Syllable processing is organized in discrete subregions of the human superior temporal gyrus
Daniel R. Cleary(University of California San Diego), Eric Halgren(University of California San Diego), Burke Q. Rosen(University of California San Diego), Youngbin Tchoe(University of California San Diego), Jimmy C. Yang(Massachusetts General Hospital), Andrew Bourhis, Sydney S. Cash(Harvard University), Seunggu J. Han(Neurological Surgery), Shadi A. Dayeh(University of California San Diego), Ahmed M. Raslan(Oregon Health & Science University), Charles W. Dickey(Stanford University), Daniel J. Soper(Harvard University), Dominic A. Siler(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Brittany Stedelin(Oregon Health & Science University), Angelique C. Paulk(Massachusetts General Hospital), Sang‐Heon Lee(University of California San Diego), Jihwan Lee(Baylor College of Medicine), Erik C. Brown(Oregon Health & Science University), Erik Kaestner(University of California San Diego)
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