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Anatomofunctional mechanisms underlying pure word deafness following unilateral damage: Evidence fro
Speaker: Prof Gabriele Miceli - University of Trento, Italy Click here to watch this talk. Pure Word Deafness (PWD) is an extremely rare...
From structural connections to functional divisions
Speaker: Assoc Prof Michel Thiebaut de Schotten - Hôpital Pitié Salpêtrière, Paris Click here to watch this talk. 'The nature of the...
Neurobiology of language recovery in stroke-induced aphasia
Speaker: Prof Cynthia Thompson - Dept. of Communication Sciences and Disorders, Northwestern Univeristy, USA Click here to watch this...
Non-invasive brain stimulation in cognitive deficits after stroke: The case of hemispatial neglect
Speaker: Dr Dario Cazzoli - ARTORG Center, University of Bern, Switzerland Click here to watch this talk. Left-sided hemispatial neglect...
Predicting language outcomes and recovery after stroke: From application to theory
Speaker: Dr Thomas Hope - University College London, UK Much of the early history of human neuroscience revolved around the study of the...
Lesion identification and multimodal prediction of aphasia scores in chonic stroke
Speaker: Dr Dorian Pustina, Department of Neurology, University of Pennsylvania, USA Click here to watch this talk. Each year, an...
Brain and language plasticity: Speech production and aphasia
Speaker: Dr Jenny Crinion, Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, University College London, UK As a Speech and Language Therapist, ‘They...
The functional anatomy of writing: evidence of dysgraphia in stroke
Speaker: Professor Gabrieli Miceli, The Centre for Mind/Brain Sciences, University of Trento. Click here to watch this talk. Over the...
Diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of aphasia
Speaker: Dr Chris Rorden, University of South Carolina. Click here to watch this talk.
Stroke Rehabilitation - the Corticospinal Tract and Beyond
Speaker: Dr Ailie Turton, University of Bristol. Click here to watch this talk. Dr Turton is an Occupational Therapist and Senior...
