Memory & Language Group Members:
María Teresa Bajo Molina
Branch Leader
Full Professor (Dept. of Experimental Psychology)
mbajo@ugr.com
Research interest:
Inhibition in Memory control and in language selection. Cognitive processes in language translation an interpretation. Individual difference in working memory.
Daniela Paolieri
Professor (Dept. of Experimental Psychology)
dpaolieri@ugr.es
Research interest:
Psycholinguistics, Bilingualism, Cognitive Neuroscience.
Pedro Macizo Soria
Professor (Dept. of Experimental Psychology)
pmacizo@ugr.es
Research interests:
Language processing and Numerical Cognition.
Alejandra Marful
Faculty and researcher (Dept. of Experimental Psychology)
marful@ugr.es
Research interests:
Memory and control executive mechanisms involved in inhibition of memory representations (e.g., Retrieval Induce Forgetting); Face naming and Face recognition processes; Mechanisms involved in False Memory effects.
Francisca Padilla
Professor (Dept. of Experimental Psychology)
fpadilla@ugr.es
Research interests:
Cognitive processes in language interpretation. Bilingual lexicon and translation. Bilingualism and cognitive development along life span.
Marta Rivera Zurita
PhD student
martarivz@ugr.es
Research interests:
My research interests are focused on the individual differences that underlie language learning. Specifically, my PhD goal is to identify how executive functions, language experience, age, and brain activation differences act on different learning contexts. In addition, I am interested in other aspects of bilingualism such as language production and reading.
Antonio Martínez Iniesta
PhD student
iniesta@ugr.es
Research interests:
Speech therapist and Master in Cognitive & Behavioral Neuroscience. PhD student interested in writing processes in bilinguals with the general aim of identifying factors that may interfere or facilitate the development of writing.
Cristina López Rojas
PhD student
lopezrojas@ugr.es
Research interests:
Currently, the focus of my research is the cognitive processes associated with prospective processing. Particularly, I study these processes of prospective memory in bilingual people with the objective of exploring the cognitive strategies involved by this population to solve a prospective memory task.
Marta Reyes Sánchez
PhD student
mreyessanchez@ugr.es
Research interests:
Psychologist and Master in Cognitive & Behavioral Neuroscience. Currently working on a project called “Bilingual education: impact on metacognitive strategies that underlies the learning process”. We are conducting a behavioral experiment to investigate the metacognitive strategies in bilinguals. We plan to adapt the paradigm to pupilometry and EEG to continue with this research and have a broader vision of the phenomenon.
Melodie Bellegarda
PhD Student
mbellegarda@ugr.es
Research interests:
My research focuses on the intersection of language, music, and arithmetic. What are the cognitive processes shared between these three domains? How can music influence learning in language and arithmetic? These are a few of the overarching questions that encapsulate my PhD project.
Filip Andras
PhD Student
andrasfilip@gmail.com
Research interests:
In my past research, I explored how Spanish-English bilinguals with different proficiency process auditory information and how languages are intertwined in the bilingual mind. Even though my research activity has shifted from purely bilingual topics, as a Czech-Spanish-English trilingual I am glad that Bilingualism Matters spreads the word about the bilingual experience and that I can help a bit in the process.
ANACOR Research Group Members:
Cristóbal Lozano
Associate Professor / Senior Lecturer (Dept. of English Linguistics)
cristoballozano@ugr.es
Research interest:
My main research interest is adult late bilingualism: how people acquire their second language (L2). I currently direct the ANACOR research project, which investigates the acquisition of anaphora and reference in L2 Spanish and L2 English by using corpus methods and (psycho)linguistic approaches. More info (webpage & researchgate): http://wpd.ugr.es/~cristoballozano/ https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Cristobal-Lozano
Nobuo Ignacio López-Sako
Interim Associate Professor (Dept. of General Linguistics)
nilako@ugr.es
Research Interests:
Current member of the ANACOR research group as responsible for the Japanese (L1-L2)-Spanish (L1-L2) corpus building and research on reference/anaphora acquisition processes among these languages, with special focus on the syntax-pragmatics interface. More info: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Nobuo-Lopez-Sako
Fermín Martos Eliche
Assistant Professor (Dept. of Didactics of Language & Literature)
ferminme@ugr.es
Research Interests:
PhD University of Granada, Current member of the ANACOR research group. Expert in teaching ELE. More info: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Fermin-Eliche
Ana Díaz-Negrillo
Associate Professor/ Senior Lecturer (Dept. of English Linguistics)
anadiaznegrillo@ugr.es
Research interests:
Member of the ANACOR research group and responsible for the L1 English and L1 Spanish-L2 English subcomponents of the learner corpus COREFL. Research interest: L2 anaphora and L1/ L2 lexical morphology. More info: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ana-Diaz-Negrillo
Fernando Martín-Villena
PhD student
fmartinvillena@ugr.es
Research interests:
Member of the ANACOR team focusing on the acquisition of anaphoric reference in L2 learners of Spanish (CEDEL2), L1 Spanish attriters, and heritage speakers. More info: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Fernando-Martin-Villena
Teresa Quesada
PhD student
teresaquesada@ugr.es
Research interests:
Second Language Acquisition and Psycholinguistics. My research project focuses on the acquisition of Anaphora Resolution (AR) in bilingual children and adults. AR is investigated by using production and comprehension methods. More info: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Teresa-Quesada-2
Jorge Montaño
PhD student
jorgemont@correo.ugr.es
Research interests:
As part of the ANACOR research group, my main interest is in the acquisition of anaphora resolution (AR) in late bilinguals. In particular, my research project investigates how L2 learners of Spanish (CEDEL2) with typologically different L1s acquire the pragmatic constraints of AR. More info: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jorge-Montano
Elena García Guerrero
PhD student
egarciaguerrero@ugr.es
Research interests:
Member of the ANACOR research group working on psycholinguistics and second language acquisition (SLA). My project focuses on how L2 language experience influences bilinguals’ processing of relative-clause pronouns. More info: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Elena-Garcia-Guerrero