laboratories & projects
During my internship, I have had the opportunity to work in various laboratories, assisting fellow researchers with data collection and analysis. These experiences have allowed me to gain invaluable knowledge and experience.
I am deeply grateful to Dr. Uzun for her unwavering guidance, patience, and dedication in mentoring me from the very beginning. I also want to extend my appreciation to my colleagues, Ege Güven and Ali Çagan Kaya, whose support and collaboration have made this journey even more rewarding.
my projects/ongoing researches
TÜBİTAK 2209-A: [Soon to Be Updated]
Ali Çağan Kaya, Berkay Bostan, Dr. İpek Pınar Uzun
Eyes on the pupil size: Pupillary sensitivity to morphophonological mismatches in Turkish
Berkay Bostan
An Analysis of the Free Morpheme Constraint in Turkish-English Code-Switching
projects involved
TÜBİTAK 1002-A: Acoustic Phonological Aspects of the Production Processes of Turkish Compound Words in Spoken Language
Supervisor: Dr. İpek Pınar Uzun (Ankara University)
Role: Scholar – Raw Data Annotation
Description: The project is on the acoustic and phonological characteristics of compound word production in Turkish, focusing on spoken language data to provide insights into phonetic and suprasegmental variation.
laboratories
NÖROM: Neuroscience and Neurotechnology Center of Excellence – Neurolinguistics Laboratory
Established through the collaboration of METU, Ankara University, and Gazi University, the Neuroscience and Neurotechnology Center of Excellence brings together a diverse range of interdisciplinary laboratories.
My primary focus is in the Neurolinguistics Laboratory, where I engage data collection. What makes this center particularly exciting is the opportunity to take part in various experiments conducted by fellow researchers, offering a look at fascinating studies.
This laboratory is led by Dr. Aydın.
diLab: Ankara University Linguistics Laboratory
diLab, the linguistics laboratory of Ankara University’s Faculty of Language, History, and Geography, specializes in phonological data collection, eye-tracking, and pupil dilation research.
Led by Dr. Uzun, the lab has been an invaluable resource for researchers, offering support and guidance to those conducting their studies. It also provides a welcoming and student-friendly environment, making it a dynamic space for learning and collaboration.
Additionally, thanks to Dr. Aydın, I had the opportunity to experiment with a galvanic skin response kit and observe its measurements and outputs firsthand.