Anne-Lise Giraud's research expertise in the field of hearing, which she will continue to exercise with her unit Neural coding and engineering of human speech functions, is focused on the exploration of the neural mechanisms underpinning the implementation of the language processing network in the human brain. Her research team employs an approach involving bioinformatics, human neurophysiology (MEG, electrocorticography, fMRI, etc.) and neuroengineering (transcranial stimulation and neurofeedback) to identify the neural and computational determinants of speech processing and their dysfunction in hearing and language disorders such as aphasia, dyslexia, stuttering and speech reception difficulties in autism.
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