Kati Anneli Rantanen

Kati Anneli Rantanen serves as a University Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at the University of Helsinki. Her contact details include phone numbers +358504484148 and +358294129408, with email kati.rantanen@helsinki.fi. Her research integrates clinical neuropsychology, developmental outcomes of neurological conditions, and technology-assisted interventions for neurodiverse populations.

Her primary research domains include Clinical Neuropsychology, Epilepsy and Cognition, Human-Computer Interaction, and Attention Deficit Disorders. She conducts population-based prospective studies examining academic competence in children with early-onset epilepsy while pioneering HCI methods like fogscreen gestural interfaces for attention-deficit populations. Her interdisciplinary work bridges psychological theory, clinical practice, and technological innovation.

Recent publications (2022-2025) reveal three key trajectories: neuropsychology training standards in Finland, long-term educational impacts of childhood epilepsy, and novel interaction techniques for children with attention deficits. These studies demonstrate consistent collaboration with medical, technological, and educational researchers across Finland and internationally.

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Advising and grants show no publicly listed doctoral students or funded projects. Her work appears embedded within larger collaborative frameworks, particularly evident in multi-institutional publications involving HCI specialists and clinical neuropsychologists.