PI

• A Study of Lexical Variation and Change between Generations in Taiwan Sign Language
• Character Signs in Taiwan Sign Language and Japanese Sign Language
• A Study of the Linguistic Ability of the Elderly Users of Taiwan Sign Language
• Aging Effects on the Communicative Efficiency in Signed and Spoken Languages
• Modality Effects in the Prosody of Taiwan Sign Language
• A Corpus-based Study of the phonology of Taiwan Sign Language
• A Corpus-based Study of the Acquisition of Lexicon in Taiwan Southern Min
• A Corpus-based Study of the Acquisition of Prosody in Taiwan Southern Min
• Historical Change and Digital Archive of Southern Min Nursery Rhymes
• Lexical Development in Taiwanese Children with Immigrant Mothers from Southeast Asia
• Markedness and Frequency in Phonological Development:  A Corpus-based Study
• Taiwan Child Language Corpus
• Acquisition of Phonological Representations and Processes
• A Developmental Study of Taiwanese Tone Acquisition
• Word Frequency Effects on Taiwanese Tone Sandhi
• A Survey of Tones and Tone Sandhi in Peikang Taiwanese Director

Co-PI

• A Structural and Conceptual Analysis to Reading Difficulties of the Deaf in Taiwan
• The Grammar of Chinese Characters: New Evidence
• Construction of Norm with a Longitudinal Study for Language Production Ability in Southern Min for Elderly in Taiwan Rural Areas
• Large-Scale Taiwan Mandarin Broadcast Speech Corpus Construction (2)
• The Typology of Phonemic Decomposition: A wordlikeness Meta-megastudy
• WORLDLIKENESS: A Web-based Cross-linguistic Platform for Wordlikeness Judgment Experiment
• A Study on Communication Ability of Mandarin Elder Speakers
• Mandarin Wordlikeness Megastudies
• Parallel Experimental and Corpus-based Analyses of Southern Min Phonology
• Enhancing Library Acquisition in Humanities and Social Sciences: Visual Linguistics
• History and Language Strata of Taiwan Southern Min
• Testing the role of phonetic naturalness in Taiwanese tone sandhi
• A Study of the History of Interaction among Different Ethnic Groups and Languages in Taiwan
• The Statistical Foundations of Generative Phonology
• A Study of Taiwan Sign Language from a Cross-Linguistic Perspective
• Phonological Competence by Analogy: Computer Modeling of Experimentally Elicited Judgments of Chinese Syllables
• A Study of Taiwan Sign Language: Phonology, Morphology, Syntax and Digital Graphic Dictionary
• In search of the Fundamental Phonological Units of Chinese: Testing Nonliterate Speakers of Taiwanese and Mandarin
• The Interaction of Tone and Morphology in the Production of Taiwanese