About

I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Linguistics and Cognitive Science. My research investigates how human languages are structured and how these structures are processed and understood by speakers. I work on a number of topics in syntactic and psycholinguistic theory, including subjecthood and thematic relations, case and agreement, and long-distance dependencies, looking at data from a variety of languages. I am especially interested in the relationship between cross-linguistic syntax, sentence processing, and information structure, and my research makes use of a mix of formal and experimental techniques. You can find out more about the Experimental Syntax Lab at UD here.

My CV is available here (updated May 2024).