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Understanding How African English-Speaking Children Use Inflectional Verb Morphology In Sentence Processing And Word Learning

Dissertation Defense

Abstract: TBA

Temporal Processing in Adults who Stutter

Honors Thesis Defense

On the level dependency of across-frequency binaural interference

Undergraduate Honors Thesis Defense

Alex Krauska will defend her dissertation, "A world without words: A non-lexicalist framework for psycho- and neuro-linguistics," supervised by Ellen Lau, and a committee comprising Naomi, Bill, Bob Slevc and Dave Embick.

Jéssica Mendes will defend her dissertation, "Future reference 'without' future morphology," supervised by Valentine Hacquard and Paolo Santorio, with a committee also including Aron Hirsch and Fabrizio Cariani, as well as Yi Ting Huang as the Dean's Representative. 

Time subject to change.

Nika Jurov will defend her dissertation, "Modeling Adaptability Mechanisms of Speech Perception," co-chaired by co-advisors Naomi Feldman and Bill Idsardi, together with Ellen Lau, former postdoc Thomas Schatz, and Jonathan Simon from Electrical Engineering.

Language and Location: The Role of Non-linguistic Context Cues in Word Learning

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The impact of social bias in adult learning of the pronunciation patterns of a new language

Large Language Models for Teacher Feedback

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