My research uses experiments and computational modeling to understand the laws that govern human language. Some of the variables
that constitute human language are the spatial positions of speech articulators, the neural activity controlling production and comprehension,
and the neural connectivity constituting linguistic knowledge. I am inspired by dynamical systems approaches to linguistics and
cognitive science, like
Articulatory Phonology and
Dynamic Field Theory.
For more details, take a look at my
CV or my
ResearchGate profile.