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Members of the Center for Language and Brain at 51·çÁ÷.

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Omar Fargally ’25

2022

  • Erica Friedman '22
  • Caroline Kaicher '22
  • Alex Tran '22

2021

  • Dana Chan '21

2020

  • Zhongwen Lian '20
  • Ryan Rios '20
  • Kiana Billot Vasquez '20

2019

  • Dana Chan ’19
  • Mara Devia ’19
  • Chau Le ’19

2014

  • April Bailey ’14
  • Jessica Huang ’14
  • Michael Manansala ’14

2015

  • Ben Fallon ’15
  • Skylar Lindsay ’15
  • Rachel Siciliano ’15
  • Kristen Weiner ’15

2013

  • Youngsun Cho ’13
  • Annie Zheng ’13

2012

  • Carmen Lin ’12
  • Zach Zhao ’12

Joining the Research Team

Any student who is interested in contributing to our research that address Center for Language and Brain questions are welcome to contact Spencer Kelly or Yukari Hirata to become a member.

Normally, students first shadow ongoing research on a voluntary basis, then start taking greater responsibility over a couple of semesters. The research is not tied to specific classes, and students work 5-15 hours per week.

While we work as a team, students may voice their own ideas and develop them as their individual projects. Students may pursue research with the Center for Language and Brain as their senior, honors, or high honors theses.

Morgan Beatty ’20

Morgan Beatty (Neuroscience and Education, '20) and Prof. Kelly in front of Morgan's senior thesis poster.

ISGS 2016
Rachel Neal '16 and Annie Zheng '13 presented their senior honors theses at the International Society for Gesture Studies (ISGS) conference in Paris.
March 2014
Jessica Huang '14 and Michael Manansala ’14 presented CLB research at a conference in Kobe, Japan. Here they share a relaxed conversation about the research with Japanese scholars after the conference.
May 2013
Researchers celebrated their intense research activities at the end of the academic year.
May 2012
Carmen Lin '12 presented CLB research in a poster session in Hong Kong with the co-directors Spencer Kelly and Yukari Hirata.