@PittLRCL

Will Evans’ research lab at the University of Pittsburgh. Practical translational research for people with aphasia. #aphasia #stroke #pittcsd #SLPhD

 Pittsburgh, PA
lrcl.pitt.edu
Joined October 2018
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Dr. Brielle C. Stark (she/her)@BrielleStarkPhD22 Feb 2023
Replying to @PittLRCL
@PittLRCL is doing phenomenal things. Don't miss his talk this coming Friday, or if you're lame like me and can't make it, don't forget that it'll be put on YouTube after!
Lisa Johnson, PhD@lisajohnsnorris21 Feb 2023
Excited to welcome Dr. Will Evans as our CSTAR lecturer this week! Will is going to join us in person from the University of Pittsburgh. Join us at 12PM EST on Friday to hear about his exciting work! cstar.sc.edu/lecture-series/
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Pitt Communication Science and Disorders@PittCSD10 Feb 2023
Join Erin Schmura (she/her), 2nd year MA-SLP, Concentration in Voice on Friday, February 17 at 11:30 EST, zoom link in flyer. Topic and Discussion: the Voice and Trauma information poster based upon Erin's independent research study with mentor Dr. Leah Helou. #PittCSD
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ASHA Journals@ASHAJournals4 Jan 2023
Need a primer on reproducible analysis of small-N designs in CSD? This #JSLHR tutorial uses open data, annotated scripts, & a web app to explore common effect sizes using examples from aphasiology. on.asha.org/3X0EtIj @rb_cavanaugh @PittLRCL @SIGPerspectives @CSDisseminate

Reproducibility in Small-N Treatment Research: A Tutorial Using Examples From Aphasiology

Purpose: Small-N studies are the dominant study design supporting evidence-based interventions in communication science and disorders, including ...

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Pitt Communication Science and Disorders@PittCSD16 Dec 2022
#PittCSD is accepting applications for a SLP Faculty Member with expertise in pediatric communication disorders! #PittSHRS Apply here: cfopitt.taleo.net/careersect…
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Pitt Communication Science and Disorders@PittCSD27 Oct 2022
#PittCSD was well represented at the Academy of Aphasia meeting! PhD student, Rob Cavanaugh won the Academy of Aphasia Student Prize for best student presentation and Dr. Mike Dickey was elected to the Academy Board of Governors! #PittSHRS
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Center for Brain Recovery@AphasiaLab25 Oct 2022
Terrific symposium on #pauses #fillers in #aphasia #AoA2022
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Beth Tichborne@BethTichborne26 Oct 2022
I was too busy taking notes to tweet anything during #AoA2022.. Thanks to the organisers for a very stimulating event, I’m already looking forward to next year! Getting to know other @NIDCD fellows face-to-face was a real highlight for us inadequately socialised pandemic PhDs.
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michaelwalshdickey@michaelwdickey25 Oct 2022
Stellar #AoA2022 presentation by @PittCSD and @LABlab_pitt alum @HaleyDresang, describing fascinating findings on how semantic and phonological processing abilities moderate the effects of TMS on #aphasia treatment response.
Haley Dresang, PhD@HaleyDresang23 Oct 2022
I'm very grateful for the opportunity to present ✨in person✨ at #AoA2022. Wonderful presentations & discussions on day 1!
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michaelwalshdickey@michaelwdickey25 Oct 2022
The hits keep coming - @PittCSD and @PittLRCL stalwart @rb_cavanaugh just presented exciting evidence that the act of feature generation during SFA contributes not only to tx outcomes but in-the-moment word production in #aphasia #AoA2022
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Center for Brain Recovery@AphasiaLab24 Oct 2022
Nicol Castro talking about #social #networks in aphasia #AoA2022
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Center for Brain Recovery@AphasiaLab24 Oct 2022
So much fun socializing at the reception @PAFAcademy #AoA2022
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Center for Brain Recovery@AphasiaLab23 Oct 2022
The one and only @DaniSBassett giving the keynote on #brain #network #AoA2022
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Dr. Brielle C. Stark (she/her)@BrielleStarkPhD21 Oct 2022
One of my fav parts of conferences is networking! It's not quite the same since I'm attending virtually, but if you're at #AoA2022 please reach out if you'd like to chat and we'll make it happen! Hit my DMs or my email!
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Center for Brain Recovery@AphasiaLab23 Oct 2022
#AoA2022
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Center for Brain Recovery@AphasiaLab23 Oct 2022
Replying to @HaleyDresang
@HaleyDresang great talk on TMS and aphasia #AoA2022
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Center for Brain Recovery@AphasiaLab23 Oct 2022
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@wmatchin #AoA2022 werncikes model revisited
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Adrià Rofes@adrofes23 Oct 2022
Terrific talk by @wmatchin at #AoA2022 !! Would you expect the same results if you were to use different non-canonical sentence? Linguistic processes and verb types may play a role.
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Adrià Rofes@adrofes23 Oct 2022
Fantastic talk by @HaleyDresang at #AoA2022 !! I wonder whether the effect of p- and s- weights may differ if you were to use a comprehension task. I imagine s- would be more prominent?
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Center for Brain Recovery@AphasiaLab20 Oct 2022
Only 3 more days! Please use #AoA2022 to tweet updates on the conference activities @MVarkanitsa @wmatchin @BrielleStarkPhD @cogneurosvr @PittLRCL @crlgeorgetown @SigfusHelgi @CeliaLitovsky @williamwgraves @chaleece @isaacfalconer
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Borna Bonakdarpour@bbonakda13 Oct 2022
Replying to @JohnFetterman
@JohnFetterman 's mild #stroke #aphasia is not an intellectual issue but mild language difficulty. Glad Dr. Pagie Beeson, Dr. Swathi Kiran (@AphasiaLab) , contributed to this article. Thanks @AmandaMoMorris ! @NUMesulamCenter @NMNeurology @NMNeurons washingtonpost.com/wellness/… – at Chicago, IL
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