… which is why a key feature of these labs is their flexibility. The previous space was originally designed to support the research of a few faculty, primarily in the … learn about what reviewers are looking for. When their grants get rejected, I open my file drawer and show them my rejections.” The goal: to train students to be independent, successful researchers …

… , MGH Institute of Health Professions What is your current research focused on? My research interests are in motor control of speech and swallowing in adults with neurologic diseases. My doctoral work to date has examined the measurement of intelligibility deficits in … ALS and factors contributing to reduced speech intelligibility in this population. My upcoming work will focus neuroplastic changes in sensorimotor cortex as a result …

… traced to his childhood garage.  "I’ve always loved sound and signal processing —I was a musician," Green said with a smile. "I started playing electric guitar as a kid. It was the thing to do in my neighborhood; many of us played in garage bands. It was a lot of fun." Green’s … meaningful things you can do with your life," Green reflected. "I strive to keep my priorities in line by focusing on problems that I believe truly matter and make a …

… MA, Speech-Language Pathology, Northwestern University, Evanston IL, 2000 What was your research setting during the program? Mentor :  Jordan R. Green, PhD, CCC-SLP … Lab , MGH Institute of Health Professions On what was your research focused? My research focuses on the neuromechanics of normal and disordered feeding development. In my research, I am developing novel computer-based methods to assess the sensory and …

… the MGH Institute are one of the main reasons that I decided to return to complete my doctorate,” Allen Bowlby said. “I had such a positive experience during my master’s program. As one of the members of our cohort with the fewest years of … the MGH Institute are one of the main reasons that I decided to return to complete my doctorate,” Allen Bowlby said. “I had such a positive experience during my …

… purpose are.     How long did it take you?   This paper took over two years. I was working on other project during that time, but I never put this one down. In …   What kind of feedback have you got received from fellow researchers on this?   My colleagues in the ASD and language fields have expressed that this is an important … not only what we found among the 107 studies, but also suggestions based on my experience as a clinician and researcher on how we can improve this research going …

… has been named chair of Communications Sciences and Disorders. The announcement was recently made by Laura Plummer , dean of the School of Health and Rehabilitation … University. She earned a PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences from the MGH Institute and was a doctoral fellow in the MGH Institute’s Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab .  She … said Perry. "As both an alumna and faculty member, the Institute has long been my academic home, and it is a privilege to now formally serve in this leadership …

… didn’t make sense. Instead, they decided to concentrate on a topic that already was integral to its core mission—rehabilitation. To do so, the school would have to … by the full-time faculty have increased exponentially. For Hillman, who was the inaugural associate provost for research and just recently stepped down as … programs. An Auspicious Beginning At the University of Nebraska, Dr. Jordan Green was studying ways to improve the communication of persons with end-of-life speech …

… disease, facial transplantation, and autism spectrum disorders. The collaboration was a highlight of the Institute’s October 22 virtual fundraiser, “Educating the Future Front Line: The IHP Today.” The event, which was viewed by more than 200 alumni, faculty, staff, students, and friends of the … said. “I am extremely grateful for having this opportunity to follow and achieve my dreams of becoming a clinician.” Currently, he is doing an emergency medicine …