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The spatiotemporal dynamics of semantic integration in the human brain

Linguistics and Languages

The spatiotemporal dynamics of semantic integration in the human brain

E. Murphy, K. J. Forseth, et al.

Discover groundbreaking insights into semantic integration revealed by cutting-edge intracranial recordings from epilepsy patients. This fascinating research, conducted by Elliot Murphy, Kiefer J. Forseth, Cristian Donos, Kathryn M. Snyder, Patrick S. Rollo, and Nitin Tandon, highlights the brain regions involved in processing language and the impact of semantic coherence.

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