My research focuses on the different mechanisms behind the robust and fast processing of language. In particular, I look into how predictions for speech, at the phoneme, lexical or syntactic levels, foster the processing of incoming speech. Primarily using MEG signals to study the dynamics of those representations, I focus on how the slow dynamics of linguistic units modulates higher frequencies. My current work also involves the development of Brain-Computer Interfaces for communication, using the similar principles based on how neural activity allows decode speech comprehension and auditory attention.