My main research interests are within theoretical linguistics (syntax, semantics, pragmatics, morphology) and neurolinguistics. I currently look at the role of memory in language processing. Using EEG, I investigate how the brain's processing of pronouns (e.g. he, she) is affected by (a) the distance between the pronoun and the phrase it refers back to and (b) the information density of the phrase it refers back to. In previous projects, I have looked at the processing of pronouns referring back to quantifying expressions (e.g. almost all/almost no students attended the lecture... they...). I am a member of AcademiaNet - Outstanding Women Scientists in Europe and I am part of the network NLS - Neurolinguistics in Sweden. Since January 2024, I am one of the coordinators of the Grammar Seminar at SOL.

I have taught a variety of linguistically oriented courses at all levels, including grammar, linguistics, phonetics, language history, sociolinguistics, experimental methods.