Dr. Jelena Djordjevic is a clinical neuropsychologist who works with patients suffering from epilepsy and other brain disorders. Her research has evolved in two directions. One direction studies the human sense of smell, with emphasis on topics such as perception of pleasant versus unpleasant odours, modulation of olfactory perception by cognitive processes, and olfactory functions and dysfunctions in different clinical populations. The second direction of Dr. Djordjevic's research lies in the field of clinical neuropsychology. She conducts empirical evaluations of existing neuropsychological tests and their applications, participates in construction and development of new neuropsychological assessment tools, develops and validates a neuropsychological battery for repeated testing, and studies the translation of neuropsychological instruments from one language to another.

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