My work in semantics and pragmatics focuses on the dynamic nature of meaning and the computation of alternatives, encompassing the following specific topics: form--meaning mismatch, interrogative meaning, discourse anaphora, focus, measurement, and tense.
Beyond these topics, I am deeply interested in a wide range of meaning-related issues, which has led to numerous collaborative opportunities. I have worked with semanticists and syntacticians on sentence-final particles, comparatives, and ellipsis across languages, while also collaborating with psychologists to investigate the relation between inhibitory control and the processing of garden-path sentences.