Language Cognition and Communication Research Group

The Language Cognition and Communication Research Group is internationally recognised as one of the foremost groups working on the psychology of language. Our expertise covers a wide range of topics in comprehension, production and dialogue, from sub-lexical processes to the discourse level. We also have active research interests in language-vision integration. Both cognitive and social approaches are covered.

Language and Cognition.
Social and Communication.

Holly Branigan, Martin Corley, Morag Donaldson, Fernanda Ferreira, John Henderson, Louise Kelly, Peter Lamont, Billy Lee, Andy McKinlay, Martin Pickering, Richard Shillcock, Julia Simner, Patrick Sturt, Sue Widdicombe.
Robin Hill, Hamutal Kreiner, Manon Jones, Sasha Calhoun, Janet McClean, Andriy Myachykov, Claudine Raffray, Matthew Roberts, Mikel Santesteban.

PhD Students:

Student	Principal Supervisor
Talal Alali	Widdicombe
Jens Apel	Ferreira
Paul Brocklehurst	Corley
Garry Cai	Pickering
Philip Collard	Corley
Annabel Harrison	Pickering
Clare Huxley	Branigan, Pickering
Zeynep Ilkin	Sturt
Alexa Ispas	Widdicombe
Helene Kreysa	Pickering
Gaurav Malhotra	Pickering
Susannah Moat	Corley
Rosemary Mulholland	McKinlay
Mateo Obregón	Shillcock
Michael Schnadt	Corley
Oliver Stewart	Ferreira

Admirals Lab
Eyetracking Facilities

Eye Movement Users workshop
Language Processing Reading Group
Psycholinguistics coffee workshop
Psycholinguistics Postgraduate Conference

Participate in an experiment on the web:
On-line experiments.