurological disorders, including brain tumors, through translational neuroscience. Her work investigates neuroplasticity, cognitive reserve, brain resilience, and the potential of neurotechnology and non-invasive brain stimulation to enhance cognitive function and quality of life. She is particularly interested in developing evidence-based interventions that integrate neuromodulation and multidomain lifestyle strategies to promote brain health and prevent cognitive decline.

She collaborates with leading international research institutions, including the Hinda and Arthur Marcus Institute for Aging Research at Harvard Medical School, where she is a Visiting Researcher, Mayo Clinic (USA), and Gui de Chauliac Hospital (France).

She is also a founding member of RISCEMB and a researcher in the Neuroscience of Wellbeing Research Group, contributing to multidisciplinary initiatives that bridge basic neuroscience, clinical research, and innovative approaches to cognitive enhancement and brain health optimization.