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Journal of Fluency Disorders|February 14, 2012
Construct validity of modified time-interval analysis in measuring stuttering and trained speaking patternsAnke Alpermann, Walter Huber, Ulrich Natke, et al.Journal of Fluency Disorders|September 14, 2010
Measurement of trained speech patterns in stuttering: interjudge and intrajudge agreement of experts by means of modified time-interval analysisAnke Alpermann, Walter Huber, Ulrich Natke, et al.Neuropsychologia|April 2, 2014
Neural underpinnings for model-oriented therapy of aphasic word productionStefanie Abel, Cornelius Weiller, Walter Huber, et al.Restorative Neurology and Neuroscience|June 25, 2011
Common networks for selective auditory attention for sounds and words? An fMRI study with implications for attention rehabilitationWalter Sturm, Ralph Schnitker, Marion Grande, et al.Brain and Language|July 18, 2015
What letters can "learn" from Arabic digits--fMRI-controlled single case therapy study of peripheral agraphiaStefanie Jung, Katja Halm, Walter Huber, et al.Brain : a Journal of Neurology|February 18, 2015
Therapy-induced brain reorganization patterns in aphasiaStefanie Abel, Cornelius Weiller, Walter Huber, et al.Neuroscience Letters|July 19, 2008
Tracing the ventral stream for auditory speech processing in the temporal lobe by using a combined time series and independent component analysisKarsten Specht, Walter Huber, Klaus Willmes, et al.International Journal of Language & Communication Disorders|June 28, 2008
Basic parameters of spontaneous speech as a sensitive method for measuring change during the course of aphasiaMarion Grande, Katja Hussmann, Elisabeth Bay, et al.Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics|July 11, 2012
Computer-assisted analysis of spontaneous speech: quantification of basic parameters in aphasic and unimpaired languageKatja Hussmann, Marion Grande, Elisabeth Meffert, et al.Neurocase|December 25, 2002
Recovery of semantic word processing in transcortical sensory aphasia: a functional magnetic resonance imaging studyRoland Zahn, Walter Huber, Eva Drews, et al.Pageof 25