Hala Abdelghany

Hala Abdelghany received her PhD in linguistics from the Graduate Center of the City University of New York where she was trained in psycholinguistic lab experimentation by some of the most distinguished researchers in the field. Her research has been discovering patterns in human sentence processing with special focus on ambiguity in Arabic sentence production and perception with a fine-grained interest in the semantic-prosody interface. She works as an Associate Arabic Linguist analysing data for machine learning and NLP. She also teaches Arabic Language at CUNY and has developed practical course material for the smart language learning classroom.

Publications

The Nature of the Relationship Between Sounds and Their Meanings
Tom Adi, Hala Abdelghany, Kathy Adi. © 2022. 29 pages.
In this chapter, the authors look at how the sounds that make up words may play a role in determining the meanings of words.
Deep Semantics and the Evolution of New Scientific Theories and Discoveries
Tom Adi, Hala Abdelghany, Kathy Adi. © 2019. 281 pages.
Combining a variety of sounds to form words that can be understood by other individuals, language is one of the defining characteristics of the human species. However, since even...