Professor of Cognitive and Deputy Director of the Department of Child Psychiatry/Pears Maudsley Center for Children and Young People in the King's College London, UK.

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Who is Katya Rubia?

Katya Rubia is Professor of Cognitive and Deputy Director of the Department of Child Psychiatry /Pears Maudsley Center for Children and Young People in the King's College London, UK.
She is also a professor at the Technical University of Dresden, Germany, and “Transcampous Professor” of King´s-Dresden Transcampus Initiative. She is a world expert in neuroimaging with MRI in ADHD and other inifantile psychiatric diseases. Her investigations in the last 15 years have focused on neurotherapies on ADHD. She has published more than 265 articles and has an H 107 factor. It was included in Clarivate 2019 and 2020 among the most cited scientists of the last decade and in expertsCape and Google GPS such as World Leader in ADHD (5% Top 5% cited in that field). She won the European Prize for "Kramer-Pollnow" par excellence in clinical research in biological child psychiatry. She is a corresponding member of the Royal Academy of Medicine of Spain. It is part of the editorial of several scientific journals, including "Biological Psychiatry."

 

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Conference. Neuroimagen and Neurotherapies in the Attention and Hyperactivity Deficit Disorder (ADHD)

Neuroscience, neurotechnology and neurorights
Wednesday, July 30, 2025 |
10:00 - 11:15
Santo Domingo Convent, Chapter Sala
Katya Rubia. She is a professor of cognitive and deputy director of the Department of Child Psychiatry/Pears Maudsley Center for Young People in the King's College London, UK.


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