Elisa Rodríguez Ortega

Elisa Rodríguez Ortega is a Professor at the Universidad Camilo José Cela (UCJC) and holds academic roles across multiple institutions. She completed a Psychology degree at the University of Almería (UAL), followed by a Master's in Mental Health Research (UAL), and a Doctorate in Health, Psychology, and Psychiatry (UAL). Currently, she teaches in Psychology and Education programs, coordinates departments, and directs thesis committees.

Research Focus: Her work centers on preclinical models of addiction, neuroeducation, and neuroprotective interventions. Key interests include environmental enrichment's role in mitigating substance abuse, orexin system modulation in addiction, and translational neuroscience applications.

Professional Roles:

• Professor of Neuroeducation at School of Industrial Organization (EOI)
• Lecturer in Psychology Degrees (UNIR)
• Coordinator, Psychobiology Department (UNIR)
• Director of Master's Thesis in Special Educational Needs (UCJC)

Awards: Recognized with the 2013 Best Master's Transcript Award from UAL's Psychology Faculty.

Research Groups: Active member of CTS-280 (Clinical & Experimental Neuroscience), La Princesa Research Institute Group 16 (UAM), and PSICONLINE (UNIR).