Many congratulations to seniors in the lab who completed their honors theses! Shuchen Wen conducted an EEG experiment testing the timing of argument-structure by testing for N400 effects when argument roles were reversed in Ba- and Bei-constructions in Mandarin Chinese. […]
Congrats to the undergraduate researchers who presented their work at the spring research symposiums for the UROP program and MRADs program. Kennedy Lloyd won a coveted blue-ribbon award 🏆 for her poster titled Quantifying methodological racialized inequities in neurolinguistics. Analyzing […]
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 […]
I’m still catching up on some of our efforts from before the new year. These include two (2) pre-prints of papers that make use of the Little Prince datasets. First up: Miloš Stanojević (DeepMind) and I co-led a project where […]
Congratulations are in order for newly minted Ph.D. Tamarae Hidlebrandt who successfully defended her dissertation on December 19th! The dissertation describes a host of experiments combining acceptability judgments, self-paced reading experiments, and EEG to probe the nuanced inter-relatedness between grammatical […]
Jixing Li let a large team to prepare these unique neurolinguistic datasets. Speakers of English (49), Mandarin (35) or French (28) listened to a 1.5 h audiobook of The Little Prince during fMRI scanning. The full MRI datasets are released […]
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’re thrilled with the news that Dr. Rachel Weissler (PhD 2021) has accepted a tenure-track position at the University of Oregon, beginning Fall 2023. She is currently a post-doctoral fellow in Psychology, Linguistics, and Black Studies at Oregon where she […]
A team led by Chia-wen Lo (PhD 2021, now at MPI Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences) has a new paper in Neurobiology of Language. Together with Tzu-yun Tung (4th year PhD student) and Alan Hezao Ke (PhD 2019), this paper […]