The laboratory, named the “Laboratory of Language, Folklore & Culture,” which was established on March 18, 2025, serves teaching and research needs in the fields of Modern Greek Language, Language and Culture Pedagogy in relation to the Modern Greek linguistic tradition.

Specifically, the laboratory is active in:
a) the study of the mainland region, primarily from the perspective of language and culture, which is directly linked to the linguistic tradition and involves the collection, recording, and archiving of relevant data,

b) in the scientific study of issues concerning methodology and the production of language materials, on the one hand for the Greek diaspora and on the other for foreign students, students, businesspeople, etc., who are interested in learning the Greek language. The editing and publication of school textbooks and supplementary language materials,

c) the provision and utilization of the above materials to meet the research, teaching, and general educational needs of students, educators, and researchers alike,

d) the application of new, innovative methods for teaching Greek as a native, second, or foreign language.
Furthermore, the Laboratory aims to organize seminars, symposia, conferences, lectures, and, more generally, meetings and events with Greek and foreign experts, as well as to produce publications and editions.

The Laboratory consists of two (2) faculty members, one (1) adjunct faculty member, and one (1) teaching assistant. Furthermore

The Laboratory consists of two (2) faculty members, one (1) adjunct faculty member, and one (1) research assistant. In addition, the Laboratory is open to any researcher whose interests align with its field of study.