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Poster
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Title
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First Author
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Topic Area 
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D67
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Dissociating the effects of semantic predictability and plausibility in dynamic environments: A computational trial-by-trial EEG analysis
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Zhao, Meihua
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Computational Approaches
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D58
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Functional specificity in multimodal large language models and the human brain
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Wang, Chengcheng
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Computational Approaches
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D34
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Lesion-symptom mapping of phonological working memory load using rhyme judgments in people with chronic post-stroke aphasia
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Matchin, William
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Disorders: Acquired
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D61
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Elementalism: a clinical framework for testing the neurobiology of language
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Williamson, T R
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Disorders: Acquired
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D40
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Uncovering language deficits in focal epilepsy: Beyond the limits of noun naming and verbal fluency
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Reardon, Aoife
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Disorders: Acquired
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D43
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Investigating word production errors in aphasia with large language models and intracortical microelectrode recordings
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Schiffl, Laura
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Disorders: Acquired
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D33
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Resting-State Connectivity and Language Impairments in Primary Progressive Aphasia: A Comparative Study of lvPPA and nfvPPA
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Masson-Trottier, Michèle
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Disorders: Acquired
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D57
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Neuroplasticity in language recovery-a longitudinal study with a post stroke aphasic patient
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WANG, Qingchun
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Disorders: Acquired
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D49
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Individualized computational models recapitulate directly-measured neural correlates of sematic and phonological impairments
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Staples, Ryan
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Disorders: Acquired
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D12
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Multivariate multichannel morphometry reveals mesoscale white matter structures supporting language processing in post-stroke aphasia
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DeMarco, Andrew
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Disorders: Acquired
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D6
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Neural correlates of connected speech outcomes and recovery from aphasia in the first year after stroke
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Casilio, Marianne
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Disorders: Acquired
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D56
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Right hemisphere functional connectivity increases in large left-hemisphere strokes but does not relate to aphasia severity
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Vladyko, Natalya
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Disorders: Acquired
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D69
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The Language of Thought is not Language: Evidence from Formal Induction
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Kean, Hope
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Disorders: Acquired
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D9
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Subgroup-level functional connectivity of the M1 inter-effector areas differentiating stuttering and non-stuttering children
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Chang, Soo-Eun
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Disorders: Developmental
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D11
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Effect of working memory load in natural sentence reading in adolescents with ADHD and ADD- Evidence from the simultaneous recording of Eye Movements and Fixation-Related Potentials
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Chung, Jou An
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Disorders: Developmental
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D60
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Differences in White Matter Fiber Density and Fiber-bundle Cross-section in Children who Stutter compared to Controls: a Fixel-based Analysis
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Weerathunge, Hasini
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Disorders: Developmental
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D4
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A passive auditory language fMRI paradigm in children with diverse language development profiles
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Bolgina, Tatiana
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Disorders: Developmental
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D10
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Transcranial Photobiomodulation on the Left Inferior Frontal Gyrus Enhances Mandarin Chinese L1 and L2 Complex Sentence Processing Performances
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Chen, Luyao
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Language Development/Acquisition
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D17
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Receptive language proficiency relates to cortical tracking of continuous speech in noise in children
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Hampton Wray, Amanda
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Language Development/Acquisition
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D14
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The cognitive neural mechanisms and age-related development of taxonomic and thematic relations processing: A resting-state fMRI study
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Ding, Jinfeng
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Language Development/Acquisition
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D38
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Infant directed speech facilitates vowel category discrimination in pre-verbal infants
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Peter, Varghese
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Language Development/Acquisition
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D45
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POSTER WITHDRAWN Transcranial direct-current stimulation of core language areas facilitates contextual acquisition of spoken and written words: multi-study evidence
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Shtyrov, Yury
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Language Development/Acquisition
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D36
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Infants Neural Speech Encoding Forecasts Language Outcomes in Preschool Years: Convergence of Prediction and Validation
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PAN, Shaoqi
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Language Development/Acquisition
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D51
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A smaller 'word' in a word? Morphological processing in the bilingual 4-5-year-olds' brain
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sun, Xin
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Language Development/Acquisition
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D21
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Mapping the task-general and task-specific neural correlates of speech production: meta-analysis and fMRI direct comparisons of category fluency and picture naming
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Humphreys, Gina
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Language Production
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D66
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Cognitive control traits and states modulate lexical competition during word production
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Zhang, Sifan
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Language Production
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D18
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Sublexical linguistic features drive the speaker-listener neural synchronization
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Hong, Chen
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Language Production
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D13
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The neural basis of phonological neighborhood density and lexical frequency across adulthood
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Diaz, Michele
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Language Production
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D47
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Language-critical areas serve as connectors across language subnetworks
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Slutzky, Marc
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Language Production
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D1
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Network Analysis of Hemispheric Language Dominance Reveals Enhanced Fronto-Temporal Connectivity in Atypically Lateralized Individuals
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Andrulyte, Ieva
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Language Production
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D8
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Semantic cognition and executive control functions differentially predict propositional language production in younger and older healthy adults: a preliminary investigation
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Chan, Melody M.Y.
