Faculty
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Liina Pylkkänen, Ph.D. (liina.pylkkanen@nyu.edu)
Research interests
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Andy Smart, Lab Manager, Neurolinguistics Lab (andrew.smart@nyu.edu)
Research Interests:
- EEG/MEG correlates of cognitive and conscious states
- Previous work on how stochastic resonance and stimulus frequency influence cognitive performance in children with ADHD
- Neurolinguistics, Neural Networks
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Grad Students |
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Tuuli Adams, Linguistics (tuuli.adams@nyu.edu)
Research interests:
- Phonology
- Neurolinguistics
- QP Project: An MEG Study of Allomorphy in Japanese Compounds
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Douglas Bemis, Psychology (dkb233@nyu.edu)
Research interests:
- Neurolinguistics
- Semantics
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Jon Brennan, Linguistics (jon.brennan@nyu.edu)
Research interests:
- Events and Event Composition
- Syntax/Semantics Interface
- Grammaticality and Linguistic Methodology
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Suzanne Dikker, Linguistics (suzanne.dikker@nyu.edu)
Research interests:
- Agreement morphology
- Word order
- (Individual) language change through language contact
- Code-switching
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Inna Livitz, Linguistics (ilivitz@nyu.edu)
Research interests:
- Syntax
- Grammatical relations/argument structure
- Neurolinguistics
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Hugh Rabagliati, Psychology (hugh@nyu.edu)
Research interests:
- Language Acquisition: Learning Mechanisms & Conceptual Forebears
- Neurolinguistics
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Jim Wood, Linguistics (jim.wood@nyu.edu)
Research interests:
- Syntax
- Morphology
- Neurolinguistics
- Variation
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Undergrads / High School |
- Bridget Oliveri, Language and Mind major, NYU.
Honors project: An MEG Study of the Neural Bases of Semantic and World Knowledge Integration.
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"Unified Lab" |
| Together with the labs of
we get together weekly to discuss ongoing research projects by students and faculty. Our unified lab group is a mixture of linguists and psychologists whose areas of expertise include concepts and categorization (Murphy, Rehder) , causal reasoning (Rehder), sentence processing and human memory (McElree), neurolinguistics (Marantz, Pylkkänen) and linguistic theory (Marantz, Pylkkänen). |
Past Members |
- Eytan Zweig, PhD 2007, Linguistics. Lecturer, Department of Language and Linguistic Science, The University of York, UK.
- Kana Okano, MA 2007, Psychology. Master's thesis: The effect of visual word familiarity on the timing of lexical access in MEG.
- Lily Tsoi, Stuyvesant High School.
Intel project: Source analysis of crossmodal priming effects in MEG.
- Jasmine Francis, NYU Medical School, MA/PhD program, Department of Physiology and Neuroscience.
- Jesse Harris (Lab Manager 2004-2006), UMass Linguistics
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