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Interpreting Studies

Interpreting Studies

The Interpreting Studies Research Group aims to cultivate cross-disciplinary research on:

  • Bilingual processing in consecutive and simultaneous interpreting
  • Complex cognitive processing in consecutive and simultaneous interpreting
  • Multimodal information processing in interpreting
  • Interpersonal and cross-cultural communication in interpreting-mediated events
  • Interpreting as a pedagogical tool for advanced-level language teaching
  • Technologies in interpreting and interpreting training

Convenor:
Prof. Binhua Wang

Staff researchers:
Binhua Wang; Carlo Eugeni; Cyril Joyce; Lihong Pan

PhD researchers:
Xiaoman Wang; Clarissa Guarini; Lu Yuan; Meng Du; Liangfang Cao

Visiting fellows:
Dr Xingcheng Ma, Associate Professor, Southeast University
Dr Min Huang, Associate Professor, Wuhan University

External collaborators:
Dr Fei Gao, Associate Professor, Chongqing University of Posts and Communications
Dr Chonglong Gu, Assistant Professor, Hong Kong Polytechnic University

You are welcome to join us!

We welcome researchers in different disciplines from across the university and beyond, who are interested in interdisciplinary research on interpreting, particularly those from:

  • School of Languages, Cultures and Societies
  • School of Education
  • School of Psychology
  • School of English
  • School of Computing

If you are interested in joining and being added to our email list, please send an email with a summary about how you plan to collaborate/contribute.

Contact: Prof. Binhua Wang b.h.w.wang@leeds.ac.uk.

Events

Eye-tracking in Cognitive Studies of Interpreting: Progress, Challenges and Perspectives

Leeds Interpreting Studies Seminar Series Dr Xingcheng Ma Abstract: It has been decades since eye-tracking was first applied to cognitive...

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