Dr Suzy Styles joined NTU in 2013 as a Nanyang Assistant professor. She received her DPhil from the Department of Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford in 2009. She continued her post-doctoral research at the Oxford University BabyLab, in the Oxford Centre for Developmental Science, a post held in tandem with a Career Development Fellowship at St Hugh's College, University of Oxford. Her broad research areas include Psycholinguistics and Cognitive approaches to Language Acquisition. Her research interests include lexical access and its neural and behavioural correlates in early language development; the role of linguistic stimuli in inter-sensory processing; the influence of different writing systems on language processing; and relationship between language and cognition. Her methods include reaction time experiments for older children and adults, as well as remote eyetracking and electro-encephalography (EEG) for younger children.