Articles
ArticlesMeir, Irit. (2020). Topic-open-endedness: Why recursion is overrated. Sign Language and Linguistics 23:1/2. Special issue in memory of Irit Meir. 258-271.Sandler, Wendy, Belsitzman, Gal, & Meir, Irit. (2020). Visual foreign accent…
Svetlana Dachkovsky
Email: dachkov@yahoo.com Research Assistant. Through my work as research assistant on the prosody project in the lab, I became interested in facial expressions that function as intonation in sign language…
Anne Marie Baer
Email: annemariebaer@gmail.com I am a native American Sign Language user, born and raised in the Deaf American community. I attended two Deaf ASL schools before enrolling at Gallaudet University,…
Ora Ohanin
Email: ora.ohanin@gmail.com I am deaf with deaf parents, and therefore Israeli Sign Language is my mother tongue.In my work as a research assistant I learn new and interesting things…
Natalia Meir
Email: natalia.meir@gmail.com I hold a PhD and an MA (summa cum laude) from the University of Bar-Ilan. In my doctoral thesis, I investigated the influence of bilingualism and Specific Language…
Adi Steg
Email: adisteg89@gmail.com I have been working as a speech therapist since 2015. I work with children and adults with language disorders and hearing impairments. I am an MA student…
Tamar Halutzi
Email: tamarhalutzi@hotmail.com I am a BA student in General linguistics at Tel Aviv University. For several years, I worked as an educational interpreter in integrated high schools for deaf…
Rama Novogrodsky
Email: ramanovo@gmail.com My research focuses on the interaction between language development and cognitive development and how different components of language (such as syntax, semantics, phonology and pragmatics) disassociate and…
Hope E. Morgan
Email: hmorga01@campus.haifa.ac.ilPost-doctoral researcher. I completed my PhD at the University of California San Diego in 2017, writing a phonological grammar of Kenyan Sign Language. My research primarily focuses on the…
Kate Mesh
Email: kate.a.mesh@gmail.com My research focus is on the use of gestures by hearing and deaf people who inhabit the same community. I investigate how signers adapt conventional gestural practices of…