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Bob Frank is a Professor in the Department of Linguistics at Yale University. He is also affiliated with Yale's Program in Cognitive Science and the CLAY lab, where he conducts research at the intersection of linguistic theory and computational modeling.
His primary research interests lie in computational linguistics and syntax, focusing on formal models of human language structure and processing. His work contributes to understanding how syntactic knowledge is represented and used in real-time language comprehension and production, often leveraging computational simulations and cognitive science frameworks.
Bob Frank is actively involved in teaching and mentoring within the linguistics program at Yale. He contributes to interdisciplinary research through his affiliation with the Cognitive Science Program and the CLAY lab, which likely supports collaborative projects involving language, computation, and cognition.
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Bob Frank advises students in linguistics and related fields, though specific names are not mentioned. His research is supported through academic affiliations rather than listed grants. He is a core member of the CLAY (Computational Linguistics at Yale) lab, which serves as a hub for research on language from computational and cognitive perspectives.
