Welcome! We study how sentences of human language are processed, with a special interest in the relationship between sentence processing, language typology, and formal syntactic theory. Our research employs a variety of experimental techniques, including self-paced reading, visual-world eye-tracking, and grammaticality judgement studies, to examine how formal representations of linguistic structure interact with how we understand sentences that we’ve never heard before. We study a variety of diverse languages including English, Korean, Mandarin, Niuean, Japanese, and Triqui.

We are located in Room 417 in Wolf Hall (105 The Green, Newark DE).

Our email is experimentalsyntaxlab@gmail.com.