In our experimental pragmatics research, we aim to uncover systematic correlations between the formal properties of various mechanisms involved in discourse construction and their cognitive processing. These studies offer insights into how speakers store, organize, and connect mental representations, as well as how these representations are modified during communication. By exploring these cognitive processes, we gain a deeper understanding of how language is processed and interpreted in real-time interactions.

Hardware	Eye Tracker SMI RED 500, max. 500hz, accuracy 0.4°	Eye Tracker SR-Research Eye Link 1000 Plus, max. 2000hz, accuracy 0.15°
Software	Available applications: SMI Experiment Suite 360°, SMI BeGaze, SMI Video Analysis Package, SMI Reading Package.	Available applications: SR-Research Experiment Builder, SR-Research Data Viewer, SR-Research WebLink, SR-Research Eye Link Developers Kit
Statistical Cooperation	Statistisches Beratungslabor (StaBLab), Munich

Data Repository

The data repository provides a platform on which the data of the research group is stored. It allows data to be filtered by study, variables and parameters, and to make comparisons between areas of interest.

If you are interested in obtaining access to the repository, please contact oscar.loureda@uni-heidelberg.de.

Internal Access to Data Repository

Collaboration with other labs and universities

• Laboratorio de Lenguaje y Cognición, Instituto de Literatura y Ciencias del Lenguaje (ILCL), Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso.
• Instituto de Estudios en Comunicación y Cultura, National University of Colombia.
• Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS, Utrecht University.
• Statistical cooperation with Statistisches Beratungslabor (StaBLab), Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich.
• Heidelberg University Language & Cognition (HULC Lab), Heidelberg University.
• University of Costa Rica
• Laboratorio de Lingüística Experimental (LLE), University of Salamanca.