Swathi Kiran

This paper uses fNIRS hyperscanning to study interbrain synchrony during communication in healthy adults and those with post-stroke aphasia, showing task-dependent neural coupling.

The paper introduces REWIRED, a simulation framework that uses lesion data to predict post-stroke aphasia severity by analyzing network-level changes, achieving high accuracy with simulation-derived features.

This study examines bilingual aphasia through discourse tasks, finding parallel language impairments across both languages, suggesting an integrated bilingual language system.

This paper quantifies how hair and skin characteristics affect fNIRS signal quality and provides recommendations to improve inclusivity in fNIRS studies.

The paper examines age-related changes in the language and executive function networks using fMRI, finding preserved language network function in older adults compared to decline in the executive network.

This study examines the role of the pars opercularis in auditory feedback processing and speech correction in individuals with aphasia following left-hemisphere stroke.