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You can meet the winners of this years student travel prize by visiting this link (http://explore.tandfonline.com/lmt/taylor-francis-author-services-author-prizes/cognitive-neuropsychology-student-travel-prize/). It is a great way to get more involved in your research and an excellent opportunity!  

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Here is a link to the abstract for my poster, presented at the 2014 meeting of the Academy of Aphasia, in Miami, FL. The abstract was titled: Shared perceptual processes in phoneme and word perception: Evidence from aphasia

The 51st Annual Academy of Aphasia Meeting abstracts are now accessible through Procedia-Social and Behavioral Sciences in volume 94. Here is a link for direct access to my abstract entitled, Evaluating Semantic STM Deficits in Aphasia: Overly Rapid Decay vs. … Continue reading →

Cognitive Neuropsychology Student Travel Prizes

An interesting new study asserts that aphasic patients can improve language functions after stroke, even if they are older and are many years post-stroke. fMRI data suggests that this is due to the recruitment of alternate neural circuits. The Brain … Continue reading →

An interesting new study was summarized in Scientific American that examined the role of glial cells in seizure disorders. In a study using drosophila, seizures ensued when glial cells were unable to control their calcium levels. The importance of glial … Continue reading →

Thanks for stopping by and welcome to my website! You can learn a little bit about me, view my CV, see my teaching philosophy and research statement and view articles that I enjoy. If you have any questions, you can … Continue reading →