Catherine Chen

This study investigates how semantic relations and concepts are represented in the human cerebral cortex using fMRI, finding that relations are distinct from their relata and share similar cortical regions with concepts.

The paper examines how concreteness influences semantic representations in bilingual brains using fMRI data from Chinese-English speakers, finding consistent cortical organization and cross-language similarity for both concrete and abstract concepts.

The paper examines whether language timescale representations in the brain are shared between reading and listening using fMRI data.