Lea Jakob

Lea Jakob Overview

Lea Jakob, a Ph.D. candidate at the 3rd Medical Faculty of Charles University in Prague, is deeply involved in the realm of Neuroscience. Her research journey focuses on understanding various aspects of Schizophrenia spectrum disorder, delving into brain imaging investigations and studying changes in the gut microbiome. During her Master's studies, Lea actively engaged in numerous projects centered around neuropsychological assessment and clinical/health psychology.

As part of her research training, she contributed to the Junior Researcher Programme and completed a research internship at the University of Cambridge, where she translated psychological insights into practical resources for policymakers. Her contributions extend to publishing peer-reviewed articles that span diverse topics, such as financial literacy among adolescents, neuropsychological batteries, cognition and perception in traffic settings, personality psychology, and public health.

Lea's academic endeavors have taken her to various international conferences, workshops, and university talks. Her engagement spans across international and interdisciplinary research groups, underscoring her commitment to collaboration and holistic learning.

Alongside her academic pursuits, Lea's expertise extends to consultancy in Human Resources and customer experience design. Her specialization in workplace personality assessment and human-centered design illustrates her commitment to bridging the gap between academic knowledge and real-world applications.