Chris Callison-Burch (Associate Professor of Computer and Information Sciences). Research interests: natural language processing, statistical machine translation, data-driven paraphrasing, and crowd-sourcing.
Anjan Chatterjee (Professor of Neurology). Research interests: spatial cognition and language, attention, neuroethics, and neuroaesthetics.
Robin Clark (Professor of Linguistics). Research interests: applications of game theory to natural language; evolution and dynamics of linguistic systems; agent-based modelling; and the neurobiology of language.
Yale Cohen (Professor of Otorhinolaryngology, Director of Hearing Sciences Center). Research interests: Neural bases of auditory perception and speech perception; auditory decision making.
Delphine Dahan (Associate Professor of Psychology). Research interests: word recognition, language comprehension and conversation.
David Embick (Professor of Linguistics). Research interests: syntactic and morphological theory; argument structure, and neurolinguistics (MEG; language and Autism).
Murray Grossman (Professor of Neurology, School of Medicine). Research interests: neurolinguistics; neuroimaging; sentence processing
Anthony Kroch (Professor of Linguistics). Research interests: formal analysis of natural language syntax; historical linguistics; computational linguistics; and psycholinguistics.
Jianjing Kuang (Assistant Professor of Linguistics). Research interests: Phonetics Laboratory, phonology, speech production and perception.
Julie Anne Legate (Professor of Linguistics). Research interests: syntactic theory, and the syntax and morphology of endangered/understudied/typologically interesting languages; and language acquisition.
Mark Liberman (Professor of Linguistics). Research interest: phonology and phonetics; prosody; formal models of linguistic annotation; information retrieval and extraction from text.
Mitch Marcus (Professor of Computer and Information Sciences). Research interests: natural language processing; linguistic communication in robotics; language acquisition and psycholinguistics.
Anna Papafragou (Professor of Linguistics). Research interests: the nature and acquisition of meaning in language; language processing; the relation between language and cognition.
Gareth Roberts (Assistant Professor of Linguistics). Research interests: Language evolution, language change, language variation, cultural evolution, experimental semiotics, and social interaction.
Timothy Roberts (Professor, Dept of Radiology, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia). Research interests: neurolinguistics; neuroimaging; auditory processing of language; language and autism.
Dan Roth (Professor, Computer and Information Sciences). Research interests: Machine Learning and Reasoning for Natural Language Understanding; Natural Language Processing; Language Acquisition and Psycholinguistics.
Florian Schwarz (Associate Professor of Linguistics). Research interests: formal semantics and pragmatics of natural language; psycholinguistics and language processing.
Katherine Schuler (Assistant Professor of Linguistics). Research interests: language acquisition of morphology and syntax.
Daniel Swingley (Professor of Psychology). Research interests: word learning and language processing in infants; word recognition and lexical representation in infants and young children; lexical and phonological categorization.
Meredith Tamminga (Assistant Professor of Linguistics). Research interests: sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, quantitative analyses of natural speech.
Sharon Thompson-Schill (Professor of Psychology). Research interests: biological bases of human cognitive systems – perception, memory, language, thought, cognitive control – and the interrelations among these systems.
John Trueswell (Professor of Psychology). Research interests: language acquisition, language processing in children and adults; word and grammar learning.
Lyle Ungar (Professor of Computer and Information Science) Research interests: machine learning and text mining methods; spectral methods for modeling language; word use, personality and well-being; and natural language processing.
Charles Yang (Professor of Linguistics and Computer and Information Science). Research interests: language acquisition, processing, and change; morphology and the mental lexicon; computational linguistics; the evolution of language and cognition.