Events

MPI Colloquium Dianne Newbury, Oxford Brookes University

GENETIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO SPEECH AND LANGUAGE. A COMPLEX DIALOGUE.
Developmental language disorder (DLD) is a common childhood condition which has lifelong consequences for affected children. We have...

De sprekende aap. Hoe taal de mens bepaalt

Locatie: LUX, Mariënburg 39-41, Nijmegen
Organisator: Radboud Reflects i.s.m. Donders Institute

Hoe werkt taal in ons brein? Wat maakt taal bijzonder? Cognitiewetenschapper Peter Hagoort en filosoof...

MPI Colloquium Rochelle Newman (U. Maryland)

WHEN LISTENING TO LANGUAGE IS HARD

Much of the research on speech perception has looked at relatively “easy” listening conditions: adult listeners, listening to their native language spoken by an...

MPI Colloquium Ewa Dabrowska (U. Birmingham)

The fundamental similarity of L1 and L2 learning

Lecture by D. Kimbrough Oller (University of Memphis)

New findings relevant to the origin of language from research on human and non-human primate infants

Cognomics Conference 2019: Bridging Gaps

We invite you to join the Cognomics Conference 2019 where we will discuss the complex connections between genes, brain structure and function, and cognitive processes relevant to e.g. language and...

Lecture Prof. Ping Li, Penn State University

The Second Language Learning Brain: Neurocognitive and Computational Approaches

Paul Hoffman, University of Edinburgh

Executive regulation of semantic knowledge and its importance for coherent speech

Alex Cristia (EHESS, Paris), April 30 (15.45)

MPI colloqium series

Crossing the boundaries: Language in Interaction

The Language in Interaction Symposium will be held on April 9, 2019 at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen, the Netherlands.