About me

Hi! I’m a PhD student at the Language and Cognition Lab at the University of Buenos Aires (Argentina), under the supervision of Dr. Laura Kaczer.
I’m curious about how multiple sources of information are integrated during language comprehension and how their relevance changes to resolve ambiguities and mismatches. My current research focuses on the role of global or discourse context in word processing, examining whether global context reduces cognitive demands.
Some of the tools and approaches I use to study this are: pupillometry, semantic networks, semantic similarity analyses, online and in-lab behavioral experiments.

Education

2020 – present | PhD in Biological Sciences
Faculty of Exact and Natural Sciences, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

2014 – 2020 | Licenciada in Biological Sciences (equivalent to MSc)
Faculty of Exact and Natural Sciences, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Undergraduate thesis: “Updating the meaning of new words in adults through memory reactivation.”

See more about my publications, teaching experience, cv and some other resources and side projects.