I'm an Assistant Professor of Languages and Applied Linguistics and the director of the BISON lab. I received my Ph.D. in East Asian Linguistics from UCLA in 2023. I’m a psycho-sociolinguist and I study how social factors shape the way bilingual people juggle multiple languages. I’m originally from Hong Kong and deeply passionate about supporting the Cantonese-speaking community. When I’m not in the lab, you’ll probably find me out hiking, traveling, or trying to pick up another language just for fun.

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Hi! My name is Charlotte, and I am a senior at Stanford studying linguistics and Chinese language. I am a part of the team working on the French-English EEG study and the Cantonese code-switching project. I am also a part of Stanford's Social Interactions Lab (SoIL). In my free time, I like listening to music, reading, running, and learning new languages!

I recently graduated from Stanford with a BA and MA in Linguistics, and I’m currently in the process of applying to PhD programs! In the BISON Lab, I am responsible for scheduling and data collection in the French-English EEG project. I am primarily interested in the intersection between linguistic typology + cognitive science through the music-language interface; I have secondary interests in sociolinguistics, historical linguistics, and language documentation/revitalization. I am fluent in three languages: English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

I love discovering new music and participating in anything cultural and/or artistic! Si me conocéis, ya sabéis que soy flamenco.