Next week, our team will be sharing several perspectives on aphasia at the Academy of Aphasia in Liège. On Sunday 4 October, Pedro Nascimento Alves will speak about how disruption to neurotransmitter circuits relates to different aphasia profiles and may help predict response to drug treatment. Later that day, Lena Tulner will present a poster looking beyond traditional aphasia labels, using functional decoding of stroke lesions to explore how patients differ. Our colleague M

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 #

NEURAL 2025 “Emergent Properties of the Connected Brain” begins in Bordeaux today! The room is ready, the programmes are set, and a week of deep discussion on emergence is about to start. We’re welcoming an international, multidisciplinary group to explore how complex meaning arises across levels — from neural dynamics to cognition — using the latest neuroimaging tools across neurosurgery neuroscience linguistics neurology speechandlanguagetherapy . 🧠 Tools an

Thanks to Dr's Mariacristina Musso & Andrea Dressing from the University of Freiburg for organising the #DGKN @dgkn_news on...

Very proud of my PhD student, @LDulyan, for a brilliant presentation of her longitudinal work predicting motor #recovery after #stroke...

This study builds on novel methods to elucidate structure-function relationships by leveraging lesion data - An analytical framework for...