Séminaire de recherche

Psycholinguistic seminars

The psycholinguistic lab seminars are scheduled on Mondays from 12:15 to 13:15 at Pinchat 22, Room 010.

For online lab seminars, please contact the host to obtain the Zoom link.

 

Seminars 2024-2025

Next lab seminar:

 Date                        

 Modality 

 Speaker 

 Title 

 Host 

 18.nov.2024 

  On site 

At 15h00 !

   Dr. Ioanna Anastasopoulou

Macquarie University

 

Neuroimaging of speech motor control in typical developing populations and in children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech – the MASK system

 

   Mónica Lancheros


Upcoming lab seminars: 

 

 Date                        

 Modality 

 Speaker 

 Title 

 Host 

 02.dec.2024     On site

   Prof.  Rasha Abdel Rahman

University of Humboldt

  

TBA 

 

   Marie Couvreu
13.jan.2025 On site

Dr. Tanja Atanasova

University of Dundee

TBA Mónica Lancheros
 20.jan.2025    On site 

Prof. Bernd Kröger 

University of Aachen

TBA   Mónica Lancheros 
 03.feb.2025     Online

  Prof. Beth Jefferies

University of York 

  

TBA 

  Marie Couvreu 
 17.feb.2025         

 

TBA

 

   
 10.mar.2025         

 

TBA

 

   
24.mar.2025    On site 

  Dr. Kinga Igloi 

University of Geneva

 

TBA

 

   Logan Bars
07.apr.2025         

 

TBA

 

   
28.apr.2025         

 

TBA

 

   
12.may.2025         

 

TBA

 

   
26.may.2025         

 

TBA

 

   
16.june.2025    On site 

  Dr. Claudia Peñaloza 

University of Barcelona

 

TBA

 

   Logan Bars
30.june.2025         

 

TBA

 

   

 

Previous lab seminars

 Date                        

 Modality 

 Speaker 

 Title 

 Host 

 04.nov.2024  On site

Andriana Sabov

University of Geneva

The Role of Semantic Knowledge and Reading Experience in Age-Related Changes in Associative Memory

Mónica Lancheros + Julie Franco

 21.oct.2024 

 On-site 

 Prof. Luís Jesus

University of Aveiro 

Just a Whisper: Vowel Production in Two Speech Modes

 Marion Bourqui 

30.sept.2024 

  On-site/Online 

   Dr. Andrea Révész 

University College London 

 

Using eye-tracking as a tool to develop second language knowledge

 

  Agathe Cambon 

 

 

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