Anders Martin Fjell
Professor
Interests
How does the brain develop and change during the life-span, and which cognitive consequences does this development have? My research is focused on understanding the dynamic relationship between changes in brain structure, brain function, and cognitive abilities. Participants in these studies range from 4 to 90 years of age. As many other researchers within the field of cognitive neuroscience, I try to take advantage of several different approaches to understand the relationship between brain and cognition, focusing mainly on electrophysiology (EEG/ ERP), structural brain measures (MR morphometry, diffusion tensor imaging), patients studies, and standardized as well as more experimental cognitive and neuropsychological tests. In specific projects other measures of or related to the brain are also included (PET, fMRI, CSF biomarkers, genetic testing). A recent interest is in how brain structure and function interact with CSF biomarkers in aging and Alzheimer’s disease to produce cognitive changes.
Background
- Professional degree in psychology from UiO (2001)
- PhD in psychology from UiO (2005). Thesis title: Integrating brain and behavior throughout the adult life-span
Awards
- 2020 Demensforskningspris 2020 går til Senter for livsløpsendringer i hjerne og kognisjon (LCBC) ved Anders Fjell og Kristine
- 2016 Elected member of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters
- 2015 UiO’s Forskningspris shared with Kristine Walhovd
- 2015 LCBC appointed status as one of 5 “World class” groups at UiO
- 2012 Morgenbladet’s list of the top 10 young (< 40 years) Norwegian researchers
- 2006 Fridtjof Nansens belønning for yngre forskere
- 2006 Hans Majestet Kongens gullmedalje
Contact
E-mail: a.m.fjell@psykologi.uio.no
Telephone: +47 228 45 129
Visiting address:
Harald Schjelderups hus
Forskningsveien
0373 Oslo
Postal address:
P.O. box 1094
Blindern
0317 Oslo
Project involvement
Select LCBC publications
