Evidence for frequency and predictability interactions on word processing times.

by Shirley-Anne Paul, Winner of the 2007 Rudolf Groner Young Scientist's Award, ECEM 2007.

Shirley-Anne Paul is in the first year of her PhD at the University of Dundee under the supervision of Professor Alan Kennedy and Dr. Wayne Murray. Her poster presentation “Evidence for frequency and predictability interactions on word processing times.” won her the CRS Sponsored Rudolf Groner Young Scientist’s Award at the 14th European Conference on Eye Movements in Potsdam, Germany this August. Tom Robson and Rudolf Groner presented her certificate, t-shirt and monetary prize at the event.

We wish Shirley-Anne all the best for her future studies.

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Tom Robson and Rudolf Groner presenting the award.

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