17.3626, Support: Formal/Experimental Syntax/Semantics: PhD Student, U of Rochester

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Subject: 17.3626, Support: Formal/Experimental Syntax/Semantics: PhD Student, U of Rochester

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Date: 07-Dec-2006
From: Jeff Runner < runner at ling.rochester.edu >
Subject: Formal and Experimental Syntax/Semantics: PhD Student, University of Rochester, NY, USA 

	
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Date: Thu, 07 Dec 2006 12:18:07
From: Jeff Runner < runner at ling.rochester.edu >
Subject: Formal and Experimental Syntax/Semantics: PhD Student, University of Rochester, NY, USA 
 

Institution/Organization: University of Rochester 
Department: Depts of BCS and Linguistics 
Level: PhD 
Specialty Areas: Semantics; Syntax 

Description:

The department of Linguistics and the department of Brain & Cognitive Sciences
at the University of Rochester invite applications from students interested in
pursuing a joint PhD in Brain & Cognitive Sciences and Linguistics. The
department of Linguistics (http://www.ling.rochester.edu/) combines strengths in
formal linguistics--syntax, semantics, pragmatics, phonetics and phonology--with
experimental and empirical methodologies. The department of Brain and Cognitive
Sciences (http://www.bcs.rochester.edu/) combines strengths in language
research--language processing, language acquisition, brain and language--with
vision, and neuroscience, which includes computational neuroscience, learning
and plasticity. The language researchers in these departments--along with those
in Computer Science and Philosophy--constitute Rochester's Center for Language
Sciences. This year we are particularly interested in applicants who want to
investigate the formal syntactic and semantic properties of language structure
using experimental and empirical techniques.

Students interested in the joint Brain & Cognitive Sciences/Linguistics PhD
program should apply through the Brain & Cognitive Sciences department
(http://www.bcs.rochester.edu/programs/graduate/how-to.html), by January 1,
2007. For further information, please go to the Center for Language Sciences web
pages (http://www.bcs.rochester.edu/cls/) or contact Jeff Runner
(runner at ling.rochester.edu). 

Web Address for Applications:
http://www.bcs.rochester.edu/programs/graduate/how-to.html 

Applications are due by: 01-Jan-2007 

Contact Information: 
	Jeffrey Runner 
	runner at ling.rochester.edu 
	Phone:585-275-2626 
	Fax:585-273-1088





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