For students

Dissertations

If you are interested in working on an Honours or MSc dissertation in our lab, please get in touch with one of us to discuss a topic. Please do this at least half a year ahead so that you can receive training on how to conduct developmental work.

Volunteer work

Please contact us if you are interested in assisting us with work related to our research projects, such as annotating videos, transcribing recordings, and creating experimental stimuli. This can also be done as part of the Volunteer Research Assistant scheme.

Former and current students

PhD theses

Emma Healey “The reference problem and how children use gesture and grammatical number to solve it”
George Starling “Vowel production in infant-directed speech: An assessment of hyperarticulation and distributional learning”

MSc dissertations

Julia Heimann “German plural morphology application in early German-English bilinguals”
Victoria Lindström “Phonology in multilingualism: The role of L1 and L2 phonological transfer in L3 acquisition”
Tianni Luo “The effects of rhyming on early word learning”
Rosie O’Connor “An acoustic analysis: Do mothers speak differently to infant girls compared to infant boys?”
Jennifer Seidel “Two-year-olds’ comprehension of anaphotic pronouns ‘he’ and ‘she’”
Karinette Valenzuela Ponce “Reduplicated baby-tak words as perceptual cues to word segmentation”

Honours dissertations

Euan Adamson
Alexandra Conner
Lisanne Go

Data collection/analysis

Jacqueline Ahrens
Adela Bartlick Salcedo
Lewis Brown
Gina Bruckner
Max Dunn III
Antonia Evans
Judit Fazekas
Karolina Gago
Angel Garmpi
Lisanne Go
Laura Gradillas Talg
Julia Heimann
Krista Hopkinson
Yifei Hu
Cliodhna Hughes
Eloise Jacob
Zeqi Jia
Klara Kunst
Innès Lee
Tiffany Li
Sarah Little
Barbara Mu
Alice Munro
Nikolai Notaker
Philippa Oliver
Brandon Papineau
Yuqi Qin
Katie Ruthven
Asha Selvam
Aitor San José
Griffith Tai
Anaïs Tropé
Lovisa Wihlborg
Yao Xiao
Isaac Yip
Jia Zeqi
Anna Zhigareva
Fotiana Zouvani