Normal and impaired language, conversation and social communication: research projects
Ongoing studies
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Assessing the Effectiveness of Communication Therapy in the North West - The ACT NoW Study.
Principal investigator: Dr Audrey Bowen
Investigators: Professor Alys Young, Mr Andy Vail, Dr Anne Hesketh, Dr Karen Sage, Professor Linda Davies, Professor Matthew Lambon Ralph, Dr Pippa Tyrrell -
Combining neuropsychological and sociolinguistic approaches to explore adaptation behaviours by speakers with aphasia in conversation
Principal investigator: Dr Ray Wilkinson -
Reconsidering aphasia and other communication disorders using an interactional approach
Principal investigator: Dr Ray Wilkinson
Completed studies
PhD/MPhil studies
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Architecture of social knowledge and values in major depression
PhD student: Sophie Green
Advisor: Dr Andrew Stewart
Supervisors: Professor Matthew Lambon Ralph, Dr Roland Zahn -
Reconstructing functional networks from electroencephalography (EEG) and magnetoencephalography (MEG) using anatomical constraints derived from diffusion tensor imaging (DTI)
PhD student: Mark Drakesmith
Advisor: Dr Stephen Welbourne
Supervisors: Dr Gorana Pobric, Professor Matthew Lambon Ralph -
Semantic control processes in speech production
PhD student: Maya Soni
Advisor: Dr Andrew Stewart
Supervisors: Professor Matthew Lambon Ralph, Dr Anna Woollams -
Semantic feedback in normal and disordered word recognition
PhD student: Gemma Evans
Advisor: Dr Gorana Pobric
Supervisors: Dr Anna Woollams, Professor Matthew Lambon Ralph -
Syntactic priming in second language comprehension
PhD student: Nitsche Sanjo
Advisor: Dr Andrew Stewart
Supervisors: Dr Evan Kidd, Dr Ludovica Serratrice -
The visual aspects of reading and how these break down in pure alexia
PhD student: Daniel Roberts
Supervisors: Dr Anna Woollams, Professor Matthew Lambon Ralph -
Validation and extension of white matter tractography in stroke aphasic patients
PhD student: Rebecca Butler
Advisor: Dr Karl Embleton
Supervisors: Dr Anna Woollams, Professor Geoff Parker, Professor Matthew Lambon Ralph