Prof. Ted Gibson, Professor of Cognitive Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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How Efficiency Shapes Human Language, Color naming across languages reflects color use, Large-scale evidence of dependency length minimization in languages, and Information processing and cross-linguistic universals

Prof. Ted Gibson is a professor of Cognitive Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Prof. Gibson’s research examines how language is processed, and how language processing constraints constrain language structure (words and sentences).

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