Gabor Brody

My work explores infants’ and children’s (and adults) ability to keep track of and communicate about objects, concepts, and agents. I also enjoy working on a variety of questions related to the relationship between ‘meaning’ and psychology.

Before Yale I was  a postdoctoral researcher at the Brown Language and Thought Lab working with Roman Feiman. I recieved my PhD in 2020 from the Cogntive Development Center of Central European University, where I was advised by Gergely Csibra and Agnes Melinda Kovacs. While at CEU I also had research visits at the Harvard Lab for Developmental Studies and at RICO (Universitat Pompeu Fabra). I obtained my Masters and Bachelors degrees at ELTE in Budapest, Hungary.