How do early bilingual experiences influence children's neural architecture for word
processing? Dual language acquisition can yield common influences that may be shared …

Language acquisition is characterized by progressive use of inflectional morphology
marking verb tense and agreement. Linguistic milestones are also linked to left-brain …

Can bilingual exposure impact children's neural circuitry for learning to read? To answer this
question, we investigated the brain bases of morphological awareness, one of the key …

Does early and sustained experience with two languages in childhood modify how
language is processed in the adult bilingual brain? Does extensive exposure to two …

Brain development for language processing is associated with neural specialization of left
perisylvian pathways, but this has not been investigated in young bilinguals. We examined …

There is a growing body of evidence based on adult neuroimaging that suggests that the
brain adapts to bilingual experiences to support language proficiency. The Adolescent Brain …

Is the developing bilingual brain fundamentally similar to the monolingual brain (eg, neural
resources supporting language and cognition)? Or, does early-life bilingual language …

Previous neuroimaging research indicates that English verbs and nouns are represented in
frontal and posterior brain regions, respectively. For Chinese monolinguals, however, nouns …

How does bilingual exposure impact children's neural circuitry for learning to read? Theories
of bilingualism suggests that exposure to two languages may yield a functional and …

Previous neuroimaging studies in adults have revealed that first and second languages
(L1/L2) share similar neural substrates, and that proficiency is a major determinant of the …