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Irene Oeo Morín

PhD researcher, KU Leuven

Irene Oeo Morín is a PhD researcher at KU Leuven in Belgium. Irene studied psychology and trained as a therapist in Madrid, where she specialized in child therapy. She completed a master’s in neuropsychology at Maastricht University with a focus on research. Irene was awarded an FWO scholarship to study children with developmental coordination disorder, with the aim of understanding the cognitive challenges these children experience and finding ways to help them have a more successful learning experience. Irene is passionate about both science communication and child development.

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