Stanislav Mulík

As a linguist, I specialize in the study of bilingualism from the psycholinguistic and neurolinguistic perspectives, especially at the level of phonetics, phonology, lexical learning and processing, as well as morphosyntactic processing and linguistic prediction. I am specifically interested in understanding the underlying cognitive mechanisms for language in heritage speakers and other bilinguals, as well as studying the differences between their first and second language(s). In my language research, I have integrated experimental approaches ranging from the acoustic analysis of bilingual speech production to behavioral and electrophysiological measures of bilingual speech perception and lexical processing, namely eye-tracking and electroencephalography.