The Language Scientists Podcast is on!
Welcome to the Language Lab at De Monfort University. We are a group of psychology researchers interested in language processing, language learning, language production, bilingualism, psycholinguistics and many more topics related to language.
Marie is a collaborator at Loughborough University. Her research focuses on the cognitive predictors of language learning, bilingualism and psycholinguistics.
m.bisson@lboro.ac.uk
Follow me on Twitter (X) @mjbisson and Linkedin, Marie-Josee Bisson.
Kaitlyn's research focuses on how individuals learn, use, and organise two or more languages.
Follow me on social media - https://linktr.ee/dr_klzavaleta
Anue is a collaborator based at the University of Greenwich. His research focuses on sentence and word comprehension.
A.P.BakerKukona@greenwich.ac.uk
Josef is a psychology lecturer interested in understanding the processes that underpin the retrieval of information from semantic memory when we hear spoken words and environmental sounds.
Mary Mohajelin
I am a first-year PhD researcher in Psychology with a background in Clinical Psychology and professional training as a therapist. My academic foundation includes Neuropsychology and Child Psychology. My research interests focus on individual differences and cognitive factors and bilingualism.
Patrycja Filipowicz
Patrycja is a third-year psychology student involved in multilingualism and psycholinguistics, especially in children and young people. Interested in cognitive neuropsychology and psychological research.
patrycja.filipowicz-baranowska@dmu.ac.uk
Follow me on Instagram @patrycjafilipowicz_ on Twitter (X) @filipowicz_p and on LinkedIn, Patrycja Filipowicz.
Karolina Kowalewska
I’m a second-year psychology student with a strong interest in cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and evidence-based research communication.
Alongside my studies, I’m currently building my experience as a research assistant and look forward to pursuing an MSc/PhD in the future.
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PhD places are available in the Division of Psychology at De Montfort University. If interested, contact one of us to explore potential PhD topics.
We have a group of volunteer research assistants who are gaining research experience in our lab. This can involve data collection, preparing stimuli, or coding participant data (and lots more). If you are interested, get in touch!