Ana Klimovich-Gray
@anaklimovichgray.bsky.social
Lecturer/ Assistant Prof. @ University of Aberdeen. PI of the NeuroCogS lab - https://anaklimovich.github.io/NeuroCogSLab.html
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📢 New in Trends in Neurosciences
Dyslexia shows atypical phonological processing and speech tracking, yet comprehension is preserved. We argue this reflects adaptive compensation, via hemispheric rebalancing and greater reliance on lexico-semantic processing.
authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S...
Dyslexia shows atypical phonological processing and speech tracking, yet comprehension is preserved. We argue this reflects adaptive compensation, via hemispheric rebalancing and greater reliance on lexico-semantic processing.
authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S...
Speech processing is adaptive, shaped by development and experience. Studying speech processing in dyslexia gives us a unique window into the neural mechanisms of this flexibility.
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@mirjanabozic.bsky.social
#Neuroscience #Language #Dyslexia #TINs
@nicolaml.bsky.social @marielallierbcbl.bsky.social
@mirjanabozic.bsky.social
#Neuroscience #Language #Dyslexia #TINs
Speech processing is adaptive, shaped by development and experience. Studying speech processing in dyslexia gives us a unique window into the neural mechanisms of this flexibility.
@nicolaml.bsky.social @marielallierbcbl.bsky.social
@mirjanabozic.bsky.social
#Neuroscience #Language #Dyslexia #TINs
@nicolaml.bsky.social @marielallierbcbl.bsky.social
@mirjanabozic.bsky.social
#Neuroscience #Language #Dyslexia #TINs
📢 New in Trends in Neurosciences
Dyslexia shows atypical phonological processing and speech tracking, yet comprehension is preserved. We argue this reflects adaptive compensation, via hemispheric rebalancing and greater reliance on lexico-semantic processing.
authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S...
Dyslexia shows atypical phonological processing and speech tracking, yet comprehension is preserved. We argue this reflects adaptive compensation, via hemispheric rebalancing and greater reliance on lexico-semantic processing.
authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S...
January 23, 2026 at 8:26 PM
Speech processing is adaptive, shaped by development and experience. Studying speech processing in dyslexia gives us a unique window into the neural mechanisms of this flexibility.
@nicolaml.bsky.social @marielallierbcbl.bsky.social
@mirjanabozic.bsky.social
#Neuroscience #Language #Dyslexia #TINs
@nicolaml.bsky.social @marielallierbcbl.bsky.social
@mirjanabozic.bsky.social
#Neuroscience #Language #Dyslexia #TINs