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Theresa Redl will defend her dissertation called “Masculine generic pronouns: Investigating the processing of an unintended gender cue” on Thursday January 21st, 2021 at 12:30. Unfortunately, only a…

On Tuesday, 19th of January 2021, at 10:30, Greta Kaufeld will defend her doctoral thesis entitled “Investigating spoken language comprehension as perceptual inference”. Due to the restrictions…

Variation in form and meaning across the Japonic language family with a focus on the Ryukyuan languages

Non-native phonetic accommodation in interactions with humans and with computers

About Time: Exploring the Role of Grammatical Aspect in Event Cognition

Many mental health conditions are associated with social difficulties, and mental disorders and social behaviour are genetically linked. But do genetic links vary with specific social traits? An…

On Thursday 17 March 2022, at 10.30 (CET), Gert-Jan Schoenmakers will defend his thesis entitled ‘Definite objects in the wild: A converging evidence approach to scrambling in the Dutch middle-field’…

On Tuesday 22 March 2022, at 16.30 (CET), Hannah Lutzenberger will defend her thesis entitled ‘Kata Kolok phonology - variation and acquisition’. Due to the restrictions surrounding the COVID-19…

To connect science and practice, and to exchange knowledge and experience, the Baby & Child Research Center (BRC) and daycare organisation KION started a collaboration. The BRC is a partnership…

Wing-Yee Chow is an associate Professor in Experimental Linguistics at University College London. (UCL) Her research looks at how humans process language in real time. For more, see https://www…

Non-native Lombard speech: The acoustics, perception, and comprehension of English Lombard speech by Dutch natives

The Enlanguaged Brain: Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms of Linguistic Influence on Perception

We are proud and happy to announce that Ryan Law has been awarded a Gates Cambridge Scholarship.

Harbour seals may sound different than expected from their body size. Is this ability related to their vocal talents or is it the result of an anatomical adaptation? An international team of…

From 5 to 7 July, the Radboud University and the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics will be hosting the Nijmegen Lectures 2022. This year the lectures will be given by Stanislas Dehaene,…

The Research Group Comparative Bioacoustics invites you to the Animal Bioacoustics and Human Speech symposium on 8 June. Four keynote speakers Dr. Livio Favaro, Dr. Olga Feher, Dr. Marco Gamba, and…

The effect of variability on learning is recognised in many fields: learning is harder when input is variable, but variability leads to better generalization of the knowledge we learned. In this…