Robin Lemmens

This study investigates neural tracking of acoustic and linguistic speech representations in individuals with post-stroke aphasia and finds decreased neural tracking of acoustic speech properties compared to healthy controls.

The paper performs a GWAS in a case-only design to identify genetic loci influencing age at onset of ischemic stroke and finds a robust association with the APOE locus, suggesting potential survival bias rather than direct causation.

This study shows individuals with aphasia have impaired acoustic and phonemic processing, with 76% showing low-level impairments that predict higher-level language processing difficulties.

This paper identifies seven genome-wide significant loci associated with early neurological instability after acute ischemic stroke, linking excitotoxic genes to poor outcomes.

This paper develops a radiomic signature from T2-FLAIR MRI images to predict white matter hyperintensities burden and links it to clinical phenotypes.

This study identifies sex-specific lesion patterns in acute ischemic stroke that correlate with stroke severity, highlighting differences in lesion distribution between men and women.

The paper presents an automated pipeline for quantifying white matter hyperintensity in acute ischemic stroke cohorts, showing improved accuracy and enabling large-scale analysis.

The paper identifies low-frequency coding variants contributing to multiple sclerosis risk using a large case-control study.