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ABOUT ME

I am interested in human sentence processing by using brain image tools such as electroencephalography (EEG) and investigating neural signals from computational approaches. My dissertation investigates how compositional processes are carried out by low-frequency neural oscillations, which have been recently correlated with the processing of hierarchical structures. My current research examines the time and frequency domain analysis of annotated corpora and aims to see how periodicity is reflected in sentence structure across languages. I intend for my future research to integrate models for language by combining theory and cognitive neuroscience.​

EDUCATION

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Psycholinguistics

2015. 09- 2021. 05

Ph.D,  Linguistics

Graduate Certificate in Cognitive Science

University of Michigan, United States

Neurolinguistics

Syntax

Computational Linguistics

2009. 09- 2012. 07

Master degree, Linguistics

National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan

2004. 09- 2008. 06

Bachelor degree, Foreign Languages and Literature

National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan

Cognitive Science

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