Garret Kurteff

The paper maps neural substrates for prosodic and phonetic speech motor coordination in post-stroke apraxia of speech using lesion-symptom mapping in a large cohort.

This study identifies a premotor frontal cortex network involved in inhibitory control of speech, showing distinct neural activity for stopping speech compared to speech production.

The paper investigates how auditory responses are modulated during speech production by analyzing intracranial EEG data from patients with epilepsy.

The paper investigates speaker-induced suppression in EEG during a naturalistic reading and listening task, finding it reflects a global gain change rather than suppression of specific neural features.