Research in the News!
How we reason about innateness
The Blind Storyteller – A brief clip
The Blind Storyteller – an interview with Ricardo Lopes
Revealing the Human Mind – What’s New podcast
We know what we know — covered by News at Northeastern!
Interview with Ricardo Lopes
Linguistics, Skinner and Chomsky, Spoken and Written Language
Dyslexia
Faulty Brain Connections in Dyslexia?
Dyslexic brain hears fuzzy sounds
Doubts over actual cause of dyslexia
Phonological Universals in the Human Brain
Our brains are hardwired for language
Brain Appears Hardwired for Some Aspects of Language
Phonological Universals at Birth
Humans May be Born With Innate Ability to Recognize Which Sounds are Words
Science briefs: Did farming make humans couch potatoes?
Sound Pattern of Language
Examining the sound-patterns of world languages
The Infant Phonology lab was covered by Northeastern University News in “The innate ability to learn language” (download), and by the InSolution Research Blog in “How do squishy baby faces learn language?” (download). 
Read the Spotlight on our Infant Phonology Lab by the Northeastern Psychology Department (download). Interview for the Northeastern YouTube channel: You can also view the Phonology & Reading Lab YouTube channel.
In March 2012, Dr. Iris Berent organized the symposium, “The Human Capacity for Language: Nature, Origins, & Use”. The InSolution Research Blog covered the event in “He said she said” (download). Click on the poster to view a larger version.