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-    I conduct research in computational cognitive science. I'm particularly interested in the emergence, stability, and change of linguistic patterns in both natural and artificial languages. My work aims to understand why languages are the way they are, how they came to be this way, and what this tells us about their users' cognition and about how they interact with the world.
+    I conduct research in cognitive science. I'm particularly interested in the emergence, stability, and change of linguistic patterns in both natural and artificial languages. My work aims to understand why languages are the way they are, how they came to be this way, and what this tells us about their users' cognition and about how they interact with the world.
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     I'm a tenure-track professor at the <a href='https://www.upf.edu' target='_blank'>Universitat Pompeu Fabra</a> in Barcelona, Spain. You can reach me via email at firstname.lastname@upf.edu (English, German, Spanish, or Catalan); or physically at Roc Boronat 138, office 52.609. 
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      <a href='https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.ade7981' target='_blank'>From language development to language evolution: A unified view of human lexical creativity</a>
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-     <font size='4'> Thomas Brochhagen, Gemma Boleda, Eleonora Gualdoni & Yang Xu. 2023. Science. DOI: 10.1126/science.ade7981.</font> 
+     <font size='4'> Thomas Brochhagen, Gemma Boleda, Eleonora Gualdoni & Yang Xu. 2023. Science. DOI: 10.1126/science.ade7981</font> 
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           <a href='https://brochhagen.github.io/content/ms/accepted-lexical-creativity.pdf' target='_blank'>[pre-print]</a>