Interested in language and how the brain works? Whether you are a neophyte or initiated in these fields, we invite you to watch a conference given this summer by Dre. Tremblay on the topic of the neurobiology of language!

In our research projects, we often use tests that assess cognitive functions, also called "cognition".

On June 8, Pascale Tremblay, director of the laboratory, spoke with Stephen Wilson, a professor at Vanderbilt University, Tennessee, USA, as part of The Language Neuroscience Podcast, hosted by Professor Wilson.

Have you ever scored verbal fluency tasks? We are launching today a new study, which is part of the master's project of Gabriel Frazer-McKee, a student of the lab!

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a brain imaging technique used by our laboratory. This fact sheet presents this technique and its interest in our research projects.

“Why must Québécois French be my main language so that I can participate in your research project?”