Contributors
The SIGN-LEX data visualization platform was conceived of and designed by the ASL-LEX team, and was initially created as a means of sharing the ASL-LEX lexical database. The Boston University SAIL team at the Rafik B. Hariri Institute for Computing and Computational Science & Engineering developed the software that currently underpins the SIGN-LEX data visualizations.
Each of the affiliated lexicons was developed by a different team. Find out more information about these projects and their contributors here.
Naomi Caselli
Zed Sevcikova Sehyr
Karen Emmorey
Cindy O'Grady Farnady
Funding
The original work on ASL-LEX was supported by the National Institutes of Health DC010997 to Dr. Karen Emmorey and San Diego State University, a Tufts University Faculty Research Award to Dr. Ariel Cohen-Goldberg, and a Tufts University Graduate Research Award to Dr. Naomi Caselli. Continuing work on SIGN-LEX and ASL-LEX is supported by the National Science Foundation, Division of Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences.
NSF Award BCS-1918556 to Dr. Zed Sevcikova Sehyr and Dr. Karen Emmorey
NSF Awards BCS-1625954 to Dr. Karen Emmorey
NSF Awards BCS-1625793 and BCS-1918252 to Dr. Naomi Caselli
NSF Awards BCS-1625761 and BCS-1918261 to Dr. Ariel Cohen-Goldberg