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Hannah Treadway
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PhD candidate @ University of Florida. Bilingual sentence processing, code-switching, bilingualism & cognition. 🗣️🧠
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After #SMLP2025 I took a train to Prague to attend #AMLaP2025. So glad that this AMLaP was my first! Had a great time (re)connecting with everyone and learning about some really cool work being done by colleagues in Europe. Hope to come back to this conference!
A photo of the Jan Hus monument with the Prague Astronomical clock in the background rising up against a blue sky. The photo is framed at the bottom by flowers and greenery. A photo taken on the Charles Bridge of the Vltava river. Ornamental buildings are in the distance, including the Old Town Bridge Tower and the Charles Bridge Museum. The photo is taken on a sunny day with a blue sky. A photo of red flowers in the foreground and the Rudolfinum, a neo-renaissance style building and concert hall, in the background. Green grass and a blue sky frame the photo. A photo of St. Vitus Cathedral taken from across the Vltava. The cathedral is framed tree branches. A bridge and red-roof buildings are also featured.
September 17, 2025 at 5:34 PM
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Now that I’m back in GNV, I get to share all of the excitement of the last few weeks. I had the pleasure of attending this year’s Summer School on Statistical Methods for Linguistics and Psychology hosted by the University of Potsdam. Amazing theoretical discussions and lots of new friends.
A sign with the text “Universität Potsdam Babelsberg” in front of tall trees with green leaves and a red brick building. A view overlooking the Griebnitzsee lake, with trees starting to change color and a blue sky. Another view of the lake at eye level framed by hanging greenery. Two swans gliding across the blue water of the Griebnitzsee. Flowers and other greenery frame the bottom of the image, while trees and a cloudy sky line the top of the image.
September 17, 2025 at 3:41 PM
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Leaving #SNL2025 with new energy for research and collaboration. Thank you to Gallaudet University for hosting! We presented ongoing work on (1) the neural mechanisms of Theory of Mind in distinct language profiles and (2) language learning as an intervention for cognitive decline in healthy aging.
Statue of the Gallaudet mascot, a bison, surrounded by greenery in front of the red brick Gallaudet Field House.
September 16, 2025 at 10:25 PM
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Snapshots of some standout moments from the past six weeks teaching with UF in Costa Rica: Cultivating Community through Service Learning. Coming away from San José with new lifelong friendships and students who’ve discovered a profound appreciation for intercultural dialogue and relationships.
A view of the Central Valley of Costa Rica lit by city lights from a mountaintop in Escazú at night. The view is partially framed by an illuminated heart. A closeup shot of a two-toed sloth hanging upside down, looking at the camera. A shot of the ruins of the Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Limpia Concepción de Ujarrás in Paraíso. The walkway up to the white ruins is lined with purple and blue flowers. A daybreak shot of the mountains and foliage of Monteverde, Costa Rica, the sky still pink and orange with morning light, and a few clouds littering the landscape.
June 27, 2025 at 4:50 PM
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Leaving #HSP2025 thankful for the community we have in language science. Coming away with new ideas, connections, and inspiration for community engagement. Thanks to UMD for hosting! Missed my poster on cognitive control adaptation in code-switching? See it here: drive.google.com/drive/folder...
From left to right: Grace deMeurisse, Hannah Treadway, and Edith Kaan standing in front of a large illuminated blue and white globe at Planet Word in DC. The view from the fourth floor of Planet Word, overlooking an urban skyline and green space. The library at Planet Word, with colorful books lining floor-to-ceiling shelves and several illuminated work stations.
March 30, 2025 at 2:20 PM
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My spring break, as told by photos of local coffee dates and someone who was very glad I got to spend so much time with him this week.
An overhead shot of some leaf latte art. A white and tan dog bringing a toy to the photographer, ready to play. A shot of two cups of coffee, implying another person has joined the photographer. A white and tan dog under a blanket on a plush bed in front of a bookshelf.
March 24, 2025 at 12:10 AM
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The first moments of spring break have been spent joyously reading novels late into the night and catching up with friends under a post-storm blue sky. Let’s see whether tomorrow bodes better for the to-do list!
A university courtyard with trees, their leaves green with spring, and pink flowers littering the ground. A red brick building is seen in the background with some lampposts. The trees and building rise up against a bright blue sky with no clouds in sight.
March 17, 2025 at 11:49 PM
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Another day, another presentation! It was wonderful to join the UF Department of Neuroscience for their research fair this afternoon to share about ongoing work funded by the UF Center for Cognitive Aging and Memory. Thankful for an environment that fosters cross-disciplinary collaborations.
