Neurobiology of Language Best Paper Award 2026
Neurobiology of Language Best Paper Award 2026
The Editors-in-Chief of the society’s journal, Neurobiology of Language, have selected two top papers from Volume 6 (2025) to receive the Best Paper Award and Honorable Mention for the current year. Haley C. Dresang, recipient of the Best Paper Award, and Deborah Levy, recipient of the Honorable Mention, will be recognized on stage, with Deborah Levy also giving a short talk.
Best Paper Award
Haley C. Dresang, University of Wisconsin, receives the Best Paper Award for the paper:
Semantic and Phonological Abilities Inform Efficacy of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation on Sustained Aphasia Treatment OutcomesNeurobiology of Language, Volume 6: 2025
Honorable Mention
Deborah Levy, Princeton University, receives an Honorable Mention for the paper:
Role for Left Dorsomedial Prefrontal Cortex in Self-Generated, but not Externally Cued, Language ProductionNeurobiology of Language, Volume 6: 2025