Monica Lindin New

Monica Lindin New is a Lecturer at the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), where she holds a university teaching position and contributes to both undergraduate and postgraduate education in psychology and neuroscience. She is actively involved in the teaching of core and elective courses such as Biological Foundations of Behavior and Higher Psychic Processes within the Degree in Psychology and the University Master in Neuroscience.

Her research is aligned with the Applied Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychogerontology research group, indicating a strong focus on the neural and cognitive mechanisms underlying human behavior across the lifespan, particularly in aging populations. Her academic work bridges experimental psychology with neuroscientific methodologies to explore higher cognitive functions.

While no recent publications are listed in the provided text, her teaching and research portfolio suggests a consistent engagement with cognitive neuroscience, experimental psychology, and psychogerontology. She contributes to specialized training through the Master's program in Psychology with a focus on experimental methods.

Scientific Affiliation:

• Research Group: Applied Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychogerontology

Monica Lindin New is actively engaged in academic instruction and research. There is no indication of advisory roles for students in the provided information, nor any mention of grants or funded projects. She participates in structured tutoring activities, supporting student learning within her academic unit.