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I am a doctoral researcher at the Department of Psychology, working at the Centre of Excellence for Learning Dynamics and Intervention Research (InterLearn). I am particularly interested in brain responses to speech sounds across different levels of language processing, such as syllables, sentences, and continuous speech. My research focuses on comparing native and foreign languages, as well as differences in brain responses between children and adults. Additionally, I am interested in investigating variations among learners, including typical learners and learners with dyslexia, as well as how childhood dyslexia manifests in adulthood. My background in Linguistics provides a solid foundation for studying language processing and learning in the brain.