Jim Magnuson, Principal Investigator
Spoken language processing, developmental and acquired language disorders, computational models
Monica Li, PhD Student
Spoken word recognition; feedback mechanisms in speech perception; neural oscillations; fMRI; eye tracking; EEG
Sahil Luthra, PhD Student
Spoken word recognition; neural bases of language processing; perceptual learning
Elizabeth Simmons, PhD Student
Language acquisition in typically developing children and those with clinical disorders (e.g., Developmental Language Disorder, Reading Impairment, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Later Talkers); eye tracking; spoken word recognition
Rachael Steiner, PhD Student
Organization of lexical knowledge; Interactions between levels of lexical representation; Network science
Heejo You, Postdoc
Computational modeling of language
Lizzie Collin, undergraduate research assistant
Spoken word recognition; bilingualism
Meghan Collins, undergraduate research assistant
Spoken word recognition; learning
Anika Bennett, undergraduate research assistant
Spoken word recognition; learning
Alexis Johns, Postdoctoral researcher
PhD 2016; Co-advised by Emily Myers
Wingfield Lab, Brandeis University
Sergey Kornilov, Postdoctoral researcher
Duncan Scholar in Molecular and Human Genetics, Department of Molecular and Human Genetics, Baylor College of Medicine
CCNLL PhD student 2009-2014
Ashlee Shaw, Postdoctoral researcher
Rutgers U.
CCNLL PhD student 2008-2014
Shin-Yi Fang, Postdoctoral researcher
Penn State
CCNLL PhD student 2006-2011
Navin Viswanathan, Assistant Professor
University of Kansas
CCNLL PhD student (co-advised by Carol Fowler), 2005-2009
Dan Mirman, Associate Professor
University of Alabama at Birmingham
CCNLL Postdoc, 2005-2008
Harlan Harris, Data Scientist
Educational Advisory Board
CCNLL Postdoc, 2002-2005
Agata Harabasz, undergraduate research assistant
Agata is a third year undergraduate double majoring in biological sciences and Psychology with a minor in Human Rights. Her interests include language acquisition, learning, neurobiology and development. She is implementing an fMRI study of prosody in Specific Language Impairment
Lucy MacNaught, undergraduate research assistant
Computational modeling of semantics