TAlks
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The Plastic Brain Learns to Read Hebrew - Webinar for Ministry of Education for Hebrew Teachers Jan. 2021 (in Hebrew)
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Conference posters
Bitan, T. Weiss, Y. Truzman, T. Haddad, L. and Katzir, T. SNL (2018) Morphological segmentation compensates for low reading skill, not for low orthographic transparency
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Bitan, T., Simic, T., Saverino, T., Jones, C., Glazer, J., Collela, B., Wiseman-Hakes, C., Green, R. and Rochon, E.
SNL (2017). Changes in resting state connectivity following melody-based therapy in a patient with aphasia
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Bitan, T. Kaftory, A. Leib, A. Eviatar, Z. and Peleg O. (Nov 2011) Neurobiology of Language, Annapolis, MD. Orthographic, phonological and semantic dynamics during ambiguity resolution -an fMRI investigationOrthographic, phonological and semantic dynamics during ambiguity resolution -an fMRI investigation
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Bitan, T., Nevat, M., Daher, Q. and Levenberg, K. (Oct. 2013). International conference on multi-lingualism, Montreal, Canada. Effects of age and sleep on learning morphological inflections in an artificial language.
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Bitan, T. Weiss, Y. Katzir T. (Oct. 2012) Neurobiology of Language, San Sebastian, Spain. Morphological segmentation and orthographic transparency in typical and dyslexic Hebrew readers.
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Weiss, Y., Katzir T. and Bitan, T. (May, 2013). IWORDD, San Sebastian, Spain. Morphological segmentation and orthographic transparency in typical and dyslexic Hebrew readers: evidence from brain and behavior
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