Facilities
The main lab has a reception room where we greet and debrief participants, two participant running rooms for presenting and collecting data, and a large work room equipped for experiment development, corpora studies, statistical analyses, and computational modeling. The workroom also houses a library of reference materials and journals. Nearby, we have a separate room housing a fixed-head eye tracker and an additional experimental running station, as well as office space for graduate students. We also have access to a shared laboratory space that houses an Eye-Link free-head eye-tracking system.

Equipment
Equipment includes a Sparc Ultra workstation for collecting corpora statistics from large-scale corpora and developing computational models of language comprehension, a Dr. Bouis infrared eye-tracker, and several Macintosh and PC-clone computers for experiment development, data collection and analysis, modeling, and word processing. Experimental running stations are equipped for both visual and auditory stimulus presentation, and for data acquisition from keyboards, button boxes, and microphones.

Corpora and Software
We have a number of parsed and unparsed spoken and written corpora in a variety of languages (two LDC membership years) as well as up-to- date software packages for computational modeling, experiment development, stimulus and data anyalyses, programming, graphing and word processing.

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