Exploration of language in the mind
Welcome to the website of the Language Processing and Usage Lab, hosted at the Department of Chinese at National Taiwan Normal University!
We aim to understand how language is used and how it is represented in the mind, using a variety of quantitative methods such as corpus explorations, behavioral experiments and neuroimaging techniques to support theoretical analyses. We are particularly interested in diversity as a whole: diversity of languages, diversity of individuals (younger and older populations, individuals with different socioeconomic backgrounds, etc.), and diversity of topics.
Languages studied so far: English, Paiwan, Tagalog, Taiwan Mandarin, Truku Seediq
News
The LPU lab at a glance
Our research and publications
Maybe the most straightforward way to understand our research is to browse through our publications and conference presentations!
Our projects and more
You can have a look at the past and on-going projects run at the LPU lab. We are especially committed to open science. You can find more resources there, including tutorials, the datasets associated with our publications, and companion websites.
Our team
Meet the team behind the LPU lab. Click here to know more about us!