Who is Paola Marangolo

Neuropsychologist and Cognitive Neuroscientist

Paola Marangolo is a neuropsychologist and cognitive neuroscientist whose work focuses on the neural mechanisms underlying language and communication. She has made significant contributions to the understanding and rehabilitation of language disorders, particularly aphasia, by combining experimental research with clinical practice.

Academic Background

Professor Paola Marangolo has built a distinguished academic career in the fields of neuropsychology and cognitive neuroscience. She has held academic positions at leading Italian universities and research institutions, where she has combined teaching, supervision, and research activities. Her work has focused on the study of language, cognition, and brain–behavior relationships, with particular attention to the mechanisms underlying language processing and recovery after brain damage.

Research Interests

Professor Marangolo’s main research interests include the neural bases of language, aphasia and other acquired language disorders, and the development of innovative rehabilitation approaches. She has conducted numerous experimental and clinical studies exploring how non-invasive brain stimulation, neuroimaging, and behavioral interventions can be combined to improve language outcomes in individuals with neurological conditions.

Within the framework of the conference, Professor Paola Marangolo will present a lecture dedicated to contemporary approaches in the assessment and rehabilitation of language disorders. She will discuss recent empirical findings, methodological advances, and clinical implications, highlighting how evidence-based interventions can enhance communication abilities and quality of life for people with aphasia and related conditions.

Selected Publications

Contact Information

Email: paola.marangolo@example.org
Phone: +39 000 000 000
Institutional affiliation and additional contact details will be provided during the conference.