Kamolika Roy

Kamolika Roy is a Clinical Instructor in the Department of Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, focusing on neurodegenerative diseases and clinical interventions. Her research spans Alzheimer's disease, brain metabolism, and gene therapy for ocular disorders.

Her work emphasizes the intersection of psychiatry and neuroscience, utilizing neuroimaging techniques like FDG-PET to study cognitive decline and daily living skills across the Alzheimer's spectrum. She also explores innovative tools for early detection and functional assessment.

Recent publications highlight her contributions to understanding amyloid-beta dynamics, glycogen metabolism in neurodegeneration, and performance-based instruments for Alzheimer's diagnostics. Her research extends to clinical gene therapy trials for inherited retinal conditions, demonstrating interdisciplinary expertise.

Contact: kamolika.roy@yale.edu