Principal Investigator
David P. Corina, Ph.D.
Dr. Corina's research focuses on understanding the neural bases of higher cognitive function, specifically language and memory. He is interested in neurobiological models of language processing and elucidating the degrees of plasticity within systems related to language and memory, drawing insights from the comparisons of signed and spoken languages. Dr. Corina's work includes developmental studies of children learning language, studies of deaf and hearing college students and neuropsychological studies of language breakdown in aging populations. On-going studies explore language and human actions processing in deaf users of American Sign Language and hearing users of spoken language. A current interest is in the expression of cross-modal plasticity in children with cochlear implants. Dr. Corina's research encompasses psychology, linguistics and neuroscience.
Dr. Corina's research focuses on understanding the neural bases of higher cognitive function, specifically language and memory. He is interested in neurobiological models of language processing and elucidating the degrees of plasticity within systems related to language and memory, drawing insights from the comparisons of signed and spoken languages. Dr. Corina's work includes developmental studies of children learning language, studies of deaf and hearing college students and neuropsychological studies of language breakdown in aging populations. On-going studies explore language and human actions processing in deaf users of American Sign Language and hearing users of spoken language. A current interest is in the expression of cross-modal plasticity in children with cochlear implants. Dr. Corina's research encompasses psychology, linguistics and neuroscience.
Research Staff
Graduate Students
Ludmila (Milly) Midrigan
Ludmila is a first year graduate student in Linguistics. She is currently helping with filming and editing a new vocabulary of pseudo-signs for experiments on memory and sign replication.
Ludmila is a first year graduate student in Linguistics. She is currently helping with filming and editing a new vocabulary of pseudo-signs for experiments on memory and sign replication.
Lab Alumni
Todd LaMarr, M.A.
Sarah Hafer
Kelsey Hults
Shane Blau, M.A
Michael Rea
Talia Panelli
Michelle Chang
Kyler Prado
Alaina Porter
Michelle Cohn
Deborah Cates, Ph.D.
Belinda Bustillos
Krystina Ho
Diane Allshouse
Ken Bolingbroke
Victoria Brookins
Thomas Desautals
Vanessa Filippini
Micheal Grosvald, Ph.D.
Eva Gutierrez-Sigut, Ph.D.
Stephen Haight
Shiva Kasravi
Esther Kim
Heather Knapp, Ph.D.
Christian Lachaud, Ph.D.
Laurie Lawyer, Ph.D.
Brandon Loudermilk, Ph.D.
Robert Marker
Mike Pallas
Nicole Spotswood, M.A.
Max Stuart
Travis Taylor
Kearnan Welch
Tara Williams
Sarah Hafer
Kelsey Hults
Shane Blau, M.A
Michael Rea
Talia Panelli
Michelle Chang
Kyler Prado
Alaina Porter
Michelle Cohn
Deborah Cates, Ph.D.
Belinda Bustillos
Krystina Ho
Diane Allshouse
Ken Bolingbroke
Victoria Brookins
Thomas Desautals
Vanessa Filippini
Micheal Grosvald, Ph.D.
Eva Gutierrez-Sigut, Ph.D.
Stephen Haight
Shiva Kasravi
Esther Kim
Heather Knapp, Ph.D.
Christian Lachaud, Ph.D.
Laurie Lawyer, Ph.D.
Brandon Loudermilk, Ph.D.
Robert Marker
Mike Pallas
Nicole Spotswood, M.A.
Max Stuart
Travis Taylor
Kearnan Welch
Tara Williams