Who did I cooperate with for this video?

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Prof. David Poeppel is a cognitive neuroscientist

known for his research on the neural basis of language and speech processing.

His work combines neuroimaging, psycholinguistics, and computational modeling

to understand how the brain processes auditory and linguistic information.

He developed the "asymmetric sampling in time" hypothesis,

which explains how the left and right hemispheres process speech

at different temporal resolutions.

David also explores how rhythm and timing in speech contribute

to language comprehension and production.

 

David provided the scientific input for these videos.

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