The works carried out at LINGUA benefit from the clinical and neuroimaging approaches to study the neuroscience of language.
Courtois III Research Chair in Neuroscience at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences of the Université de Montréal
CIHR-funded clinical research project
Increasing evidence from clinical and developmental studies suggests that men and women have different language abilities and respond …
Healthy adults possess distinctive, heterogeneous patterns of relative strengths and weaknesses across various cognitive domains such …
This axis is currently under development. Come back soon for more information!
Over the course of recovery from aphasia, different neuroplastic mechanisms are triggered in response to the stroke event that could …
Understanding and differentiate between the nature of language deficits and the anatomical features of Alzheimer disease (AD), mild …
A unique opportunity to study the brain mechanisms that support language improvement in post-stroke aphasia
The provision, for the first time, of authentic reference data on these semantic and linguistic characteristics to a french canadian …
Increasing evidence from clinical and developmental studies suggests that men and women have different language abilities and respond …
Healthy adults possess distinctive, heterogeneous patterns of relative strengths and weaknesses across various cognitive domains such …
This axis is currently under development. Come back soon for more information!
Over the course of recovery from aphasia, different neuroplastic mechanisms are triggered in response to the stroke event that could …
Understanding and differentiate between the nature of language deficits and the anatomical features of Alzheimer disease (AD), mild …
A unique opportunity to study the brain mechanisms that support language improvement in post-stroke aphasia
The provision, for the first time, of authentic reference data on these semantic and linguistic characteristics to a french canadian …
