Graziella Orrù received her Master's Degree (2002) in clinical psychology, a post-Master's degree in neuropsychology (2010), and Ph.D. in geriatrics sciences (2010) with a specialization in cognitive psychotherapy (2010) (University of Padua, Italy). She is an expert in non-invasive brain stimulation (NIBS), neuropsychology, and cognitive rehabilitation. After spending a few years in the UK working at King's College, UCL, and international organizations (CHT, London, and The Disability Trust, Cambridge), she is currently a researcher at the University of Pisa. She is registered as a psychologist and psychotherapist in Italy and as a clinical psychologist in the UK (HCPC). While working in London, she received an award in Rome, receiving an International Award for Journalism, Social Care, Promotion of Human rights, Communication, Research and Diffusion of Scientific Information (October 2013). Her interests include NIBS stimulations, in particular tDCS, neuropsychology, machine learning, and methodology.
