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|title=External Associate | |title=External Associate | ||
|projects=[[RiskTrack]] | |projects=[[RiskTrack]] | ||
|interests=Neurolinguistics | |interests=Neurolinguistics, Cognitive (Neuro)Science | ||
|fields=English Studies (B.A.), Linguistics (research) (M.A.) | |fields=English Studies (B.A.), Linguistics (research) (M.A.) | ||
|universities=University of Cyprus (Cyprus), Utrecht University (Netherlands) | |universities=University of Cyprus (Cyprus), Utrecht University (Netherlands) | ||
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Kyriaki Neophytou joined Future Worlds Center as an external [[Research Associate]] with the [ | Kyriaki Neophytou joined Future Worlds Center as an external [[Research Associate]] with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyprus_Neuroscience_and_Technology_Institute Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute] (CNTI) in June 2017. With her rich background in Computational linguistics and linguistic research, Kyriaki is currently working on the [[RiskTrack]] project. | ||
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<br>- Neophytou, K. & Avrutin, S. Production of verbs in Greek: The effect of Regularity and Inflectional entropy. (2016, January). Oral presentation at the Experimental Approaches to Arabic and other understudied languages (EXAL+) Conference, Abu Dhabi, UAE. | <br>- Neophytou, K. & Avrutin, S. Production of verbs in Greek: The effect of Regularity and Inflectional entropy. (2016, January). Oral presentation at the Experimental Approaches to Arabic and other understudied languages (EXAL+) Conference, Abu Dhabi, UAE. | ||
<br>- Neophytou, K., Van Egmond, M. & Avrutin, S. Word frequency distributions in aphasic speech across languages (2014, July). Oral presentation at the 5th UK Cognitive Linguistics Conference, Lancaster, UK. | <br>- Neophytou, K., Van Egmond, M. & Avrutin, S. Word frequency distributions in aphasic speech across languages (2014, July). Oral presentation at the 5th UK Cognitive Linguistics Conference, Lancaster, UK. | ||