C-STAR Lecture Series
This channel presents lectures on aphasia (language impairment caused by brain damage in adults), rehabilitation after stroke, neuroimaging and neurostimulation methodology, and the neurobiology of language. These lectures were given by researchers and guests in the Center for the Study of Aphasia Recovery (C-STAR). C-STAR houses researchers who examine the effects of factors such as behavioral treatment, brain stimulation, and residual brain function (brain plasticity) on recovery from aphasia. C-STAR is a collaboration between researchers from the University of South Carolina, the Medical University of South Carolina, Johns Hopkins University, and the University of California, Irvine. The Center is funded through the National Institute of Deafness and Communication Disorders (NIDCD) grant #NIH P50 DC014664.
«Вклад в словесное производство: данные об афазии и расстройствах речи», Кириаки Неофиту
«Здоровье сосудистой системы головного мозга и восстановление после афазии», Мария Варканица.
"Cross-Linguistic and Multicultural Framework in Aphasia Assessment", Jee Eun Sung
"Deep Learning-Based Brain Age as a Biomarker of Post-Stroke Language Recovery", Nicholas Riccardi
"Constrained RH Plasticity in Aphasia: An Opportunity to Improve Recovery?", Peter Turkeltaub
"Supporting Mental Health to Enhance Aphasia Rehabilitation", Deena Schwen Blackett
"Advancing Our Understanding of Naturalistic Language Production in Aphasia", Marianne Casilio
"Play on Words: An Aphasic Drama Group" Showcase Spring 2025
"Using inner speech to predict naming treatment outcomes in aphasia", Mackenzie Fama
"Understanding Cognitive and Language Deficits After Stroke Through Disconnections", Ida Rangus
"Post-Stroke Fatigue and Aphasia: New Insights and Emerging Treatments", Ellyn Riley
"Syntactic priming and language recovery in aphasia", Jiyeon Lee
"Narrative as Intervention: Story-Based Approaches for Aphasia Recovery", Katie Strong
"Multi-prong analyses of treatment effectiveness in the COMPARE dataset", Miranda Rose
"Syntactic processing in bilingual aphasia", Danielle Fahey
"Beyond Lesions: Unlocking the Language Disconnectome for Long-Term Predictions", Stephanie Forkel
"Play on Words": Aphasia Drama Improv Show
"Age-Related Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline", Samaneh Nemati
"Alice", by Play on Words
"Short-Form Naming Tests for Chronic or Progressive Aphasias", Grant Walker
"Understanding and modulating brain network plasticity", Anne Billot
"Attempting to quantify expressive syntactic competence", Jeremy Yeaton
"Controlled Aspects of Language Production", Stephanie Riès
"How can rTMS be individualized for post-stroke aphasia recovery?", Sophie Arheix-Parras
"Computational analysis of aphasic narrative speech: Are we there yet?", Steven Bedrick
"The neurocognition of developmental language disorder", Michael Ullman
"Item Response Theory models for outcome measures in aphasia", Hula, Fergadiotis, and Walker
"What in the brain does the speaking?", Vitória Piai
"Recent Evidence on the Neurobiology of Concept Representation", Jeff Binder
"Psychosocial Aspects of LIVING with Aphasia", Blaise Morrison