Brain, Language, and Bilingualism Lab RA Laury-Ann Francois helps to present a poster entitled “New Language Training Promotes Neurocognitive Resilience in Healthy Aging” to a conference goer. An atrium in which research posters are displayed on poster boards split between two levels. Conference attendees stand in front of posters chatting with researchers.
February 24, 2025 at 11:32 PM
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We were glad to welcome students taking Psycholinguistics of Bilingualism to the lab today for eye-tracking and EEG demos! It’s always fun to show the “behind the scenes” of our work. Thanks to RAs from the Bilingual Sentence Processing Lab and the Brain, Language, & Bilingualism Lab for their help!
BSP Lab RAs Cassidy Marino and Claire Kuntz setting up a reading experiment. One student sits at a desk with a chin rest in front of them, while other students stand and look on from behind. A computer and eye-tracker can be seen in the background. BLaB RA Jude Singleton stands in front of a group of onlooking students explaining the Visual World Paradigm by pointing at a piece of paper with an example. BLaB RAs Mary Kim and Lucia Contento-Cortes helping students to practice capping a mock participant, RA Allison Roggen (seated in front of a computer screen). One student can be seen gelling an electrode while Mary turns to onlooking students to look for the next volunteer.
February 20, 2025 at 11:44 PM
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Join us on March 3rd for our workshop "From Immigration to Integration: Insights into Mental Health, Language Acquisition, & Educational Strategies for Migrant Children". Speakers: Andrea Krott, @gigiluk.bsky.social, & Ester Navarro. Organized by @eleonorarossi.bsky.social. ufl.zoom.us/s/6475828738
Please join us for this comparative workshop! From Immigration to Integration: Insights into Mental Health, Language Acquisition, and Educational Strategies for Migrant Children March 3, 2025 9:00AM-1:00PM During this workshop, experts in the neurocognition and educational aspects of bilingualism from Europe, Canada, and the US will present data on mental health in bilingual children, policies and practices for multilingual children across Europe and the US. AGENDA AND FEATURED SPEAKERS 9:00AM-9:15AM Opening remarks Prof. Rossi (UF Linguistics and McKnight Brain Institute) and Prof. Antonenko (UF School of Teaching and Learning). 9:15AM-9:50AM Prof. Krott (University of Birmingham, U.K.) On the impact of bilingualism on children’s mental health in the UK. 9:50AM-10:40AM Prof. Luk (McGill University) A transdisciplinary approach to explore the intersection of multilingual development, learning abilities and disabilities. 10:40AM-11:25AM Prof. Navarro (St. John’s University, New York) On the relationship between bilingualism and cultural orientation for theory of mind and cognitive abilities. 11:30AM-Noon Open Floor discussion with panelists
February 18, 2025 at 5:02 PM
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So proud of the Brain, Language, and Bilingualism Lab (under)graduate RAs that presented for the first time this weekend at the Florida Psycholinguistics Meeting! It is a privilege to work with such a bright and dedicated group of emerging language scientists. (1/2)
BLaB RA Raúl Carmago Blanco smiling in front of a poster entitled “The Neural Bases of Theory of Mind: The Role of Bilingual Typology”. BLaB RA Laury-Ann Francois posing in front of a poster entitled “New Language Training Promotes Neurocognitive Resilience in Healthy Aging”. BLaB RA Elijah Zarsadias speaking to two conference goers in front of a poster entitled “Analyzing Changes in Voice-Onset Time During Short-Term L2 Learning in Aging”. BLaB RA Jude Singleton presenting a talk entitled “Can Attention Modulate Predictive Eye-Movements in Sentence Processing?”
February 16, 2025 at 9:02 PM
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Last week, I was at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona for the 14th International Course on “Personal Networks: Theory, Methods, and Applications”. Thankful for such an enriching experience with new friends! Looking forward to continuing to integrate this method into our work on bilingualism.
A view of Gaudí’s Sagrada Família, the basilica’s iconic spires and intricate facades reaching toward an overcast sky. The front of the former Hospital de Sant Pau, a complex built in the Art Nouveau style, towering against a cloudy sky. A Barcelona harbor at sunset filled with docked sailboats. Plaça Nova in Barcelona, in which the Cathedral of Barcelona and remnant towers from the Roman wall around Barcino rise up against a blue sky.
February 11, 2025 at 12:53 AM
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University of Florida students, come join us in Costa Rica! The deadline to secure your spot in the 2025 UF in Costa Rica program is fast approaching. Be sure to submit all of your application materials by February 6th!
Flyer for UF in Costa Rica including a brief description, eligibility requirements, and the approaching application deadline (February 6th, 2025). At the bottom of the page, there is a QR code that links to a website with all of this information and more.
January 31, 2025 at 1:11 PM