Neural recording
We use high-density EEG to record electrical brain activity while participants perform language tasks.
LAPELC² / RESEARCH / ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY
Electroencephalography
We investigate neural activity associated with language processing using electroencephalography (EEG) and event-related potentials (ERPs).
01 / HOW IT WORKS
How it
work?
Signal processing
Signals are preprocessed to address artifacts and extract time-resolved measures, including event-related potentials (ERPs) and neural oscillations.
Analysis and interpretation
We analyze neural response patterns to investigate cognitive processes involved in language perception, comprehension, and production.
02 / RESEARCH APPLICATIONS
What can EEG contribute?
Language comprehension and production
Investigating neural processes involved in reading, listening to, and producing sentences.
Perception and prosody
Studying speech perception, prosody, and the integration of linguistic and paralinguistic information.
Development and diverse populations
Research with children, adults, and clinical populations to understand individual differences and developmental trajectories.
03 / EXAMPLE TASKS
Examples
of tasks
Listening to speech and sentences
Analyzing neural responses during auditory comprehension and speech production.
Reading words and sentences
Investigating visual and lexical processing of words and sentences.
Deviance detection (oddball) paradigms
Neural responses to unexpected or semantically incongruent stimuli.
Audiovisual integration
Studying the integration of auditory and visual information in speech perception.
04 / INTEGRATION WITH OTHER MEASURES
Integration
with other
measures.
EEG can be combined with behavioral measures and eye tracking to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the cognitive processes underlying language.