A comprehensive neural model of language must accommodate four components:
representations, operations, structures and encoding. Recent intracranial research has …

Dyslexia, a frequent learning disorder, is characterized by severe impairments in reading
and writing and hypoactivation in reading regions in the left hemisphere. Despite decades of …

Here, we review the literature on neurotypical individuals and individuals with post-stroke
aphasia showing that right-hemisphere regions homologous to language network and other …

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition frequently associated
with structural cerebellar abnormalities. Whether cerebellar grey matter volumes (GMV) are …

The left temporo-parietal cortex (TPC) is crucial for phonological decoding, ie, for learning
and retaining sound-letter mappings, and appears hypoactive in dyslexia. Here, we tested …

Purpose Age-related hearing loss is the most common form of permanent hearing loss that
is associated with various health traits, including Alzheimer's disease, cognitive decline, and …

The left temporo-parietal cortex (TPC) is crucial for phonological decoding, ie, for learning
and retaining sound-letter mappings, and appears hypoactive in dyslexia. Here, we tested …

Stroke is the leading cause of long-term disability worldwide. Incurred brain damage can
disrupt cognition, often with persisting deficits in language and executive capacities. Yet …

Syntactic processing and verbal working memory are both essential components to
sentence comprehension. Nonetheless, the separability of these systems in the brain …

Fluent word reading requires the processing and integration of orthography, Phonology, and
semantics. Previous research has mainly focused on the relevant neural correlates in the …