Pim Mak

Dr. Pim Mak is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Languages, Literature and Communication, Utrecht University, specializing in Humanities. His research focuses on discourse processing, bilingualism, and cognitive linguistics.

• Key research areas: Linguistics, Bilingualism, Discourse Processing, Eye-tracking, Language Acquisition
• Email: w.m.mak@uu.nl

His work examines causal connectives across languages, pronoun gender processing in bilingual children, and the cognitive mechanisms underlying discourse comprehension. Recent studies employ eye-tracking and visual world paradigms to investigate cross-linguistic differences and language impairment profiles.

Collaborators include researchers like Ted Sanders, Elena Tribushinina, and Evie Mosk. Current publications span journals such as Acta Psychologica, Lingua, and Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics.