Julie Hall is an Assistant Professor in Neuropsychology at the University of Leiden. Her research is situated in both neuro- and experimental psychology, and is focussed on the the complex relationships between cognition, emotion, and motor functioning in health and neurodegenerative disorders. Since 2023 she has been working as Asssistant Professor within the framework of the Sector Plan for the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH), under the theme ‘Mental Health’.

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Julie Hall is an Assistant Professor in Neuropsychology at the University of Leiden. Her research is situated in both neuro- and experimental psychology, and is focussed on the the complex relationships between cognition, emotion, and motor functioning in health and neurodegenerative disorders.
Since 2023 she has been working as Asssistant Professor within the framework of the Sector Plan for the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH), under the theme ‘Mental Health’.

Research on neurodegenerative disorders

When investigating or treating dysfunctions, such as Parkinson's, we too often consider at them in isolation, overlooking the function of the network they are situated in.  By studying the complexity of these interactions, Hall aims to expose biomarkers of neurodegeneration for translation to clinical practice. Her current research combines experimental and neuropsychology, cognitive neuroscience, and functional neuroimaging.