It was a privilege to work on this trial and it’s difficult to put into words how influential it has been on my thinking as a clinician-scientist. Please see our new work demonstrating the use of advanced computing methods to test decades-old hypotheses informing multilingual clinical practice!

Excited to share the first step toward a new line of work I'm developing here at Hopkins, pushing toward usable early prognosis in post-stroke aphasia: acute-phase ML models predicting 12-month recovery across both standardized measures *and* discourse outcomes!

Really amazing findings!

Happy to share that I recently defended my dissertation! Big thanks to my committee, my INCREDIBLE colleagues, and @swathikiran.bsky.social especially – for the many years of guidance, and for creating a rich, rigorous, collaborative intellectual environment at the Center for Brain Recovery.

Many updates to our psycholinguistic database page. You terrific people have been busy distributing open source data including lexical databases for BSL, French, German sign. LMK if I've missed anything www.reilly-coglab.com/data

Our new paper led by @marissarussell.bsky.social examined cross-language and cross-domain generalization effects after semantic anomia treatment in #bilingual #aphasia. Glad to be part of this work with @swathikiran.bsky.social @mjm.bsky.social Check it out! 👇 www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Proud of our recent work reporting on the effects of semantic therapy sequentially provided to a trilingual person with aphasia in her three languages (French, Spanish and English) #aphasia #multilingualism #linguistics #slpeeps 1/6 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

An Analysis of 200 pairwise statistics for functional brain connectivity in tasks such as hub mapping, distance relationships, structure-function coupling and behavior prediction highlights their effectiveness for neurophysiological applications. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Today is #BUGivingDay. As a PhD student with @swathikiran.bsky.social, I contribute to research that helps people with aphasia reclaim their lives. Donations support life-changing programs for 2M+ Americans affected. Read more: www.bu.edu/articles/202... Donate here: give.bu.edu/schools/Bost...

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I am very happy to announce the publication of our editorial for the special issue: Across countries and cultures: The #assessment of #aphasia in linguistically diverse clinical populations in #Aphasiology Free access! #SLPeeps #Linguistics🧵1/4 www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Great start of the year with the publication of our work led by @mjm.bsky.social @swathikiran.bsky.social on the prediction of language treatment response in #bilingual #aphasia using machine learning. Check it out! 👇 #SLPeeps #Neurorehabilitation #stroke 🧠💬 www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/...

Excited to start 2025 with a paper out in Stroke @ahajournals.bsky.social (ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/...) We tested the efficacy of candidate predictive models to identify treatment outcomes in bilingual aphasia – critical for personalizing approaches for Spanish-English stroke survivors. 1/3

Happy Holidays from the Center for Brain Recovery! It’s been a great year of over 10+ papers, tons of conference presentations, 3 NRSA fellowships, R01 grants, 2 ASHfoundation awards and lots and lots of fun science!