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The Word Lab is based at University College London in the Department of Experimental Psychology.

We are located at 26 Bedford Way, London, WC1H 0AP (Google maps). See the About and People pages for more contact information.

Recent news

  • New Paper: Studying individual differences in language comprehension: The challenges of item-level variability and well-matched control conditions
  • New Paper: Diversity of narrative context disrupts the early stage of learning the meanings of novel words
  • New Paper: Episodic memory and sleep are involved in the maintenance of context-specific lexical information.

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Interested in doing research with the Word Lab? We're always happy to hear from potential students and collaborators. See the People pages for contact info.

Interested in participating in our research? Check out the UCL Participant Pool for lab-based experiments and Prolific Academic for web-based experiments.

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