Dr Rea LEHNER
Associate Director of Future Health Technologies
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Co-Investigator of A Neuroscientific investigation of the Interaction between Crowdedness and Environment typology (NICE), FCL Global
Dr Rea Lehner received her degrees in Biology, Human Movement Science and Neuroscience from the University of Berne and ETH Zurich, where she continued her research at the Neural Control of Movement lab as a postdoctoral researcher.
She has contributed substantially to the development of the Future Health Technologies research programme at the Singapore-ETH Centre.
Rea Lehner has a strong interest in understanding motor fatigability and how it can be modulated in humans. Furthermore, she is involved in research projects in China and Singapore, investigating brain-computer interface-driven therapy and applications in patients.
She is experienced in using a wide range of neuroscientific methods such as neuroimaging, brain stimulation, eye tracking, and behavioral testing. Furthermore, she has conducted clinical trials in individuals with autism spectrum disorder, obesity, and stroke.