Poster Slams

Poster Slam A

Chair: Michele T. Diaz, The Pennsylvania State University

Poster	Title	First Author
A13	Reduced functional connectivity may drive task-fMRI underactivation within spared language-tissue in chronic post-stroke aphasia	DeMarco, Andrew
A19	Left superior temporal sulcus lesions reduce semantic access during oral reading	Dyslin, Sara M.
A21	Merging Research and Education Through an Undergraduate Laboratory Course Involving Aphasia Assessment and Student Projects Using the Lesion Method	Fiez, Julie
A27	The neurobiology of language mediates alterations in conscious experience induced by psychedelic drugs	Harle, Regan
A38	Neuroanatomical and Developmental Contributions to an Understanding of Mind	Koch, Saskia B.J.
A40	Resection of putative “Wernicke’s area” is neither necessary nor sufficient to cause “Wernicke’s aphasia” in a neurosurgical population	Levy, Deborah F.
A42	Language system contributes to ‘gist’ extraction during code comprehension	Liu, Yun-Fei
A63	A Coordinated Temporal Interplay within the Language Network: Evidence from TMS-EEG during Sentence Processing	Schroën, Joëlle
A67	Semantic decoding of continuous language from non-invasive brain recordings	Tang, Jerry
A72	Neural correlates of natural speech errors during continuous picture naming	Volfart, Angelique