Radim Lacina

I study how our minds process linguistic focus and other alternative-based phenomena.

My research interests lie in sentence and discourse comprehension, experimental pragmatics, and information structure.

I'm a PhD candidate supervised by Nicole Gotzner and Matthew Husband (secondary). I work as a Research Associate at the SPA Lab at Osnabrück University, funded by the DFG Emmy Noether Programme. I'm also an Associate Member of the ERCEL Lab at Charles University, Prague.

I founded and co-organised The Friday Primes, an informal discussion group for young researchers in psycholinguistics based in Berlin and Potsdam.

I gained my BA in Psychology, Philosophy and Linguistics from the University of Oxford (St Hugh's College) in 2019. Later, I studied for an MSc in the Psychology of Language at the University of Edinburgh.