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Language Production
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D48
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POSTER WITHDRAWN When the order is relevant: Investigating the processing of temporal order violations in conjunctive sentences
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Spychalska, Maria
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Meaning: Discourse and Pragmatics
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D27
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Causal role of vTPJ and lATL in social-semantic working memory: Insights from TMS
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Lin, Nan
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Meaning: Lexical Semantics
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D64
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Semantic neighborhood effects with anterior temporal lobe stimulation
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Xiao, Cheng
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Meaning: Lexical Semantics
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D15
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Ultra-high-field (7T) fMRI reveals graded semantic structure in the ventral anterior temporal cortex
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Frisby, Saskia L.
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Meaning: Lexical Semantics
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D28
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When words denoting entities and/or events become subjects: an EEG study
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Luo, Yingyi
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Meaning: Lexical Semantics
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D50
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Parameter-Efficient Tuning Outperforms Fine-Tuning in Aligning Language Models with Brain Activity
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Sun, Jingyuan
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Methods
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D19
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Brain Mechanisms Underlying the Reading of Mandarin Derivational Morpheme
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Hsu, Chun-Hsien
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Morphology
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D52
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Evidence for Language-Shaped Conceptual Representations: Bilinguals Converge on Representations Interposed Between Monolinguals’
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Taliaferro, Maya
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Multilingualism
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D63
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Online Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Reveals the Dynamic Interaction Between Language Control and Processing in Bilingual Word Production
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Wu, Junjie
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Multilingualism
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D65
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Neural Substrates of Action Verb Embodiment in First and Second Language
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Yang, Jing
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Multilingualism
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D5
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Earlier evoked response for lexical surprisal in L1 compared to L2 during naturalistic listening
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Brennan, Jonathan
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Multilingualism
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D55
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Decoding anticipated semantic and visual word features in Spanish-English heritage speakers
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Trammel, Timothy
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Multilingualism
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D16
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The Neurobiological Basis for Embodied Word Learning in Chinese and English
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Guan, Connie Qun
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Multisensory or Sensorimotor Integration
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D22
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Cross-species representation of semantic information in prefrontal cortex at single-cell resolution
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Jamali, Mohsen
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Multisensory or Sensorimotor Integration
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D26
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The spatio-temporal dynamics of phonetic encoding in aging and aphasia
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Kries, Jill
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Phonology
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D39
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Prior knowledge benefits nap-mediated consolidation of Cantonese tones through talker generalization
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Qin, Zhen
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Prosody
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D42
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Changes in pupil size track the syllabic rhythm of natural speech
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Sauppe, Sebastian
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Prosody
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D35
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Neural Facilitation in Visual Word Processing Following Parafoveal Preview and Stimulus Repetition
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Maurer, Urs
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Reading
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D2
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Comparing novel visual words learning methods and the impact of consolidation with an original FPVS-EEG approach
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Barillon, Amaury
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Reading
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D44
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Do deaf readers pre-activate phonology during sentence comprehension?
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Sehyr, Zed
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Reading
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D30
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Developmental neural incongruency patterns between sentence reading and arithmetic: An ERP study
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MA, Jie
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Reading
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D20
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Exploring the Impact of Emotion on Sentence Reading in Older Adults
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Huang, Yi-Wen
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Reading
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D68
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Neural Substrates and Functional Connectivity for Chinese Character Processing in Children
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Zhuang, Wen-Wen
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Reading
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D7
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Clarifying the roles of spatial configuration and orthographic depth in shaping brain laterality in visual word processing
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Chan, Alice HD
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Reading
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D23
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POSTER WITHDRAWN Seeking Visual Word Form Area in EEG: A study in three languages and four orthographies
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Khokhar, Hareem
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Reading
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D37
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Somatosensory-based tongue response to tongue stretch perturbation during steady state vowel production: EMG data and biomechanical modeling.
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Perrier, Pascal
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Speech Motor Control
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D46
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Multiplexed representations for attempted speech, listening, and reading on the motor cortex and their effect on speech neuroprostheses
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Silva, Alexander
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Speech Motor Control
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D24
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Neural Correlates of Motor Speech Sequence Learning in Adults Who Stutter and Neurotypical Speakers
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Kim, Jackie S.
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Speech Motor Control
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D70
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Capturing Invariant Neural Processes for Aphasia Rehabilitation Using Transfer Learning and Group Dynamics
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Singh, Aditya
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Speech Motor Control
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D54
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No causal role for premotor cortex in the perception or misperception of degraded speech: Evidence from TMS
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Tolkacheva, Valeriya
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Speech Perception
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D29
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A computational investigation of the transformation from talker-specific detail to talker-invariant lexical representations
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Luthra, Sahil
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Speech Perception
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D62
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Not just noise: Using aperiodic EEG activity to study listening effort in speech comprehension
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Woods, Sarah J.
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Speech Perception
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D32
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Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex supports lexical selection during spoken word recognition
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Mallard, Mel
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Speech Perception
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D31
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Gray matters: Impacts of electrode placement on responses recorded during natural speech listening
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Mai, Anna
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Speech Perception
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D59
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Computational operations of phrasal composition in the brain
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Wang, Shaonan
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Syntax and Combinatorial Semantics
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D25
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Humans vs. NLMs in Processing Wh-Filler-Gap Dependency and Backward Sluicing
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Koo, Keonwoo
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Syntax and Combinatorial Semantics
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D53
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The role of basal ganglia in Chinese syntactic ambiguity resolution
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Tan, Yingying
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Syntax and Combinatorial Semantics
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D41
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White matter differences in individuals with developmental dysgraphia
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Sagi, Romi
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Writing and Spelling
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