Neurologist studying cognitive disorders and bilingual experience.
A neurologist whose work investigates reward, effort and apathy, including experimental choices in Parkinson's disease.
A neurologist whose case reports linked severe loss of spontaneous activity with bilateral basal ganglia injury and relative preservation under external stimulation.
A neurologist whose studies helped characterize semantic dementia as a progressive disorder of conceptual knowledge.
A neurologist whose report of associative visual agnosia examined visual recognition in relation to copying and other accompanying deficits.
A neurologist whose work on aphasia helped motivate anatomical and functional distinctions within language processing. Clinical syndromes bearing his name must still be explained through specific representations and computations.
Carl Wernicke, circa 1900
. Photograph by Max Glauer, credited to Mschr Psychiat Neurol (1906). Wikimedia Commons marks this file public domain. Source.
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