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Research Labs

Linguistics Department

Computational Sentence Processing Lab

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Computational Sentence Processing Lab

UMass Computational Phonology

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UMass Computational Phonology

Grammar and Processing (GAP) Lab

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Grammar and Processing (GAP) Lab

Phonetics Lab

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Phonetics Lab

Labs in Other Departments

Infant Cognition Lab

Infant cognition lab

Department of Psychology and Brain Sciences

Infant Cognition Lab

Language, Intersensory Perception and Speech Lab

LIP Lab

Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences

Language, Intersensory Perception and Speech Lab

UMass Eye Tracking Lab

Eye Tracking Lab

Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences

UMass Eye Tracking Lab
Department of Linguistics

N408 Integrative Learning Center
650 North Pleasant Street
Amherst, MA 01003
Phone: (413) 545-0885
Fax: (413) 545-2792
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