Broca's area is composed of the pars opercularis (PO) and the pars triangularis (PTR) of the
inferior frontal gyrus; the anterior ascending ramus of the lateral sulcus (aals) separates the …

Current theories of bilingualism disagree on the extent to which separate brain regions are
used to maintain or process one's first and second language. The present study took a novel …

Reading relies on a left-lateralized brain system, including occipito-temporal (OTC), temporo-
parietal, and inferior frontal (IFC) cortices. Neuroimaging studies have investigated whether …

Despite substantial research on the brain mechanisms of L1 and L2 processing in
bilinguals, it is still unknown whether language modality (ie, visual vs. auditory) plays a role …

As one of the most widely used languages in the world, Chinese language is distinct from
most western languages in many properties, thus providing a unique opportunity for …

The brain networks for the first (L1) and second (L2) languages are dynamically formed in
the bilingual brain. This study delves into the neural mechanisms associated with …

Does neural activity reveal how balanced bilinguals choose languages? Despite using
diverse neuroimaging techniques, prior studies haven't provided a definitive solution to this …

Introduction: The perisylvian region is the cortical core of language and speech. Several
accessory sulci have been described in this area, whose presence could modify the results …

Researchers have identified category-specific brain regions, such as the fusiform face area
(FFA) and parahippocampal place area (PPA) in the ventral visual pathway, which respond …

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