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McGill Language & Memory Laboratory
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We conduct behavioural (e.g., eye-tracking) and neuroimaging (e.g., ERP) experiments to investigate the following questions*:

  • How do bilinguals resolve within- and cross-language ambiguity during written and spoken language comprehension? How do individual differences in executive function constrain language comprehension and production? (NSERC funded)
  • Is bilingual experience and ability associated with structural and functional brain changes in healthy older adults? (CIHR, CRLMB & RBIQ funded)
  • How do first and second language users learn, represent and process figurative language? (SSHRC funded)
  • How do neuropathological/psychiatric conditions affect language processes such as ambiguity resolution and skilled reading? (CRC, CRLMB funded)
*Note: we will actively consider new graduate student applications for the Winter 2012 deadline - see here for details

Image courtesy of Richard McLean, author of “Recovered not cured.