Welcome
Peter Hagoort
Predicting and understanding speech
Matt Davis - University of Cambridge
Mechanisms of Auditory-motor Integration in Language Learning
Ruth de Diego Balaguer - University of Barcelona
Lunch Break
Prediction in language comprehension
Floris de Lange - Radboud University
Flexible redistribution in the language network
Gesa Hartwigsen - MPI for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences
Coffee/Tea
Efficient communication - not enabling complex thought – is the computational goal of the language system
Ev Fedorenko - MIT
Nature and nurture in neurocognitive development: Insights from studies with blind individuals
Marina Bedny - Johns Hopkins University
Wine
What will the future bring? Flexibility of prediction during language processing
Tamara Swaab - University of Californa, Davis
Neurobiology vs. electrophysiology of language: a contradiction
Ina Bornkessel - University of South Australia
Language in the brain must stay faithful to formal and physiological principles
Andrea E. Martin - MPI for Psycholinguistics/ Radboud University
Coffee/Tea
Drawing inferences about word production in context
Vitoria Piai - Radboud University
A parallel processing architecture for language in the brain
Giosué Baggio - Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Afternoon Break
Building bridges between computation and implementation for natural language understanding
Jonathan Brennan - University of Michigan
More thought, less ‘words’: reframing the questions in neurobiology of syntax and semantics
Ellen Lau - University of Maryland
Coffee/Tea
The future will be relevant
Roel Willems - Radboud University
Final remarks
Peter Hagoort
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