I am currently pursuing a Master's degree in Psychology and I am working as a research assistant in the Computational Neuroscience of Speech & Hearing research group. The main projects I am involved in focus on addressing the challenges of hearing loss in older individuals. My master’s thesis is part of the research project, titled "Benefits of auditory-cognitive training for hearing rehabilitation and cognitive functioning in older hearing-impaired individuals", which explores the potential advantages of integrating auditory-cognitive training programs into hearing rehabilitation strategies.