Elliot Murphy

The paper investigates neural mechanisms of structural inference in language comprehension using EEG, finding theta power increases in noun phrases compared to verb phrases during noun presentation.

This study investigates semantic integration in the human brain using intracranial recordings, identifying specific brain regions and their roles in semantic processing and conflict resolution.

This paper uses intracranial recordings to show that the posterior superior temporal sulcus encodes both lexical and phrase structure in minimal phrases, with distinct timing and spatial patterns.

The paper proposes a set of candidate genes, the language oscillogenome, that link genetic factors to brain rhythms involved in language processing.

The paper infers Neanderthal language-related neural oscillation properties by analyzing methylation differences in genes associated with language oscillogenome.