Lab members will be presenting on decoding verb phrase construction, memory retreival during naturalistic comprehension, and morphological decomposition. We hope to see you there! Tung, Tzu-Yun Modeling memory retrieval during naturalistic comprehension. (Poster A46, Poster Session A Tuesday, October 24, […]
Do you need another excuse to visit San Sebastián, Spain for AMLaP 2023? Jeonghwa Cho will be presenting on two exciting projects: Poster: Sat Sep 2 14:00-15:10 Cross-language masked prefix priming for early and late bilinguals. (co-author Jonathan Brennan) Talk: […]
We are looking forward to HSP2023 in Pittsburgh! Be sure to see the latest from lab members on cross-language grammatical representations, modeling retrieval interference, and Junyuan’s masters thesis (MPI Psycholinguistics) on cortical phrase-tracking! And don’t forget to check out work […]
Tzu-Yun Tung will be at the 2022 meeting of Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing to present some of her dissertation research on memory retrieval during language comprehension using a combination of EEG data and computational models. Check it out! […]
We are looking forward to sharing some of our research at SNL2022, including: Jeonghwa Cho: Neural decoding of grammatical number within and across languages (Poster B11 in Poster Session B and Reception, Thursday, October 6, 6:30 – 8:30 pm EDT, […]
We are looking forward to CogSci 2022 in Toronto. Whether you visit in person or hybrid, be sure to check out Jeonghwa Cho’s newest work on the interactions between orthographic and morphological priming. Abstract below, or read the paper here […]
This is a talk at the University of Michigan offering some small measured optimism on mapping between language and neurobiology. It includes some of the newest work modeling fMRI data with CCG, reports brand new data from Tzu-Yun Tung on […]
[UPDATE with times] We’re looking forward to seeing you virtually at the 2022 Conference on Human Sentence Processing hosted March 24-26 by UC Santa Cruz! The latest from our lab includes: Jeonghwa Cho demonstrating effects of morphological and orthographic overlap […]
Here’s a video of Jon’s talk from the MPI Psycholinguistics 40th anniversary workshop “Neurobiology of Language: Key Issues and Ways Forward“. You can also download the slides. The talk includes some wonderful work from Chia-wen Lo’s recent dissertation on the […]
Some exciting work from our lab will be presented at the 34th Annual CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing (hosted, virtually, at the University of Pennsylvania). The conference goes from Thursday, March 4 to Saturday, March and Registration is free!! Here’s the […]