The group conducts research on typical and atypical speech and language development in monolingual and bilingual children. Areas of focus include screening technologies, mechanisms of language development, assessment, characterisation and treatment of developmental speech and language disorders, and relationships between language and phonological awareness abilities and literacy. Our research focuses heavily on cross-linguistic study of language development and disorders.
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Professor Gerard Docherty
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Dr Ghada Khattab
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Professor James Law
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Dr Carolyn Letts
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Dr Cristina McKean
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Carol Moxam
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Dr Nick Riches
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Dr Helen Stringer
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Acquired speech, language, and cognitive disorders, focusing on aphasia, and the representation of language in the brain from a clinical linguistics perspective and their clinical implications.