Marie's research focuses on the cognitive predictors of language learning, bilingualism and psycholinguistics. 

marie-josee.bisson@dmu.ac.uk

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Kaitlyn's research focuses on how individuals learn, use, and organise two or more languages. 

kaitlyn.zavaleta@dmu.ac.uk

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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 Toon

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.

josef.toon@dmu.ac.uk

Ferdaws Benselloum 

Ferdaws is a third-year psychology student and a Frontrunner research assistant in psycholinguistics. As a polyglot, she is genuinely interested in exploring both cognate and non-cognate languages, focusing on understanding bilingualism and psycholinguistics from cognitive and applied perspectives.                                     

ferdaws.benselloum@dmu.ac.uk Follow me on LinkedIn, Ferdaws B.

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.