Research Tools and Facilities
As of 2012, Haskins Laboratories is equipped, in-house, with a comprehensive suite of tools and capabilities to advance its mission of research into language and literacy. These include:
- Eye Tracking
- SR Research Model Eyelink II
- SR Research Model Eyelink 1000
- Electroencephalography
- Motion Capture
- Ultrasound sonogram
- Electromagnetic Articulography (EMMA)
- Anechoic chamber
- Linux computer cluster dedicated to analysis of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data
Additionally, Haskins has access to MRI scanners through an agreement with Yale School of Medicine.
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