NIDCD Mentees

2022 Mentees:

MentorMenteeAffiliationPresentation
Stephanie RiesChristina QuinnUniversity of HoustonUtilization of resting-state electroencephalography power spectral density in convolutional neural networks for classification of primary progressive aphasia
Rosemary VarleyDorothea PeitzRWTH Aachen University, GermanyImprovements in different language domains after intensive aphasia therapy: real-world data from 448 persons with subacute and chronic aphasia
Yasmeen Faroqi-ShahErin CarpenterBoston UniversityFactors influencing language impairment in bilingual aphasia
Cristina RomaniFatima JebahiThe University of ArizonaThe Contribution of Semantics and Phonology to Naming Error Types in Aphasia
Kyrana TsapkiniGraham FlickNew York UniversityDetecting level of impairment in dementia using automatically calculated discourse and contextual features of connected speech
Andrew OlsonHannah A. BilenskiMisericordia UniversityInvestigating Current Trends in Treatment and Assessment in Primary Progressive Aphasia: Insights from Speech-Language Pathologists
Rachel OstrandImke WetsRadboud UniversityThe use of discourse particles by Dutch speaking persons with aphasia
Jiyeon LeeJeremy YeatonUC IrvineCharacterizing Grammatical Production Deficits in Aphasia: Beyond English
Holly RobsonJill KriesDepartment of neuroscience, KU LeuvenExploring neural tracking of acoustic and linguistic speech features in individuals with post-stroke aphasia
Steve MajerusKaren Arellano-GarciaUniversity of the Basque Country; Basque Center on Cognition, Brain and LangugeMetacognition of language and domain-general abilities after stroke
Sofia Vallila-RohterKathleen SchneiderUniversity of PotsdamProsodic cue use for sentence type identification in aphasia in German
Heather DialKatlyn NickelsUniversity of ArizonaTreatment Outcomes Following Phonological Intervention in Logopenic and Nonfluent/Agrammatic Variant Primary Progressive Aphasia: Results from a Double-Blind, Sham-Controlled, Crossover Trial
Dan MirmanKristen NunnMGH Institute of Health ProfessionsFeedback Processing During Nonword Learning in Aphasia: An Event-Related Potential Study
Anthony Pak-Hin KongLoubna El OuardiChouaib Doukkali University & University of MarylandValidity and reliability of the Moroccan Arabic Bedside Western Aphasia Battery-Revised
Marco CalabriaManuel Jose MarteBoston UniversityPredicting treatment responsiveness in bilingual aphasia: The role of dual language information
Christos SalisMatthew J. SayersTemple UniversityVerbal short-term memory tasks distinguish people with latent aphasia from controls: Effects of response delay and memory load.
Malathi ThothathiriMohamed TaiebineUniversity Mohammed V-Faculty of Medicine and PharmacyNeurocognitive and neurolinguistic profiles of Arabic-speaking patients with Alzheimer’s disease and primary progressive aphasia: A case series study
Elena BarbieriMohd Azmarul A AzizInternational Islamic University MalaysiaVerb Retrieval and Sentence Processing in Malay-Speaking Adults with Aphasia
Fatemeh MollaeiMounia El JaouhariMohammed V University and Fulbright scholar at GD, CUNY.Naming and connected speech in Moroccan patients with Alzheimer´s disease
Lyndsey NickelsSabia CostantiniUniversity of PotsdamMemory Dysfunction Considerably Impacts Verbal Fluency Performance in Individuals with Parkinson’s Disease and Mild Cognitive Impairment
Eva KehayiaSarah-Maria ThumbeckUniversity of ErfurtMeasuring the personal perception of reading: A German version of the CARA Questionnaire on Reading in Aphasia.
Gail RobinsonSophie BlankenheimBoston UniversitySemantic Processing in Bilingual People with Aphasia: An Eye-Tracking Study Looking at Semantic Facilitation and Interference
Stephanie RiesAmanda WadamsUniversity of ConnecticutTherapeutic Effect of Metacognitive Treatment for People with Aphasia: A Pilot Study
-Dr. Pinki SinghDAVV IndoreIntensive Language Action Therapy (ILAT) for Persons with Aphasia (PWA)
Aida Suarez-GonzalezMara BarberisKU Leuven (University of Leuven)Exploring the added value of natural speech in aphasia assessment using automatic speech recognition
Ellyn RileyChantelle DonahueUniversity at BuffaloUnderstanding the Experience of Anomia in People with Aphasia to Inform Anomia Treatment Stimuli Selection
-Kathryn PettigroveLa Trobe UniversityCommunity Aphasia Group Facilitation : The Design, Development and Phase I Pilot of an Education Package for Speech Pathologists
-Vardha PattundanAll India Institute of Speech and HearingWorld Class deficits in discourse genre in persons with aphasia and neurotypical individuals
-Geetha JayakumarAll India Institute of Speech and HearingExecutive Functions and Discourse Abilities: A Comparative Analysis of Neurotypical Individuals and Persons with Aphasia in Three Discourse Genres
Maria VarkanitsaHannah RembrandtSyracuse UniversityDevelopment of Aphasia-Optimized Tools to Identify Post-Stroke Fatigue and Sleepiness