HLP Lab was founded in January 2007 by a start-up money generously provided by the University of Rochester. Since then we have received funding from university-internal and federal research grants listed below. If you like the research we are doing and you are interested in providing funding to HLP Lab (e.g. to support undergraduate or graduate research opportunities), feel free to contact, HLP Lab's principal investigator, T. Florian Jaeger (phone 585-276-3611). Previous undergraduate support (e.g. via Bishop or Biski-Mayer fellowships for excellence in undergraduate research) has allowed our most outstanding undergraduate researchers to participate in fieldwork on Yucatec Maya (Mexico) or to conduct their own series of experiments in the lab (see our list of independent studies).
Research Grants
| Years | Amount | Agency | Award | Title | Co-PIs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009-2012 | $97,654 | NSF | BCS-0844472 | Bayesian Cue Integration in Probability-Sensitive Language Processing [Summary] | E. Gibson (MIT) |
| 2009-2011 | $286,895 | NSF | BCS-0848353 | Studying Language Production in the Field: Accessibility Effect on Variation [Summary] | J. Bohnemeyer (UB) |
| 2008-2009 | $23,000 | UR | Provost's Multidisciplinary Award | Computational Psycholinguistics: Integrating Computational and Behavioral Methods to Study Human Language Processing [Summary] [Presentation] | D. Gildea, L. Shubert, M. Tanenhaus |
