CUNY 33

The 33rd Annual CUNY Human Sentence Processing Conference (CUNY 33) is taking place at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, from March 19th through 21st. Note that given international conditions, the talks are being streamed online and all of the posters are viewable through digital poster sessions. There is no charge for any of this. If you are interested, see the website for instructions.

We have a number of current and recentdepartmental members presenting posters:

• Nayoun Kim (postdoc), Keir Moulton (faculty), and Masaya Yoshida (Northwestern University): "Ambiguity resolution in wh-filler gap dependency."
• Ailís Cournane (Ph.D. 2015, now at New York University) with Alicia Parrish (New York University): "A within-subjects comparison of the acquisition of quantity-related inferences."
• Ailís Cournane (Ph.D. 2015, now at New York University) with Vishal Sunil Arvindam (University of California, Santa Cruz) and Maxime Tulling (New York University): "Online processing of negation in 2-year-olds: Evidence from eye-tracking."
• Giuseppe Ricciardi (MA 2016, now at Harvard University), Rachel Ryskin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) and Ted Gibson (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) are presenting two posters: "The distribution of locative inversions: Testing structural versus processing accounts," and "Epistemic must p is literally a strong statement."