Chaoyi Chen
Alum
Dr. Chaoyi Chen received his PhD at Rutgers Linguistics. He is interested in headless relative clauses, concessive scalar particles, verbal reduplications, limited ellipsis, null categories, and reflexives.
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Indira Das
Alum
Graduate student at Rutgers Linguistics, interested in nominal semantics with a focus on definite expressions in bare argument languages, number interpretation of such expressions and how such constructions are influenced
Deshik Iyengar
Undergraduate Member
I am an undergraduate student at Rutgers University. My current research interests are in experimental and formal semantics, L1 and L2 acquisition, modality, and pragmatics. I am also interested in
Alex Kenney
Undergraduate Member
Undergraduate student at Rutgers Linguistics, interested in Japanese, Romance, and Slavic linguistics, semantic content in binding relations, and syntax-semantics interface in “What” phrases with unpronounced elements.
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.
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.
John Thatcher
Undergraduate Member
Undergraduate student at Rutgers University. Current research involves differential object marking and relative clauses in Spanish. Interested in English, Spanish, Russian, and Arabic linguistics.
Ziling Zhu
Alum
Dr. Ziling Zhu received her PhD at Rutgers Linguistics. She is interested in formal and experimental semantics. Her research focuses on phenomena in the clausal domain (presuppositions, questions, anaphoricity), as