Aresty Research Symposium 2023
Deshik, Madison, and Vaishnavi successfully presented our lab’s research on ‘partial objects’ at the Aresty undergraduate research symposium on April 28, 2023. Well done, team!
Deshik, Madison, and Vaishnavi successfully presented our lab’s research on ‘partial objects’ at the Aresty undergraduate research symposium on April 28, 2023. Well done, team!
Research Assistants Vaishnavi and Khushi present their poster on word learning and adjectives at the 2022 Aresty Summer Science Symposium. Amidst posters dedicated to genetics, molecular biology, physics, and the … Read More
Meg Gotowski (recently defended PhD) and Dr. Kristen Syrett (PI) presented their experimental work on the syntactic bootstrapping of adjectives as a paper at the Boston University Conference on Language … Read More
On Thursday, July 21, Meg Gotowski successfully defended her dissertation, entitled, “Syntactic Bootstrapping in the Adjectival Domain: Learning Subjective Adjectives.” Meg (soon to be officially Dr. Gotowski!) was advised by Dr. … Read More
Recent graduate Nishtha Trivedi and Dr. Syrett celebrate at the 2022 School of Arts and Sciences Convocation in May. Congratulations, Nish!
Amy Rosen graduates from Rutgers! We’re so very proud of you, Amy!
Congratulations to Nish Trivedi and Amy Rosen, who successfully defended their honors theses under the direction of Dr. Syrett. Here they are enjoying their celebratory bubble tea afterwards! Nish completed … Read More
Dr. Syrett has been awarded the Faculty Mentor Award by the Rutgers University First-year Interest Group Seminars (FIGS) Program, for her role mentoring peer instructors.
Dr. Syrett and two of her doctoral students will be presenting their work at NELS 52 @ Rutgers at the end of October! Former PhD student Vera Gor, who has … Read More
We rounded out our fully virtual 2020-2021 year with our last lab meeting! Congratulations to Karen, Claire, Abeer, Amy, Erin, Nate, and Joy, who are going on to do great … Read More