Photos

Tzu-Yun tung stands in front a classroom talking; text describing a research project are projected on a screen
Tzu-yun defends her dissertation to great acclaim
A person stands in front of a classroom introducing PhD candidate Tzu-yun Tung. The words Prediction and Memory Retrieval in Dependency Resolution are projected on a screen
Jon introduces Tzu-yun at her dissertation defense
A student receives an award certificate from a professor wearing a red academic gown
Shuchen receiving the 2023 Sam Epstein award for her Cognitive Science honors thesis
Two people wearing academic gowns pose for the camera
Congratulations Dr. Tamarae Hildebrandt!
A group of people pose for the camera in a back yard
Celebrating the end of the term and the warm(-ish) weather
A student in academic robes stands at a podium in front of a seated crowd
Jacky gives remarks at the 2023 Linguistics graduation ceremony
A student poses for the camera with a rolled-up poster and a blue-ribbon award
Maria celebrates the blue-ribbon award for her UROP poster
A student is talking to two audience members in front of a scientific poster
Navya answers questions at the 2023 UROP symposium
A student stands in front of a scientific posterer
Maria discusses her findings at the 2023 UROP symposium
A student stands in front of an academic poster
Kennedy presents her award-winning poster at the 2023 UROP symposium
Current and former lab members meet up at SNL2022
Tzu-yun presents her poster at SNL 2022
Jeonghwa presents her poster at SNL2022
David presents his poster at 2022 (while wearing the EMOTIV headset!)
A few lab folks at the Linguistics Department welcome, September 2022
Jon uses Helsinki native Tove Janssen’s beautiful illustrations to spice up the SNL2019 Early Career Award talks
The lab at SNL2019
Rachel presents her poster at SNL2019
Tzu-yun and Chia-wen just wrapping up an excellent poster presentation
Jon is a poor stand-in for the great team of Donnie Dunagen, Andrea Martin, Lars Meyer and John Hale 
Jon with Early Career Award co-Winner Vitoria Piai and SNL Chair Manuel Carreiras
If it’s lunch time, the lab is probably at Sadako
Talking with neurolinguistics students at Graduation 2019
Dylan and Ibrahim present at the UROP 2019 Symposium
Enjoying the first signs of spring
Chia-wen presents her poster at SNL 2017 in Baltimore
“We have a wide selection of event-related potentials. Perhaps you are looking for one in a bright lime green?”
Maya and Chris present at the UROP 2017 Symposium on the effect of mild exercise on EEG noise during passive story-book listening
Emma and Samia at Samia’s 2016 UROP presentation
Samia presents her poster about repetition priming within and between speakers at the 2016 UROP symposium
The lab goes outside on the first warm day of Spring 2016. L to R: Salim, Chiawen, Claudia, Emma, Rachael, Samia, Jon.
Salim looks at raw EEG data, i.e. “the squiggles”
Salim and Rachael collecting data
Claudia is ready to pilot a new study
Salim and Rachael inject gel to reduce impedences
The setup in 441 lorch
The BrainProducts amplifier that does the heavy lifting
Salim preps the EEG cap for data collection
The lab goes to the law quad, Summer 2015. L to R: Salim, Claudia, Rachael, Kyle, Max, Jon
Jon, Ioulia, and Renee present preliminary results on MEG, Language and Autism at the 2014 MCubed symposium
Our first signal! An auditory-evoked response in a single subject to 100 1 KHz tones.
The lab logo
The view of Fall foliage from our lab on the fourth floor of Lorch Hall