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Date
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Speaker(s) |
Title |
| 18.02.25 |
No Colloquium |
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| 25.02.25 |
Sarah Brocard, Université de Neuchâtel |
The evolutionary origins of event cognition in hominids |
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04.03.25
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Mélissa Berthet, Universität Zürich |
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| 11.03.25 |
Kita Sotaro, University of Warwick |
Four psychological foundations of human language |
| 18.03.25 |
ISLE-NCCR-NEURO-Connect seminars: Gabriella Vigliocco, University College London |
Situating language learning and processing in the real-worldDifferent time slot: 12:15-1:15 PM, Geneva zoom
Meeting ID: 852 1433 3449
Passcode: 725766
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| 25.03.25 |
Marina Kalashnikova, Basque Center on Cognition, Brain and Language |
Infant-Directed Speech: An Optimal Signal for Early Speech Processing |
| 01.04.25 |
Redouan Bshary, Université de Neuchâtel |
The cognition underlying partner choice decisions in marine cleaning mutualism |
| 08.04.25 |
ISLE-NCCR talk: Johanna Schick, Universität Zürich |
Infant-directed and infant-surrounding input in language ontogeny and phylogeny |
| 15.04.25 |
Hugues Duffau, Université de Montpellier |
The neural bases of conation, language, cognition, and behavior revisited by awake brain surgery: towards a meta-network organization |
| 22.04.25 |
No Colloquium: Easter Break |
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| 29.04.25 |
Anna Graff, Universität Zürich |
What population genetics can tell us about the impact of contact and isolation on structural linguistic diversity |
| 06.05.25 |
Gabriel Jorgewich-Cohen, Universität Zürich |
What can reptiles say about the evolution of language? The importance of non-model species on broad evolutionary studies
zoom
Meeting-ID: 637 0876 1858
Kenncode: 319842
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| 08.05.25 |
Rafael Nunez, ETH Zürich |
Where do numbers come from and what is their nature? A view from Evolution and the Cognitive Sciences
Different time slot: 16:00 PM-18:00 PM, Université de Neuchâtel Room: R107 - Breguet 2
zoom
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| 13.05.25 |
Sebastian Sauppe, Universität Zürich |
Dependency structures in language processing and development |
| 20.05.25 |
Nicholas Conard, Universität Tübingen |
How Paleolithic material culture informs our views on the symbolic evolution of our genus |
| 20.05.25 |
ISLE-NCCR-NEURO-Connect seminars: Gesa Hartwigsen, Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences |
Functional Plasticity in the Language Network – evidence from Neuroimaging and NeurostimulationDifferent time slot: 12:15-1:30 PM, Geneva, zoom
Meeting ID: 852 1433 3449
Passcode: 725766 |
