Jordan R. Green

Jordan R. Green, PhD, CCC-SLP, FASHA, is the Matina Souretis Horner Professor in Rehabilitation Sciences and Chief Scientific Advisor at the MGH Institute of Health Professions. He leads the Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab, focusing on speech motor control, neurodegenerative diseases, and AI-driven speech analysis. His roles include strategic research planning and mentoring.

Education: PhD in Speech and Hearing Sciences from the University of Washington, Seattle. Notable awards include the Willard R. Zemlin Award and ASHA’s highest honor, the Honors of the Association (2024).

Research interests span ALS biomarkers, autism speech patterns, and AI applications in speech disorders. Collaborations include Harvard, MIT, and industry partners like Google. His work has generated over $50M in research funding and 20+ NIH grants.

Recent articles highlight innovations in personalized ASR systems, ALS progression tracking, and speech biomarkers for Alzheimer’s. His lab’s 4D tongue motion imaging and AI tools aim to revolutionize communication access for disordered speech patients.

Advising: Mentored over 30 PhD/postdoc trainees. Grants focus on speech analytics, facial transplantation recovery, and ALS monitoring. Lab collaborations extend to Brigham and Women’s Hospital and global institutions like the University of Toronto.