Dr David Copland    Senior Research Fellow

	Biography

Language neuroscience; Functional neuroimaging of normal and disordered language; Psycholinguistic studies in normal and neurological populations

Dr David Copland is a speech pathologist and a Senior Research Fellow conducting research in the areas of language neuroscience, psycholinguistics, and neurogenic communication disorders. Specifically his interests include (1) language processing following stroke, and in Parkinson’s disease, schizophrenia, and Huntington’s disease, and (2) investigating the neural and functional architecture of the language faculty, recovery from stroke, neurochemical modulation of language, and language in schizophrenia, using functional MRI, event-related potentials, and divided visual field tasks.

	Links
	http://www.uqccr.uq.edu.au/about-uqccr/staff/staff-profiles/dr-david-copland.aspx

	Keywords
	Social Sciences: Psycholinguistics, Medical: Schizophrenia, Medical: Stroke, Medical: Speech Pathology, Medical: Parkinson's Disease, Medical: Neuroimaging, Medical: Communicative Disorders, Speech