Journées de l’ILCB

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CLAIRE KABDEBON Title: The origins of human cognition: insights from the infant brain Abstract: Our human-unique cognitive abilities to process speech, compose music or write fictions do not suddenly emerge in adulthood, but are rather deeply rooted in early development. A major discovery of the past decades is that infants come into the world equipped with […]

We invite you to join the ILCB welcome back party on Friday the 27th of September at 9:30 in the gardens of the LPL. This will be an opportunity to welcome our three ILCB IMERA residents who kindly accepted to give talks and to celebrate some more good news, which I will tell you about. […]

9:30 Acceuil café 10:00 Introduction 10:10 Olga Kepinska : Multilingualism and Linguistic Diversity as a window into prenatal language acquisition 11:10 Philippe Albouy : Brain oscillations and cross-frequency coupling as markers of auditory working memory functions 12:00 Lunch