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Skyler Reese had an abstract accepted at the California Universities Semantics and Pragmatics (CUSP) 2022 annual meeting, to take place on May 6th. They will present their Bayesian quantifiers research in a flash talk. Their poster slides can be found here.

Skyler Reese's research was recently accepted for presentation at the Experiments in Linguistic Meaning (ELM) conference from May 18th-20th. Their poster is titled "Bayesian Modeling of Quantifier Reference Variability: The Case of Few, Several, and Many." Their abstract can be viewed here.

The Morgan Computational Psycholinguistics Lab will be well represented at the upcoming Human Sentence Processing (HSP) conference on March 24th-26th!

Emily Morgan, in collaboration with Prem Devanbu and other cross-campus collaborators, recently received a three-year NSF grant worth $1.4 million to study how humans process programming languages. To quote Devanbu, "When you write a program, it has two audiences.

Skyler Reese virtually presented their research at Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing (AMLaP) 2021, titled "Bayesian Modeling of Quantifier Cardinal Reference Variability: The Case of English Few, Several, and Many". Their abstract can be found here, and you can view a recording of their presentation here.