Inspired by her research on the neurobiology of language, Flora Vanlangendonck created a short video for SfN’s Brain Awareness Video Contest to explain how the brain processes language and the historical discoveries behind our current understanding of it. For her clear and engaging communication, she won second place. Below, watch her video, Your Babbling Brain, and read how she crafted an engaging scientific message and why she incorporates outreach activities into her career.
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Flora Vanlangendonck, PhD
Flora Vanlangendonck completed her Master’s thesis at the Radboud University in Nijmegen where she investigated bilingual visual word recognition. She went on to pursue her PhD on the neural mechanisms of communicative language production at the Donders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging. Now, she works as a grant officer at the research support office of the Faculty of Humanities at Utrecht University, where she combines her interests in science and science policy.
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