THE NEUROLINGUISTICS LAB @ ELSC
PEOPLE
YOSEF GRODZINSKY
Principle Investigator
Yosef Grodzinsky is a Professor at ELSC and at the Department of cognitive Science at the Hebrew University. He is also a Visiting Professor at the Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine (INM-1), forschungszentrum Jülich. He is interested in the neural bases, processing and acquisition of formal linguistic knowledge, which he studies in both health and brain disease. He is also interested in the neural bases of logic and reasoning. Current projects: assessment and treatment of acute aphasia subsequent to stroke; language in acute neurosurgery; the neural basis of negation, logical abilities in schizophrenia, the acquisition of pronominal reference, the processing of comparatives, quantification in aphasia.
NIR SEGAL
Undergraduate student. B.A. in Linguistics and philosophy and B.Sc. in Mathematics.
He is interested in psycholinguistics and the use of mathematical methods in theoretical linguistics, specifically in formal semantics and pragmatics.
MIMI SHWARTZ
Undergrad student at the Open University. B.A. in computer science and cognitive science
Research Assistant and Developer
Alumni
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ANDREAS HAIDA
Former Post Doc
Currently: Oracle Corporation
Some of his recent works can be found on LingBuzz (http://ling.auf.net/lingbuzz).
GALIT AGMON
Former Ph.D. student
Currently: Post-doc, University of Pennsylvania
Department of Neurology
KEDEM SNIR
B.Sc. in Computer Science and Cognitive Science
Former undergraduate student at the Lab.
Currently: Google Research.