Deja Bulluck, one of our LSS students, is investigating sports-related concussions for her Master's thesis at University of the District of Columbia (UDC). Current/former collegiate student-athletes who've had a concussion may be eligible to participate in her online study. Check out the survey link and QR code!

One of our incredible undergraduate RAs who received an IBACS grant from UConn last year to conduct her own research on mTBIs and speech perception in noise, exploring effects on comprehension, fatigue, and other post-concussion symptoms. Congrats, Arden!

The ABR, and LAB Labs are collaborating and we’re looking for adult participants, age 18-30. If you're interested in joining our research, click here to complete a brief survey, or contact us at [email protected]. Studies pay $15- 30 an hour. indiebrain.research.uconn.edu

Caring for someone with aphasia goes beyond basic needs. UConn's Aphasia Support Group is here to help. today.uconn.edu/2023/07/uconn-…

Check it out, first pupillometry paper to come out of the LAB Lab! We learned a lot about the best practices in pupillometry and how effort allocation in speech perception is less straightforward than we thought. Also, the paper has open data and open code!

Check out Dr. Emily Myers and graduate student Matt Phillips on LingQuery where they talk about speech perception and fluency. Episodes 2 & 3! raznb.podbean.com We are so proud to hear LAB Lab voices on this student run platform!

When someone develops #aphasia after a stroke, it's not just their life that changes -- their loved ones' lives also change. Read more about caregivers and how to find support in, "It takes a village" by Erica Croxford. Find the article on our site here: myerslab.uconn.edu/lab-lab-digest…