James D. Stefaniak

This study uses Activation Likelihood Estimation to analyze language network activation in post-stroke aphasia and healthy controls, finding that pre-existing regions are less consistently activated in aphasia, with increased activation in right hemisphere executive regions.

The paper shows a strong correlation between beat perception and speech fluency in post-stroke aphasia, suggesting a link between auditory processing and language output.

The paper compares short and long language batteries for stroke aphasia, develops a data-reduced version, and identifies neural correlates of language deficits.