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From: William Rosenthal
Date: 04 Oct 2005
Time: 10:28:32 -0500
Remote Name: 67.174.240.64
Hello Rick, I think it is not easy to answer your question, because it is likely that fruitful research is possible in each of the areas or disciplines that you list. If this is something that you, personally, are considering, my recommendation is that you first follow your own interests. That is most likely the way for you to prepare and eventually to do good research on stuttering, and to have a satisfying career. Having said that, it is certainly the case that very interesting work is going on in the area of genetics, and that direction may hold the greatest hope for cracking the code. As far as your question about who are the “leading” researchers in stuttering, after excluding me, you can start by looking at the list on this site. -WSR