A group of scientists set out to map how the brain represents the meaning of spoken language, word by word. Their results, published today in the journal Nature, not only represent a first-of-its- ...

By combining intracranial brain recordings with advanced language models, researchers found that speaking and listening engage widespread brain areas, especially in the frontal and temporal lobes.

The Turkic languages – a group of closely related languages that form a family within the Altaic language group – unite nations spread across three continents, according to the head of the ...