With Austin’s reputation as a world class technology hub, I recall feeling a bit of imposter syndrome upon arrival for my 8 week visit to The Computational Linguistics Lab at The University of Austin…
Liam Blything
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Liam Blything
My research aims to reveal the role of different cognitive and language-related skills that underpin children’s understanding for sentence (or discourse) structures that express information about time (e.g., connectives: before, after), causality (e.g., connectives: because, so), and referential relations (e.g., ambiguous pronouns: he, she). My underpinning theoretical framework is to understand how these skills in turn reflect differences in frequency of exposure.
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The aim of my 8 week visit to Austin was to collaborate with an expert on computational linguistics, Kyle Mahowald (pictured holding his dog ‘Fogo’). In this blog post, I'll discuss why computational…
Hi, my name is Laim Blything. I’ve recently returned to the UK after a 2 and a half year stint at University of Alberta in Canada to work with LuCiD as a postdoctoral researcher on the work package…