In case you have never heard of me, I am a professor of linguistics at the University of Sheffield, England. I hold an undergraduate degree in Modern and Medieval languages from Trinity Hall, Cambridge, a Masters in Philosophy and Psychology of Language from Birkbeck College, London and a PhD in Linguistics from University of Southern California. I have previously held research or teaching positions in Germany (Heinrich Heine Universität, Düsseldorf), Canada (McGill University, Montreal) and the Netherlands (guest researcher, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics & Radboud University, Nijmegen). Details of my current research interests are available on my academic website (http://ngduffield.staff.shef.ac.uk), which also contains a link to a full cv.
Currently, I am on leave from University of Sheffield, working as a Visiting Professor at Kobe College (Nishinomiya, Japan).
Contact. To contact me, you can post a comment to any of the blog posts on this site, or send email to: nigelduffield@gmail.com (Please put "Psycholinguistic Lists" in the subject header.)
