Summary
Christophe Parisse is a researcher with over 10 years of experience at the intersection of linguistics, psycholinguistics and cognitive science, currently affiliated with Université Paris Ouest and INSERM. His work focuses on oral language acquisition, developmental language pathologies, and corpus-based, usage- and construction-based approaches that link syntax, semantics and interactional context. He co-leads local sites for the Equipex Ortolang infrastructure and contributes to national research consortia (Huma-Num/CORLI), ensuring long-term accessibility and reuse of linguistic resources. Christophe combines rigorous theoretical inquiry with applied goals—improving both automatic language processing tools and practical screening/rehabilitation methods for language disorders. Trained with a PhD and an Habilitation in cognitive science and computer science, he brings rare expertise bridging computational methods and clinical linguistics.
10 years of coding experience
Habilitiation à diriger les recherches, Cognitive Science, Habilitiation à diriger les recherches, Cognitive Science at Université Paris Sud (Paris XI)