The time-course and spatial distribution of brain activity associated with sentence processing. - Jonathan Brennan; Liina Pylkkänen (NeuroImage, 2012)

Modeling fMRI time courses with linguistic structure at various grain sizes. - John T. Hale; David E. Lutz; Wen-Ming Luh; Jonathan Brennan (CMCL@NAACL-HLT, 2015)

Temporal Lobes as Combinatory Engines for both Form and Meaning. - Jixing Li; Jonathan Brennan; Adam Mahar; John T. Hale (CL4LC@COLING 2016, 2016)

Naturalistic Sentence Comprehension in the Brain. - Jonathan Brennan (Lang. Linguistics Compass, 2016)

Finding syntax in human encephalography with beam search. - John T. Hale; Chris Dyer; Adhiguna Kuncoro; Jonathan Brennan (ACL (1), 2018)

Text Genre and Training Data Size in Human-like Parsing. - John T. Hale; Adhiguna Kuncoro; Keith Hall; Chris Dyer; Jonathan Brennan (EMNLP/IJCNLP (1), 2019)

The Alice Datasets: fMRI & EEG Observations of Natural Language Comprehension. - Shohini Bhattasali; Jonathan Brennan; Wen-Ming Luh; Berta Franzluebbers; John T. Hale (LREC, 2020)

Modeling Incremental Language Comprehension in the Brain with Combinatory Categorial Grammar. - Milos Stanojevic; Shohini Bhattasali; Donald Dunagan; Luca Campanelli; Mark Steedman; Jonathan Brennan; John T. Hale (CMLS, 2021)

Word-final orthographic priming as a function of word frequency, prime duration, and morphological status. - Jeonghwa Cho; Jonathan R. Brennan (CogSci, 2022)

Modeling Structure-Building in the Brain With CCG Parsing and Large Language Models. - Milos Stanojevic; Jonathan R. Brennan; Donald Dunagan; Mark Steedman; John T. Hale (Cogn. Sci., 2023)

Decoding Probing: Revealing Internal Linguistic Structures in Neural Language Models Using Minimal Pairs. - Linyang He; Peili Chen; Ercong Nie; Yuanning Li; Jonathan R. Brennan (LREC/COLING, 2024)

Large Language Models as Neurolinguistic Subjects: Identifying Internal Representations for Form and Meaning. - Linyang He; Ercong Nie; Helmut Schmid; Hinrich Schütze; Nima Mesgarani; Jonathan Brennan (CoRR, 2024)

Large Language Models as Neurolinguistic Subjects: Discrepancy between Performance and Competence. - Linyang He; Ercong Nie; Helmut Schmid; Hinrich Schütze; Nima Mesgarani; Jonathan Brennan (ACL (Findings), 2025)

XCOMPS: A Multilingual Benchmark of Conceptual Minimal Pairs. - Linyang He; Ercong Nie; Sukru Samet Dindar; Arsalan Firoozi; Adrian Florea; Van Nguyen; Corentin Puffay; Riki Shimizu; Haotian Ye; Jonathan Brennan; Helmut Schmid; Hinrich Schütze; et al. (CoRR, 2025)