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Mon Jul 11 2005

Confs: Lang Acquisition/Geneva, Switzerland

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        1.    Bronwyn Glaser, Latis Colloquium of the University of Geneva: Early Language Development and Disorders

Message 1: Latis Colloquium of the University of Geneva: Early Language Development and Disorders
Date: 08-Jul-2005
From: Bronwyn Glaser <bronwyn.glasermedecine.unige.ch>
Subject: Latis Colloquium of the University of Geneva: Early Language Development and Disorders


Latis Colloquium of the University of Geneva: Early Language Development and
Disorders
Short Title: ELDD

Date: 26-Jan-2006 - 28-Jan-2006
Location: Geneva, Switzerland
Contact: Bronwyn Glaser
Contact Email: colloquelatsispse.unige.ch
Meeting URL: http://www.unige.ch/fapse/PSY/LATSIS/

Linguistic Field(s): Language Acquisition

Meeting Description:

Language acquisition in typically developing children and children with a
language delay or specific language impairment.

The general goal of the colloquium is to promote research on early language
acquisition using an interdisciplinary approach combining linguistics,
psycholinguistics, and neuroscience. This theme will be tackled at the
phonological, lexical, semantic and syntactic levels. More specifically, the
colloquium will cover the following topics:

- Theoretical perspectives in language acquisition
- Genetic/environmental contributions to language acquisition
- Brain structure and functions involved in language processing in infants and
children
- Language delays and impairments

A secondary aim of the colloquium is to promote the careers of junior scientists
(students/graduate students/post-docs/fellows) working in the subject area by
providing them with the opportunity to present their work as a short talk or
poster alongside established researchers. A limited number of scholarships are
available.

ELDD 2006
Latsis Colloquium of the University of Geneva: Early Language Development and
Disorders
(http://www.unige.ch/fapse/PSY/LATSIS/)

ANNOUNCEMENT:

Geneva, Switzerland, January 26-28, 2006

PLENARY SPEAKERS:

Anne Christophe (CNRS, Paris, France)
Stephen Crain (Macquarie University, Australia)
Debra Mills (Emory University, Georgia, USA)
Kim Oller (University of Memphis, Tennessee, USA)
Kim Plunkett (Oxford University, England)
Ken Wexler (MIT, Massachusetts, USA)

LANGUAGE:

Official conference language is English.

DEADLINES:

Individuals interested in presenting should submit the following on the
conference website: http://www.unige.ch/fapse/PSY/LATSIS/
1) An abstract of a poster or talk (250 words maximum)
2) Title of the presentation and list of authors (presenting author should be
underlined)
3) 3 keywords
4) Complete name, address, email, and affiliation of presenting party

A limited number of scholarships (up to 400 CHF) will be available to students
and junior researchers (post-docs/fellows) whose talk or poster has been
accepted for presentation at the conference. To apply, please send a CV to the
following email address along with the title of your submitted abstract, as well
as a letter explaining your interest in a scholarship.

September 30, 2005: Talk and poster submissions (open to all researchers in the
field) (Notification of acceptance by October 30, 2005)
November 15, 2005: General registration for the conference (100 CHF
students/post-docs/fellows, 150 CHF general)

Selected talks and posters will be published in a special issue of a
peer-reviewed scientific journal.

Please email scholarship submissions and all other questions to:
colloquelatsispse.unige.ch

Organizers:
Bronwyn Glaser
Uli Frauenfelder
Luigi Rizzi
Pascal Zesiger

Local Committee:
Stephan Eliez
Julie Franck
Cornelia Hamann
Ur Shlonsky

Scientific Committee:
Adriana Belletti
Anne Christophe
Núria Sebastián Gallés
Teresa Guasti
Pierre Hallé
Marie-Thérèse Le Normand
Sophie Kern
Steve Majerus
Kim Plunkett
Marie-Anne Schelstraete
Jürgen Weissenborn

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