Current
Winter 2026–27
Computational Psycholinguistics
Computational models of human language processing, including symbolic and probabilistic mechanisms and the cognitive plausibility of large language models.
Current and selected recent teaching in psycholinguistics, computational modelling, connectionism and information theory.
Winter 2026–27
Computational models of human language processing, including symbolic and probabilistic mechanisms and the cognitive plausibility of large language models.
Summer 2026
Neurocomputational and connectionist models of human language learning and processing, with practical work using artificial neural networks.
Recent seminar
Experimental and computational evidence for predictive mechanisms in comprehension, probabilistic language models and Surprisal theory.