Simone Krogh

The paper shows that linguistic structure alters neural representations of word meaning by suppressing word-level animacy when it conflicts with structural context.

This study compares neural representations of grammaticality in serial and parallel language input using MEG, finding shared representations with distinct encoding strengths.

The paper investigates how local linguistic context affects neural representations of words, finding that phrase-level animacy is decoded early and persists, challenging theories of basic-to-derived meaning shifts.

The paper investigates neural correlates of syntactic dependencies in a Verb-Second language using MEG, finding increased responses in left fronto-temporal regions for sentences compared to list-controls.