Seminars

  Marie Bourjade Laboratoire CLLE, Université Toulouse Jean Jaurès & Institut Universitaire de France   Bien avant l’entrée dans la parole, le jeune enfant mobilise déjà des compétences pragmatiques lui permettant de se faire comprendre, d’agir sur les adultes environnants et d’utiliser intentionnellement ses comportements à des fins communicationnelles. Parmi ces compétences pragmatiques, la Communication […]

Anila D’Mello : l’Université de Texas   The cerebellum contains over 80% of the neurons in the brain, and over 50% of the neurons in the central nervous system. Despite being historically considered a motor structure, clinical and neuroimaging work find that the cerebellum is also important for cognition. This talk will present research integrating […]

Monica Barbir, a researcher at the University of Tokyo   in a hybrid mode in LIS (Luminy) and online via Zoom at: https://univ-amu-fr.zoom.us/j/85497246420?pwd=dkFnbTBybGI3ZWhnN0tVZlVXVWtvQT09    

Jeremie Brugidou : Artiste-chercheur · PhD Art&Sciences - Recherche-Création · ENS / Paris 8 / Nanterre / Aix-Marseille - Romans / Films / Installations et performances Phylogénies hérétiques de la bioluminescence : quels partenariats peut-on inventer avec les organismes lumineux ? À travers une approche théorique, historique, expérimentale et science fictionnelle, je propose de réfléchir aux liens qui nous unissent […]

L'ILCB est heureux de recevoir vendredi 23 février Jérémie Brugidou pour un séminaire Art & Sciences intitulé : "Phylogénies hérétiques de la bioluminescence : quels partenariats peut-on inventer avec les organismes lumineux ?" À travers une approche théorique, historique, expérimentale et science fictionnelle, J. Brugidou propose de réfléchir aux liens qui nous unissent à ces autres vivants qui produisent […]

The  “Implicit Learning Seminar” is an international conference that draws together leading researchers who share an interest in the cognitive and neural bases of implicit learning.  The meeting is small (max. 100 participants) and features oral and poster presentations. There is no registration fee, but registration is mandatory. Previous ILS : Sopot (2012), Bergen (2013), […]

Limburgish is spoken in the north-western 12% of the area in which the Franconian tone is spoken, where Cologne was the medieval centre of prestige. It was there, after the beginning of the construction of the cathedral in 1248, that a remarkable lexical tone contrast arose from the contact between the hundreds of highly qualified […]

Professor Shelley Xiuli Tong, Director of Speech, Language and Reading Lab  (https://slrlab.edu.hku.hk/) Faculty of Education - The University of Hong Kong Abstract: Humans possess remarkable abilities to learn new words, acquire language, and recognize objects based on sparse and ambiguous inputs. These abilities are rooted in the robust and efficient learning mechanism of statistical learning, […]

Paul Best (Eq. Multisense & Body) has been awarded an 2024 ILCB post-doc grant to work on the topic of spatialised bioacoustics for the analysis of turn-taking in non-human interactions. Paul’s original background is in computer science and machine learning. During his PhD and post-doc in Toulon university, he worked on automating the analysis of […]

Marie MONTANT Abstract: By focusing on language, I will try to show that cognitive architectures are built from goal-driven perceiving and acting bodies in their physical environment, a perceptive that holds for humans as well as other animals. To illustrate this theoretical position, firstly, I will show in humans that words conveying time information are […]