Welcome to the MAC Lab, a research lab based in Gallaudet University's Linguistics Department. The MAC Lab includes a team of researchers led by Dr. Deanna Gagne. The research included in this lab focuses on language development, cognition, and atypical linguistic experiences.
The MAC Lab is a multidisciplinary team with expertise in linguistics and deaf education. The team focuses on research involving Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and DeafBlind communities.
We support Deaf and DeafBlind communities through research, resources, and scholarly publications focused on cognitive development.
The MAC Lab collaborates with individuals, organizations, and academic institutions.
The MAC Lab conducts research on communication and cognitive development in Deaf and DeafBlind communities, including development, testing, and analysis of tools and systems.
Our team consists of professionals from linguistics, computer science, engineering, and deaf education, combining unique perspectives to drive innovation.
We develop cutting-edge assistive technologies to enhance independence and communication for deaf and hard of hearing individuals, promoting a more inclusive world.
Our research focuses on advancing sign language recognition systems, facilitating seamless communication and breaking down barriers for our community.
We create accessible communication platforms, ensuring that deaf and hard of hearing individuals can fully engage with the world around them.
We partner with academic institutions, tech companies, and organizations to leverage diverse expertise, resources, and perspectives for more impactful solutions.
Our mission goes beyond research; we aim to empower the deaf and hard of hearing community with resources, education, and opportunities for growth.
Pioneering New Frontiers in Deaf and Hard of Hearing Research.
Thank you for your interest in the MAClab! We welcome your inquiries, collaboration opportunities, and feedback. Please reach out to us using the contact button provided, and our team will be delighted to connect with you.
