Spotlight Research: Predicting Therapy Outcomes With Machine Learning
BU Researchers Use Machine Learning to Create Personalized Recovery Plans for Individuals with Neurological Disorders Boston University Researchers are working to advance personalized healthcare by developing a personalized prediction algorithm for speech, language, and cognitive recovery in patients with neurological disorders. In a project funded by the Hariri Insitute, Boston University Researchers Swathi Kiran, Alan […]
Spotlight Research: Multiple Demand Study
BU Researchers Study: Functional Reorganization of the Language and Domain-general Multiple Demand Systems in Aphasia Introduction Our recent project on neuroplasticity and neurorecovery of aphasia examines how the brain adapts to recover language abilities in individuals with aphasia. It observes English speakers, whether they have a history of stroke or not, by studying the relationship […]
Spotlight Research: Neuroimaging in the Everyday World
BU Researchers Blend Disciplines to Create Technology for Neuroimaging in the Everyday World. The human brain is a complex system that is incredibly important to study in order to further our understanding of neurological functions, behaviors, and disorders. However, current technology limits our ability to capture data and images of the brain in the everyday […]
Featured Article: A New Semester
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Read our recent paper, “Benchmarks of significant change after aphasia rehabilitation”
This study established benchmarks of significant change on three standardized outcome measures (i.e., WAB, CETI, BNT) used in aphasia rehabilitation. Click here for a link to the Accepted manuscript forthcoming in Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
Our latest paper on treatment and generalization of sentence comprehension is now out #AJSLP #ASHAJOURNALS
Our recent paper on #semantic #verbalfluency #aphasia published in International Journal of Language and Communication Disorders
Read our latest work on #semantic #verbalfluency #aphasia #switching. Bose, A., Wood, R. & Kiran, S. (2016). Semantic fluency in aphasia. Clustering and switching in the course of one minute. International Journal of Communication Disorders.
A fantastic #AOA2016 meeting in beautiful llandudno, Wales! Excellent #science #aphasia Keynote on #DTI, talks, #ceilidhdancing and excursions to #conwy
Sarah Villard published her recent review paper on whether #attention deficits underlie #aphasia
Sarah Villard published her recent review paper on whether #attention deficits underlie #aphasia http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/yJUFSDizrqiYpzE8Mp6M/full
Attend @AphasiaLab talks at #ISHA2016 @ISHAIllinois #slpeeps
Attend @AphasiaLab talks at #ISHA2016 @ISHAIllinois #slpeeps. Here is the link to the convention. http://www.ishail.org/annual-convention