We're excited to share our new study on decoding brain activity in participants with post-stroke aphasia! We think this is an important step towards cognitive brain-computer interfaces for patients with language disorders

www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

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@janderz8.bsky.social yes, preprint version is here! www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

✨ Work done with Lily Gong, Christine Tseng, Dan Klein, Jack Gallant, and Fatma Deniz ✨

Schematic of semantic tuning shifts from L2-English to L1-Chinese

Our work on bilingual language processing is now out in @pnas.org! Our fMRI study compares cortical representations btwn native and non-native languages. We find that representations are largely similar, but systematically modulated btwn languages www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

We've posted a new fMRI study of semantic relations (has-part, is-a, made-of, etc.), a key aspect of language. We find that relations are represented in the same brain regions as are other semantic concepts, though voxels tend to be selective for only one relation or another.
doi.org/10.64898/202...

I'm recruiting PhD students to join my new lab in Fall 2026! The Shared Minds Lab at @usc.edu will combine deep learning and ecological human neuroscience to better understand how we communicate our thoughts from one brain to another.

Hello Bsky world, I am excited to announce our latest preprint “Eye movements reveal the cognitive dynamics supporting successful memory suppression” in collaboration with Paula Brooks, @ptoncompmemlab.bsky.social, and @maureenritchey.bsky.social! 🎉👀 osf.io/preprints/ps...
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Thank you to Ingrid Wickelgren and the team at Quanta for putting together this great piece, describing work by my lab and others on the neural representations of events

I'm excited to share our new paper (with @alexanderhuth.bsky.social) on transferring language decoders across participants and modalities!

authors.elsevier.com/a/1kZRD3QW8S...

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