Lena specializes in auditory neuroscience, with expertise in electrophysiology and psychoacoustics. She holds master’s degrees in biology and hearing technology and audiology. Her background includes practical work in hearing aid acoustics, combining hands-on experience with advanced scientific knowledge to enhance auditory health and technology

Lena’s research interests lie in auditory neuroscience, with a particular focus on the neural representation of natural and processed sounds and their effects on hearing and daily life. She is especially interested in how the auditory system changes in the elderly and its impact on overall health. Lena’s work aims to bridge the gap between state-of-the-art science and applications in audiology.