A message from our director
This fall is an energizing time in the lab as we welcome students back to Ann Arbor for the school year and watch the leaves change to brilliant colors from our windows. In recent months, we've been hard at work publishing new papers and presenting our findings at conferences around the world. Closer to home, we remain active in local community events to help educate about the brain and stuttering.
Later this month, we are partnering with the Ann Arbor Stuttering Awareness and Research Club (A2STAR) to host a free screening of the critically-acclaimed film The King's Speech at the State Theatre in downtown Ann Arbor. I hope you'll join us on November 16th for what is sure to be a fun event. All are invited, so please bring your friends and family with you.
Keep reading to see what our lab has been up to this fall. As we continue to share these lab activities, as well as our stuttering research findings, I'm reminded of what an honor it is to work with all of our research participants. You're making a difference, contributing to groundbreaking neuroscience research that we hope will improve people's lives. Thank you for all you have done and continue to do to support this important cause!
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