@liinapy.bsky.social
Professor of Linguistics and Psychology, New York University
@liinapy.bsky.socialAre neural representations of grammar shared across serial and parallel language input?
Paper #3 from @simonemkrogh.bsky.social’s dissertation uses cross-condition decoding of MEG signals to reveal shared representations, despite differences in timing and duration.
@liinapy.bsky.socialHow does semantic context shape the neural representation of words? Paper #2 from @simonemkrogh.bsky.social’s dissertation shows that when context changes a word’s animacy, the context-appropriate meaning appears by 210 ms, with no detectable initial animal meaning!
@liinapy.bsky.socialHow does syntax shape the neural representation of words?
Paper #1 from @simonemkrogh.bsky.social’s dissertation decodes animacy and shows that if the meaning of a word conflicts with the meaning of a phrase that embeds it, the word meaning can poof disappear!
@liinapy.bsky.socialNeLLab + 1 excited for Day 2 of #SNL2026!
@snlmtg.bsky.social
@liinapy.bsky.socialNeLLab #SNL2026 menu! See you soon @snlmtg.bsky.social!
@liinapy.bsky.socialReview of applications for this postdoc position starts Sept 1!
@liinapy.bsky.social✨Excited to announce a new post-doctoral position in my lab, focussed on the neural capacity limits of language processing using magnetoencephalography! Apply here: wp.nyu.edu/neurolinglab...
@liinapy.bsky.socialHi new PhDs! I'll soon advertise for a post-doc, but would be happy to receive informal inquiries immediately, as getting the official ad up will take a minute. Looking for strong computational & MEG analysis skills. Email me if this sounds like you and you'd like to join us! @snlmtg.bsky.social
