Markus Handal Sneve

Markus Handal Sneve is a Researcher and Senior Engineer at the University of Oslo's Department of Psychology, affiliated with the Center for the Study of Human Cognition (SFF) and the Center for Lifespan Changes in Brain and Cognition (LCBC). His work integrates neuroimaging and psychophysics to study memory mechanisms and visual perception.

• Academic Rank: Researcher
• Affiliations: Department of Psychology, LCBC, SFF

Education includes a Master's in Neuro-Cognitive Psychology from Ludwig-Maximilians University (Munich, 2008) and a Clinical Psychology degree from the University of Oslo (2005). Professional roles include PhD Research Fellow (2009–present) and collaborations with international researchers.

Research focuses on low-level visual memory, neural mechanisms of perceptual filling-in, and age-related changes in memory and brain structure. Key contributions include studies on hippocampal-cortical connectivity and blood-brain barrier dynamics across the lifespan.

Over 40 peer-reviewed articles span neuroscience, cognitive aging, and brain imaging. Notable collaborations include work with Professors Svein Magnussen, Kristine Walhovd, and Anders Fjell. Technical expertise includes MRI engineering and neuroimaging data processing.