Neurology, and electronic anti-stuttering research.

Research and opinions from Greg Snyder, speech pathology Ph.D. candidate.

The two major research programs that form the main focus of the laboratory are designed to examine (a) the sensorimotor organization and control of multiple articulatory and phonatory actions contributing to normal speech production, and (b) the neuromotor and neurophysiological mechanisms underlying stuttering.

Investigating the nature and treatment of stuttering in children and adults.

News release and abstracted journal report concerning research into the brain's role in stuttering.

Paper offering a new theory of stammering/stuttering, based upon a long-term study of children's personality traits. Presented at The Sixth Oxford Dysfluency Conference.

Research on frequency-shifted auditory feedback (FAF).