2017 DCAL Xmas Newsletter - Robert Adam - Research
2017 DCAL Xmas Newsletter - Robert Adam - Research
Our research into how the deafness and language experience influence brain function has resulted in a couple of important papers this year (Twomey et al., Journal of Neuroscience; Cardin et al, Cerebral Cortex).
Mairead MacSweeney’s group have also continued their research into the role of lipreading in reading development in deaf children.
Kearsy Cormier was appointed as a Reader in the UCL Linguistics Department. She was also awarded two research grants this year.
Robert Adam has presented a number of keynote lectures this year.
Bencie Woll has enjoyed stepping down from the Directorship of DCAL but has kept busy with a new research project on the cognitive benefits of language learning (both signed and spoken language).
Mairead MacSweeney’s group have also continued their research into the role of lipreading in reading development in deaf children.
Kearsy Cormier was appointed as a Reader in the UCL Linguistics Department. She was also awarded two research grants this year.
Robert Adam has presented a number of keynote lectures this year.
Bencie Woll has enjoyed stepping down from the Directorship of DCAL but has kept busy with a new research project on the cognitive benefits of language learning (both signed and spoken language).
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| 2017, BSL, DCAL, PALS, Psychology, deafness, Cognition, Linguistics, Neuroscience, Newsletter | |
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