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CLS Weekly Meetings: Fridays 10-11:30am in Moore 453
(changes will be noted on the schedule)
Check the current meeting schedule to see who's presenting
Everyone is welcome to participate!
Updates: New Upcoming Conferences page (added under News and Events), Updated Links and Affiliations page, Files from Jared's Podcast Posted
Welcome to all the incoming faculty, postdocs, and grad students of Fall 2008!
The Center for Language Science, located in the Moore building, is an interdisciplinary group of linguists, psycholinguists, applied linguists, speech-language pathologists, speech scientists, and cognitive neuroscientists who share an interest in language acquisition and bilingualism.
Our research focuses on language science from a diverse set of perspectives. These include:
- typical language development
- atypical language development
- psycholinguistics
- cognitive neuroscience
Using sophisticated behavioral and neuroscience methods such as eye tracking, acoustic analysis, and electrophysiological recording of brain activity members of the CLS seeks to learn about the inner workings of language with a special focus on bilingualism.
The CLS meets weekly to discuss research, read papers together, share new methodological developments, and practice giving conference talks. One of our main goals is to foster collaborative research projects across the disciplines.