Imagine hearing your own voice echo back a fraction of a second after you speak. For most people, this is surprisingly disruptive. Speech slows, words become harder to produce, and fluent conversation can quickly fall apart. Yet some people barely seem affected at all. In our new study we reveals why. Led by Muge Ozker Sertel. Using brain imaging and advanced white matter tractography, we investigated how the brain responds when auditory feedback is delayed by just 200 millis

The Election is now open for four Councilor (board member) positions on the Society for the Neurobiology of Language (SNL) Board of Directors. To vote, Log In to your account and click “Vote in the Board of Directors Election.” You must be a current member to vote. If you're not a current member, you can join SNL by clicking “Pay Membership” on your account home page. If you don't have an SNL Account, please Create An Account. Voting closes on July 6, 2026. https://2026.neuro

We are running our annual workshop ahead of OHBM2026 in Bordeaux this year. Website: https://storage.googleapis.com/bcblabweb/events.html Catch the recordings: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg2e4R8SdhpchHCOuK78ZiMYKGXTTdGVm&si=H1qAz9_kvhK4c1dp The full programme: Sunday, June 7th 18:00 - 22:00: (Optional) Informal Meet and Greet at the Connemara Pub https://share.google/yCc5vu9eUKVvWIpcN Monday, June 8th --> https://maps.app.goo.gl/rUsepJK73xToRdQb9 09:00 - 09:30: Regis

If you're heading to Bordeaux, please stop by and say hello. We would love to discuss #language, #neuroanatomy, #neurovariability, and where the field is heading next. We will be presenting our latest research on language networks, white matter organisation, speech monitoring, brain lateralisation, and neurovariability across the lifespan. Across all of these projects runs a common theme: understanding how #variability in brain organisation shapes #language, #cognition, and #