Our lab will be well represented at next week's Experiments in Linguistic Meaning (ELM), which will be held online https://www.elm-conference.net/. 

Yuhan Zhang and Kate Davidson will be presenting a poster on 'De re interpretation in belief reports--An experimental investigation' (Poster session 1: Wed 16th at 1-2:30pm ET); Giuseppe Ricciardi will be presenting on 'Epistemic must p is literally a strong statement' (R. Riskyn, E. Gibson Talk, on Wed 16th at 2:30-3pm ET); Teodora Mihoc and Kate Davidson will be presenting a talk on 'Superlative-modified numerals and negation: A negotiable cost'  (Talk on Fri 18th at 5-5:30pm ET).

Warmest congratulations to research assistant and ASL program instructor Kate Henninger, who will be starting the PhD program in Linguistics at the University of Chicago this fall! We are incredibly proud of your work already here in the lab, and can't wait to see the exciting places awaiting you in your future.

Kate Davidson was an invited speaker at NELS 50 @ MIT, talking about "Is "experimental" a gradable predicate?", and Dorothy Ahn presented a talk on "ASL IX to locus as a modifier". (Thanks to Byron Ahn for the photo!)