EEG frequency-tagging demonstrates increased left hemispheric involvement and crossmodal plasticity for face processing in congenitally deaf signers
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Bruno Rossion | Emiliano Ricciardi | Pietro Pietrini | Giulia Dormal | Evgenia Bednaya | Davide Bottari | Brigitte Röder | Agnes Villwock | Milena Dzhelyova | Konstantin Grin | P. Pietrini | B. Rossion | E. Ricciardi | B. Röder | D. Bottari | M. Dzhelyova | G. Dormal | Agnes Villwock | K. Grin | E. Bednaya
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