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Stefan Frank

Centre for Language Studies ← Click here for a picture of me (if you must)
Radboud University
Erasmusplein 1 ⟡ Room 6.01 (Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays)
6525HT Nijmegen ⟡ The Netherlands
📧 ⟡ 📞+31 24 3615491 ⟡ 🦋@stefanfrank.bsky.social ⟡ 🐘@stefanfrank@scholar.social

News!

2024

March

This preprint of "Communicative efficiency in multimodal language" with Beata Grzyb and Gabriella Vigliocco has been up for a while, but it has finally been accepted for publication in Journal of Experimental Psychology: General.

⟡ I'm looking forward to a brief visit to INRIA Bordeaux late April, where I'll take part in a PhD defense and give a talk.

January

⟡ New preprint: Neural language model gradients predict event-related brain potentials.

⟡ Naomi Shapiro joined the Language Leak project as a postdoc. Welcome!

2023

December

Here's a new preprint by Yung Han Khoe about The Bilingual Dual-path model: Simulating bilingual production, comprehension, and development

September

⟡ We're organizing a one-day workshop on Using computational models to bridge between neurobiology, psychology, and linguistic theory. For info and registration, visit this place.

⟡ I quit Twitter for ever! You can find me on @stefanfrank.bsky.social and @stefanfrank@scholar.social

August

⟡ Our paper "An eye-tracking-with-EEG coregistration corpus of narrative sentences" (with Anna Aumeistere) was accepted for publication in Language Resources and Evaluation

May

Michelle Suijkerbuijk's paper about wh-island constraints in LSTMs is accepted for a poster at the SCiL conference.

⟡ Two conference talks about modelling N400/P600 effects in L2 comprehension: Stephan Verwijmeren will present this work at ICCM, and I will give a talk about it at AMLaP.

March

⟡ I will give an online talk about the Bilingual Dual-Path model at the International Symposium of Bilingualsm in June, and Stephan Verwijmeren will present an online poster about his model of N400/P600 effects in L2 comprehension.

Kars Ligtenberg started as a PhD student in my NWO-funded project The statistics of language as a novel window into the multilingual mind

⟡ We have a postdoc vacancy to work on models of bilingual sentence processing, application deadline is March 19.

⟡ I started this News section!