The Centre for Advanced Research in Experimental and Applied Linguistics (ARiEAL) is housed within the Faculty of Humanities at McMaster University. ARiEAL is a research centre that brings together a community of researchers ranging from undergraduate trainees to established scholars, and enables the researchers to excel in their problem-driven language science research in fundamental, experimental, and applied linguistics.
You can learn more about our Vision, Values, Mission Statement, Research Areas, and Strategic Plan here.
We bring together a global community of researchers from the Humanities, Sciences, Engineering, and Health Sciences to explore language’s profound role in society, technology, and the human experience.
Learn about the people at ARiEAL
Learn about the Laboratories and Research at ARiEAL
Learn about our Research, Knowledge Mobilization, Collaboration, and Training Priorities
Check out the latest edition of our student-edited research magazine. Click here for a PDF.
Your Hub for Language Technologies and Research Services
Click here to see our latest report! Click here for a PDF.
CHCH Morning Live was on campus this week for a special McMaster edition of their four-hour weekday morning program, providing a unique opportunity to showcase McMaster’s people, research, student experience and impact to audiences across the region. Hosts Rick Zamperin and Simone Gavros opened the Sept. 16 show from high atop Ron Joyce Stadium. Donning […]
Read More…
The McMaster Students Union (MSU) and Student Affairs are presenting a full day of Homecoming events on Saturday, Sept. 19 to celebrate students and bring the campus community together. To ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable experience, McMaster University is working closely with the City of Hamilton and the Hamilton Police Service to share […]
A needle-free inhaled vaccine platform in development at McMaster University is one step closer to protecting Canadians from future pandemic threats, thanks to $780,000 in new funding from the federal government. Announced today by Mélanie Joly, Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions, the support will allow McMaster researchers […]