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The broad goal of our research is to better understand how language is instantiated in the human brain. Studies focus on neurologically healthy individuals and those with stroke-induced left hemisphere damage (a condition called aphasia). We are specifically interested in sentence production and word retrieval abilities and their breakdown in aphasia, language learning and training-induced neural plasticity, and their interaction with bilingualism and cognitive mechanisms. This project examines the assoc...

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The broad goal of our research is to better understand how language is instantiated in the human brain. Studies focus on neurologically healthy individuals and those with stroke-induced left hemisphere damage (a condition called aphasia). We are specifically interested in sentence production and word retrieval abilities and their breakdown in aphasia, language learning and training-induced neural plasticity, and their interaction with bilingualism and cognitive mechanisms. This project examines the assoc...

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Communication Partner Training At the University of Maryland (CoPTUM). The next workshop is on Saturday, February 25, 2017. February 25, 2017. June 24, 2017. These are held the last Saturday in October, February and June). You can register here. Brain Injury Support Group conducted in Spanish. By the Adventist Rehabilitation Hospital - typically 3rd Tuesday of the month. View Flyer here.

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Faroqi-Shah, Y., Sampson, M.*, Pranger, M.* and Baughman, S.* (2016). Inhibitory control, word retrieval and bilingual aphasia: is there a relationship. Journal of Neurolinguistics. Slevc R., Faroqi-Shah, Y., Saxena, S.* and Okada, B.* (2016). Preserved processing of musical structure in a person with agrammatic aphasia, Neurocase. Oi: 10.1080/13554794.2016.1177090 pdf. Faroqi-Shah, Y, (2016). The rise of Big Data in adult neurorehabilitation. Seminars in Speech and Language, 37 (1), 3-9. Faroqi-Shah, Y&...

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APHASIA RESEARCH NEEDS YOUR HELP. You can help understand aphasia better by volunteering in our research. We are recruiting participants for our studies. Depending on the study, we recruit:. Persons who are neurologically healthy (do not have aphasia or any other neurological condition) in the age ranges of 18-30 years and over 45 years. We are currently recruiting for the following studies:. Language Intervention (or speech therapy) for persons with aphasia. Language intervention with FMRI flyer.

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The primary focus of Dr. Faroqi-Shah’s research is the production of language, specifically difficulties in language production arising from damage to the brain (a condition called aphasia. The long term goal of her research is to help persons with aphasia to achieve their maximum speaking potential by studying neural plasticity following speech-language therapy (especially on verbs and sentences). She is also interested in bilingualism and multicultural issues. MJ is a freshman studying. Yanni is a fres...

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Labs, Collaborations, and Initiatives | HESP l Hearing and Speech Sciences Department l University of Maryland

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Skip to main content. Labs, Collaborations, and Initiatives. Our faculty and students in Hearing and Speech Sciences are highly involved in research, collaborations, and initiatives, both within our department and across departments at UMD. See below to explore the wide variety of interdisciplinary research that is being conducted through and with the HESP department:. Hearing and Speech Sciences Lab Name. Dr Yasmeen Faroqi Shah. Auditory Perception and Modeling Laboratory. Dr Yi Ting Huang. University o...

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N Partial or total loss of the ability to articulate ideas or comprehend spoken or written language, resulting from damage to the brain caused by injury or disease. To empower people with aphasia to participate in their own communities. Click here to view our contact details. Or email us at info@aphasia.org.nz. 2010 Aphasia New Zealand Charitable Trust Site design: finity.

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The broad goal of our research is to better understand how language is instantiated in the human brain. Studies focus on neurologically healthy individuals and those with stroke-induced left hemisphere damage (a condition called aphasia). We are specifically interested in sentence production and word retrieval abilities and their breakdown in aphasia, language learning and training-induced neural plasticity, and their interaction with bilingualism and cognitive mechanisms. This project examines the assoc...

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