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Núria Enríquez, Part of the UH's Brain-Machine Interface Systems Team

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Núria Enríquez, PhD Candidate, Spanish Instructor, and graduate research collaborator of the Noninvasive BMI Lab presented her research combining EEG and linguistics on "Politeness in the Oral Complaints: Pauses and Neural Indicators During Speech in English (L1/L2), Spanish (L1/L2) and Heritage Spanish Speakers" at the 2019 Society for Neuroscience Meeting in Chicago. 

Núria received a Cullen Fellowship Travel Grant ($1000) from the University of Houston to present the work. Nuria is collaborating with BMI Lab's Tanner Barbee (undergraduate researcher) and Andrew Paek (graduate researcher) on this research.

Congratulations Núria!