Neuroscience and scientific measurement
The specialist's name is revealed at the initial consultation
The neuroscience side of our measurements is led by a researcher whose work focuses on the link between movement and cognitive decline, and on methods that measurably slow brain aging.
At HUMAX, this ensures cognition is never a subjective feeling but a measured value with a clear baseline and checkpoint.
Academic credentials
- PhD in neuroscience
- Researcher of cognitive-motor interaction
- Author of international scientific publications
Areas of specialisation
- Cognitive regeneration
- Cognitive-motor dual tasking
- Neuroplasticity and brain aging
Role within the HUMAX ecosystem
He performs baseline cognitive measurements and sets the neurological thresholds used to adjust load, rest and cognitive training within the program.
- Cognitive test battery (attention, working memory, processing speed)
- Cognitive-motor dual-task assessments
- Re-measurement every 4–6 months
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