William D. Hula

This study decodes concept-level semantic representations from BOLD signals in chronic post-stroke aphasia and finds that an experiential model best matches neural geometry, suggesting preserved conceptual representations despite language impairments.

This study identifies white matter tracts associated with verb retrieval in aphasia, finding that motor-related projection pathways are more strongly linked than traditional dual-stream language tracts.

This study uses tractography to delineate the anatomy and connectivity of the human inferior longitudinal fasciculus, finding three sub-fascicles and leftward lateralization.