Chantal Ligny
Dr. Chantal Ligny is the medical director of the Centre Comprendre et Parler (CCP).
Chantal Ligny is a supervisor of the research project 15. The phonological body – body movements to accompany linguistic development in deaf children.
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- Biological diversity in plasticity and adaptation
- Multimodality and optimisation of cognitive resources
- 5. Temporal course of auditory, labial, and manual signals in Cued Speech perception
- 6. Exploiting the somatosensory function in hearing impaired subjects for understanding and rehabilitating the perceptuo-motor loop in speech communication
- 7. Improving integration of audio-visual speech cues in children with hearing impairment
- 8. Effortful listening, cognitive energy, and learning in children fitted with cochlear implant
- 9. Development of working memory capacity, phonological and lexical skills, and executive functions in children with hearing impairment and deafblind children
- 10. Automatic recognition and generation of Cued Speech using deep learning
- Environment and enhancement of language skills
- 11. Multilingual language and communication development and assessment of young deaf children: Implications for educational and clinical support and intervention
- 12. Multimodal communication among deaf and hearing interactants in the presence of sensory and communication asymmetries
- 13. Spelling ability and associated skills
- 14. Sustaining oral communicative skills in children with hearing impairment
- 15. The phonological body – body movements to accompany linguistic development in deaf children
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