LINGUIST List 31.3614
Tue Nov 24 2020
Confs: Cognitive Science/Online
Editor for this issue: Lauren Perkins <laurenlinguistlist.org>
Date: 23-Nov-2020
From: Beatriz Bermúdez-Margaretto <bermudezmargaretto
gmail.com>
Subject: ERASMUS I-Brain MiniSymposium in cognitive neuroscience
E-mail this message to a friend ERASMUS I-Brain MiniSymposium in cognitive neuroscience
Date: 12-Dec-2020 - 12-Dec-2020
Location: Moscow (Online), Russia
Contact: Beatriz Bermúdez-Margaretto
Contact Email:
< click here to access email > Meeting URL:
http://neuro.hse.ru/cccp2020/cccp2020_ibrain/
Linguistic Field(s): Cognitive Science
Meeting Description:
Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience, Higher School of Economics (Moscow, Russia) and Ecole Normale Supérieure (Paris, France) announce the online I-Brain MiniSymposium in cognitive neuroscience, sponsored by I-Brain Erasmus project (
http://ibrain.eu/). This event gives junior scientists from different research areas the opportunity to present their work in an interactive and constructive environment and to actively engage in discussions with other scientists.
This event is part of the CCCP 2020 symposium (Cognition, Communication, Computation, and Perception), which this year is focused on the topic ''Cross-Language Interplay in a Bilingual Mind''. CCCP 2020 will take place online on 10-11 December 2020.
KEYNOTES for CCCP-2020:
‒ Barbara Köpke (Octogone-Lordat, University of Toulouse, UT2). From cross-linguistic transfer to attrition. The whys and the whens
‒ Antonella Sorace (University of Edinburgh). The ecology of L2 learning and L1 change in bilingualism
‒ Arturo E. Hernández (University of Houston). Sensorimotor plasticity and cognitive flexiblity: A Neuoremergentist approach
‒ Monika S. Schmid (University of Essex). 'Slipping through my fingers': under what circumstances do multilingual migrants lose or maintain their native language?
‒ Zohar Eviatar (University of Haifa). Reading in Different Languages: Early Differences and Late Similarities
‒ Marit Westergaard (UiT The Arctic University of Norway and NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology). Exploring bilingual effects on cognition through grammatical illusions
Conference website including registration link:
https://neuro.hse.ru/cccp2020/ Participation in the CCCP conference as listener is free but registration is mandatory. Registration deadline: December 7.
Direct your questions or enquiries to the organizing committee at cccpsymposium2020
gmail.com.
Call for Papers:
The I-Brain event includes two interactive poster sessions and a roundtable for discussion:
- Poster Session 1: Cognitive Neuroscience
- Poster Session 2: Bilingual Mind
- Roundtable: Data Issues in cognitive science.
Participation in the I-Brain event is free. Follow the link
https://neuro.hse.ru/cccp2020/cccp2020_registration/ to register and submit your abstract.
Deadline for registration and abstract submission: 7 December.
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