Julianna Meglio
Undergraduate Member
Undergraduate student at Rutgers Linguistics, interested in Romance and Japanese linguistics, as well as the syntax-semantics interface in regards to second language acquisition.
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Nayan Nagaraja
Undergraduate Member
Undergraduate at Rutgers University. Broadly interested in the intersection of semantics and syntax and their applications in the field of language acquisition. Personal interests within linguistics are the fields of
Yagmur Sag-Parvardeh
Associate Member
Dr. Yagmur Sag-Parvardeh is a lecturer at Rutgers Linguistics, with interests in theoretical and experimental approaches to semantics, pragmatics, and the syntax-semantics interface.
Aidan Sharma
Graduate Member
Graduate student at Rutgers Linguistics. Within semantics and syntax, my interests include bridging, attitudes, and ellipsis. I’m also interested in understudied Turkic languages in Central Asia, specifically Kazakh and Kyrgyz.
Kiran Sojan
Undergraduate Member
Undergraduate student at Rutgers Linguistics, broadly interested in the interplay of syntax and semantics in subfields such as psycholinguistics and language acquisition.
Chenli Wang
Graduate Member
Graduate student at Rutgers Linguistics, interested broadly in investigating first and second language processing using methods such as eye-tracking to get time-sensitive measures of online language processing.
Gabriella Welzmuller
Undergraduate Member
Undergraduate students at Rutgers Linguistics, interested in the relationship between psycholinguistics and language acquisition, specifically how syntax and semantics influence social and cognitive development.
Ariela Ye
Graduate Member
Graduate student at Rutgers Linguistics, interested in syntax and semantics, particularly in topics like complementation, argument structure, clausal embedding, honorifics, biased questions, etc.
Jiaxing Yu
Graduate Member
Graduate student at Rutgers Linguistics, interested in syntax, semantics, syntax-semantics interface, lexical semantics, experimental syntax, and Chinese linguistics.
Ziling Zhu
Lab Manager
Graduate student at Rutgers Linguistics, interested in formal and experimental semantics. My research focuses on questions, classifiers, and nouns.