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Excellent last talk by @DrWSBoxtel on aging effects.. great #science #aphasia all the way to the end!

Today, I teach interactions in my stats class and this example by Giora Simchoni is still my favorite

In addition to completing amazing research, we like to socialize together! Members of Dr. Lee's Aphasia Lab got together last night for an end of semester/holiday dinner. It also included a fun white elephant gift exchange!

Hot off the presses! Our holiday newsletter is ready! Click on this link to view: purdue.edu/hhs/slhs/aphas…

Wishing you a fabulous holiday season! The lab elves will be enjoying a much needed rest. We will be back again in early January!

Are you interested in giving back? Consider participating in our research study at Purdue. In addition to people with aphasia, we need healthy adults for our training study. See the flyer and email/call us today!

Watch our new video to learn more about our research and how you can participate! youtu.be/8H6AwIJ7Apg Questions? Email: [email protected] or call 765-496-0216 #aphasia #stroke #research #Purdue #nationalaphasiaassociation #aphasiaawareness

The 2023 edition of my long-running anti-establishment art-science-fusion code-therapy smooth-baritone causal inference & Bayesian data analysis course is complete. 20 lectures, from the basics of causal inference & Bayesian updating to mixed models & Gaussian processes. 1/2

The Purdue Aphasia Lab team presented @ the Purdue HHS Life Inspired Week Research Poster Symposium this am. Great job team! Definitely should be in the running for a prize!! 👍🏼

Undergraduate student, Nadia, presented a poster today Purdue Undergraduate Research Undergrad Research Conference. Mentored by Post-docs, Willem van Boxtel Willem van Boxtel, Dr. Josh Weirick Josh & Dr. Jiyeon Lee Lee Aphasia Recovery Lab. So proud of the work our students accomplish! Great job!

Can people with aphasia implicitly learn to focus their attention to specific actors in a to-be-produced sentence through priming? Do eye movements show evidence of this? Our new study at Purdue Speech, Language, & Hearing Sciences Lee Aphasia Recovery Lab will reveal all! frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

When we don't think of 'sentence comprehension' as recall of information from memory, but take a more sensitive and implicit view, older adults show little to no declines. Read my new L+ Lab paper with Dr Laurel Lawyer: journals.sub.uni-hamburg.de/hup2/jlar/issu…

Day 3- great talks by Willem van Boxtel Giuliano gilardone and others on #syntax #aphasia #AoA2023

Presenting exciting findings from structural priming rehabilitation in Aphasia at #SNL2023 with Lee Aphasia Recovery Lab's Jiyeon Lee - come by poster B51 to discover how we improve sentence production post-stroke!

Thanks to everyone who came by our Lee Aphasia Recovery Lab poster on online eye tracking at #SNL2023 – a crucial step to improve sample size and diversity.

We are thrilled to share this post! Willem van Boxtel has been an amazing addition to the Lee Aphasia Recovery Lab lab and integral to our aphasia research. The lab wishes Dr. van Boxtel the best in his next giant leap to Assistant Professor! #PurdueSLHS x.com/PurdueSLHS/sta…

Hot off the press! Exploring psychological organization of noun classes in an understudied Bantu language, Kinyarwanda, with Dr Laurel Lawyer, Kyle Jerro, Jean-Paul Ngoboka, and Fate O'Gara: doi.org/10.5070/G60112… - suggests knowledge of an L2 fundamentally changes noun organization!

Do fundamental sentence processing behaviors change as we age? Are older adults more susceptible to memory interference during processing? Take a look at my new pub with Dr Laurel Lawyer in Topics in Cognitive Science 😃: doi.org/10.1111/tops.1…

Pioneering online, webcam-based eye-tracking for clinical research: doi.org/10.1002/brb3.7… Read our newest publication to find out more about this exciting, accessible, and inexpensive method! Lee Aphasia Recovery Lab LSU COMD - PELICAN Lab

Spread the word! The LSU COMD - PELICAN Lab is hiring! We are looking for a wonderful PhD student to join us in Fall 2025. Don't miss out on the chance to work with such a vibrant team on aphasia, aging, cognition, and a whole lot more. Contact me at [email protected] for info :)