Various subfields in the linguistics department are closely related to one another in investigating natural language. In consideration of this, our department established 3 associated labs in order to facilitate academic communications among the subfields. The Syntax/Phonetics/Speech Language Processing lab, located in Room 301, Building 3, is designed to implement interdisciplinary experimental/engineering researches pertaining to speech language processing as well as syntax-phonetics/phonology interface issues. The Historical Linguistics/Semantics lab, located in Room 328, Building 3, is designed to take both synchronic and diachronic approaches into consideration in linguistic phenomena. The Phonology/Computational Linguistics lab, located in Room 327, Building 3, is designed to support each subfields, as both contemporary phonology and computational linguistics focus largely on quantitative approaches utilizing statistic measures. The SNU linguistics department, along with these 3 laboratories, strives to foster interdisciplinary researches both from wide-ranging and in-depth perspectives towards linguistics.