This is a talk at the University of Michigan offering some small measured optimism on mapping between language and neurobiology. It includes some of the newest work modeling fMRI data with CCG, reports brand new data from Tzu-Yun Tung on […]
Rachel Weissler’s April 30th colloquium for the Linguistics Department at Boston University was titled “How do our experiences influence perception? Exploring the intersection of sociolinguistics and cognitive processing” Check it out! https://youtu.be/VPTabadZidk
Here’s a video of Jon’s talk from the MPI Psycholinguistics 40th anniversary workshop “Neurobiology of Language: Key Issues and Ways Forward“. You can also download the slides. The talk includes some wonderful work from Chia-wen Lo’s recent dissertation on the […]
In case you missed it, you can now watch Rachel’s stellar CUNY2020 talk! Watch it at osf.io. (Indeed, all of the presentations from this year’s virtual CUNY conference recorded and available at osf.io. What a wonderful idea.)
Emily Sabo takes us through three guiding principles on what the scientific study of language can tell us about what makes us laugh. “Emily is a Ph.D. student of Linguistics at The University of Michigan. By night, she performs standup […]
Together with Ioula Kovelman and Renee Lajiness O’Neill, we presented a brief report of our ongoing research on language comprehension in Autism Spectrum Disorders using Magnetoencephalography.