Evy Brink

Evy Brink is a Researcher at Erasmus MC, specializing in Neurology with a focus on aphasia, stroke rehabilitation, and neuropsychological disorders. Her work integrates clinical research with systematic reviews and meta-analyses to advance understanding of language disorders and neurological impairments. She collaborates internationally, contributing to evidence-based therapeutic tools for speech pathologists and advancing diagnostic methods for neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and frontotemporal dementia.

Key research interests include cerebellar contributions to language processing, cognitive functioning in glioma patients, and optimizing aphasia therapy implementation. Her recent studies address speech and language errors during awake brain surgery, highlighting the intersection of neurosurgery and language preservation.

Collaborations span multiple countries, with a focus on interdisciplinary approaches to neurological challenges. She has supervised 4 research projects, contributing to peer-reviewed publications across high-impact journals in neurology and neuropsychology. Her work emphasizes translating clinical insights into practical tools for healthcare professionals.