Identification of emotional intonation evaluated by fMRI

Dirk Wildgruber, Axel Riecker, Ingo Hertrich, +4

NeuroImage

Emotional IntonationCognitive ScienceNeuropsychologyNeurobiological FactorNeurolinguistics +8

fMRI reveals two distinct cerebral networks subserving speech motor control

Axel Riecker, Klaus Mathiak, Dirk Wildgruber, +4

Neurology

Opposite hemispheric lateralization effects during speaking and singing at motor cortex, insula and cerebellum

Axel Riecker, Hermann Ackermann, Dirk Wildgruber, +2

Neuroreport

MusicAuditory ImageryNeurolinguisticsSpeech ArticulationMotor Control +16

The contribution of white and gray matter differences to developmental dyslexia: Insights from DTI and VBM at 3.0T

Claudia Steinbrink, Kelly Vogt, Andreas Kastrup, +4

Neuropsychologia

Neuropsychological FunctioningCognitive ScienceGray Matter DifferencesBrain StructureDevelopmental Cognitive Neuroscience +9

Functional significance of age-related differences in motor activation patterns

Axel Riecker, Klaus Gröschel, Hermann Ackermann, +3

NeuroImage

Motor ControlNeuroscienceMotor Activation PatternsHuman MovementMotor Behavior +1

Parametric analysis of rate-dependent hemodynamic response functions of cortical and subcortical brain structures during auditorily cued finger tapping: a fMRI study

Axel Riecker, Dirk Wildgruber, Klaus Mathiak, +2

NeuroImage

KinesiologyFine Motor ControlNeuroanatomyFinger TappingMedicine +11

The role of the unaffected hemisphere in motor recovery after stroke

Axel Riecker, Klaus Gröschel, Hermann Ackermann, +3

Human Brain Mapping

Neurological RehabilitationMotor ControlNeurological InjuryUnaffected HemisphereStroke Rehabilitation +17

Hemispheric Lateralization Effects of Rhythm Implementation during Syllable Repetitions: An fMRI Study

Axel Riecker, Dirk Wildgruber, Grzegorz Dogil, +2

NeuroImage

Auditory ImageryCognitive ScienceNeurolinguisticsSpeech Motor ControlNeuroscience +6

Relation between Regional Functional MRI Activation and Vascular Reactivity to Carbon Dioxide during Normal Aging

Axel Riecker, Wolfgang Grodd, Uwe Klose, +5

Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow & Metabolism

The cerebral control of speech tempo: Opposite relationship between speaking rate and BOLD signal changes at striatal and cerebellar structures

Axel Riecker, Jan Kassubek, Klaus Gröschel, +2

NeuroImage

Speech TempoCognitive ScienceNeural MechanismBrain MechanismNeuroanatomy +10