Dorothee Saur

The paper identifies phase-specific neural predictors of post-stroke aphasia recovery using task-related activity and connectivity, highlighting multiple-demand and inferior frontal regions as potential targets.

The paper tests whether spatial bias in lesion network mapping is driven by connectome features, finding no consistent bias across datasets.

The paper investigates spatial neglect in subcortical stroke and finds that disconnection of long cortico-cortical association fibres predicts the condition, without requiring subcortical grey matter involvement.

The paper investigates brain disconnection in pusher syndrome using functional and structural measures in stroke patients, identifying thalamo-cortical network dysfunction as a likely cause.

This study shows that stimulating the pre-SMA with iTBS enhances semantic processing by altering network activity and connectivity in healthy older adults.

This study examines age-related changes in functional brain network architecture during semantic word retrieval, finding increased coupling, reduced segregation, and more hubs in older adults despite intact semantic abilities.

This study examines how domain-general brain networks contribute to semantic cognition in young and older adults, finding age-related differences in how network connectivity affects task performance.