Understanding written and spoken language is a central component of modern life, but language comprehension is a complex and multifaceted process. Comprehension is afforded, in part, by the brain’s ability to make predictions about likely upcoming input. Much of my research is focused on uncovering the dynamics of prediction mechanisms as well as the downstream consequences of predictions. To this end I have made extensive use of event-related potentials (ERPs) throughout my graduate work, and I also have additional experience with eye-tracking and other behavioral measures. My work thus takes a cognitive science approach to studying these complex processes as they overlap with other domains.