Katherine Hodgson’s research interests include syntax, information structure, linguistic typology, historical linguistics, dialectology, and language documentation, particularly in connection with Armenian and Greek. She has worked on the syntax of the noun phrase and the clause in Eastern Armenian, and her PhD thesis, supervised by Professor Anaïd Donabédian (INALCO), was on the syntax and typology of relative clauses in colloquial spoken Armenian. She is currently working on an ELDP-funded project documenting Zok, an endangered variety of Armenian, and has also conducted extensive fieldwork on other dialects of Armenian and Greek, including Pontic Greek as spoken in Armenia. She is also working on a corpus-based study of word order and information structure in Eastern Armenian, together with colleagues from INALCO (Paris).