Jenny Crinion

This paper investigates how theta phase and theta-gamma coupling organize neural dynamics during spoken language production, identifying key brain regions and their functional roles.

This study develops a prognostic model predicting treatment response for anomia after stroke using lesion location and therapy time.

This study investigates brain-behavior relationships in post-stroke anomic aphasia, finding that higher-order cognitive functions, not just language-specific areas, are linked to language production deficits.

The paper shows that phonemic cues improve naming speed in healthy older adults and identifies neural regions affected by these cues.

This study investigates how task domain, cognitive challenge, and tDCS modulate activity in the left inferior frontal cortex using fMRI and neuromodulation data.