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I am a psychologist who uses neuroimaging methods to test theories about human language and memory. Greig de Zubicaray is a clinical/cognitive neuropsychologist who uses brain imaging methods to investigate the cognitive neuroscience of language (production and comprehension) and memory (episodic and semantic), as well as genetic contributions to brain structure and function. He is particularly interested in how functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) may be used to inform and constrain models of cognitive processes.
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Social Sciences: Psycholinguistics, Medical: Neuropsychology, Medical: Neurological Disorders, Medical: Neuroimaging, Medical: Neurodegenerative Diseases/Disorders, Medical: Dementia, Medical: Communicative Disorders, Speech, Medical: Brain, Medical: Alzheimer's Disease, Social Sciences: Psychology, Science and Technology: Neuroscience, Social Sciences: Cognitive Development/Processes |
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