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School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences - The University of Texas at Dallas

FLASH Series

 

Mark your calendars and come join us for this semester's FLASH (Friday Seminars in Speech, Language and Hearing) Brown Bag Series.  All presentations will be held at Callier Center Dallas room A 229 with videolink to Callier Center Richardson in 1.508 from 12:00-1:00pm, unless noted otherwise. REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED.


 

2012

Date

Speaker

Title

Feb 3 Julia L. Evans, PhD Implicit Learning Impairments and Language and Cognitive Development in Children with Specific Language Impairment
Feb 17
BBS Colloquium,
GR 4.428

Antonello Bonci, MD

Optogenetic Modulation of the Limbic System: Implications for Substance Use Disorders
Feb 24 Bambi de la Rosa An EEG Time Frequency Analysis of Action Versus Object Identification
Mar 2 Jordan Green, PhD Emerging Perspectives on the Development, Assessment, and Treatment of Speech
Mar 9 Erin Schafer, PhD Effects of FM Systems on Speech Recognition Performance and Auditory Behaviors of Children with ASD and ADHD
Mar 23 Cindy de Frias, PhD Cognitive Status and Executive Functions in Older Adults
Mar 30 John Sweeney, PhD Sensory Motor Contributions to Autism
Apr 6 Asimina Syrika, PhD Consonant Clusters: The Good, the Bad and the Unstable
Apr 13 Lynda Sides Imageability and Word Class: Preliminary Results from an ERP Investigation of Nouns, Verbs and Adjectives
Apr 20
BBS Colloquium,
GR 4.428

Aage Moller, PhD

The Brain is Plastic: For Good or for Bad
Apr 27 Sujin Shin Speech Intelligibility of Cochlear Implant Users in Multi-talker Babble
May 4 Anne van Kleeck, PhD Rethinking the Oral Language Basis for Later Academic Success in Preschoolers from Non- Mainstream Cultural Backgrounds:
Distinguishing Academic and Social Talk
May 11 Noah Sasson, PhD
Daniel Faso
Investigating Abnormalities in Social Cognition and Social Reward in Adults with Autism: Project Updates from the Sasson Lab

 

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