Events

Guest Lecture by Miriam D. Lense, PhD

Simon Fisher will be hosting a visit by Miriam D. Lense, PhD. Dr. Lense is a Research Instructor at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in the Program for Music, Mind, and Society. Her current...

Kim Plunkett, Tuesday April 10

The Whorfian Infant

Lecture Peter Strick (U. Pittsburgh): Basal Ganglia Circuits w

Given the relevance of the cerebellar-basal ganglia-corticel loop for speech and language processing, Peter Hagoort is happy to have a lecture of the world leading expert on the topic of the role of...

Nijmegen Lectures February 2018

Understanding how children learn language: What progress has been made since 1965?
by Elena Lieven

Paradiso lezing: Taal in het Paradijs met Peter Hagoort

In de mini-serie ‘Taal in het Paradijs’ bespreken drie taalwetenschappers taal op verschillende niveaus: structuur, brein en communicatie. Onder de titel ‘Over sprekende auto’s, communicerende...

Kletskoppen: het eerste kindertaalfestival van Nederland

Hoe werkt dat eigenlijk, leren praten? Tijdens het Kletskoppen kindertaalfestival op zaterdag 28 oktober in Nijmegen leren kinderen het spelenderwijs. Een wetenschapsdag voor het hele gezin, vol leuke...

Representations in Brain Language and Development

The two-day workshop 'Event Representations in Brain, Language & Development' (EvRep) will be held at the MPI for Psycholinguistics, October 27-28 2017.

Linguistics Quo Vadis II

The purpose of this follow-up symposium is to discuss future directions of the field of linguistics, with a focus on three topical areas:

Minds, Mechanisms and Interaction in the Evolution of Language

The workshop “Minds, Mechanisms and Interaction in the Evolution of Language” will be hosted at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in Nijmegen, the Netherlands on 21st-22nd September 2017.

Cognomics Conference 2017

Neurogenomics: the road ahead,

Keynote Lecture by Paul Thompson
(USC Imaging Genetics Center, Los Angeles)

ENIGMA and the individual: Predicting factors that affect the brain

Open to all interested...