Description of an atypical brain organization for language

Posted on 7 December 2020By Sandrine Cremona

The cerebral organization of language, initially described by nineteenth-century neurologists and typically located in the left hemisphere, has not finished revealing all its secrets. Researchers from the Neurofunctional Imaging Group (GIN, CEA / DRF / Institut Frédéric Joliot, CNRS, and Lire plus ...

The first functional atlas of brain connection

Posted on 9 October 2020By Sandrine Cremona

A collaborative work between a French CNRS research team led by Michel Thiebaut de Schotten and a British UCL team led by Parashkev Nachev has just produced the very first functional atlas of human cerebral white matter, mapping more than Lire plus ...

WMCA, Word-List Multimodal Cortical Atlas, a new model of the neural organization of Word-List

Posted on 20 May 2020By Sandrine Cremona

The GIN has developed a new atlas of cortical areas of the neural organization of Word-List processing common to production, listening and reading tasks. This will be particularly interesting for assessing the neuroanatomical changes induced by language pathology, more particularly Lire plus ...

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Description of an atypical brain organization for language

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