35.1050, Summer Schools: ILCB Summer School 2024-Language, Communication & the Brain / France

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Date: 18-Mar-2024
From: MENA Lilia [lilia-del-carmen.mena-gomez at gmail.com]
Subject: ILCB Summer School 2024-Language, Communication & the Brain / France


ILCB Summer School 2024-Language, Communication & the Brain

Host Institution: Aix-Marseille Université
Website: https://www.ilcb.fr/2024-2/

Dates: 26-Aug-2024 - 30-Aug-2024
Location: Marseille

Focus: Our courses on Language, Communication and the Brain encompass
a wide range of approaches at introductory and advanced levels across
many thematic areas, including:

    Applied Mathematics & Statistics
    Neuroscience & Behavior
    Language & Cognition
    Computer Science and Machine Learning
Minimum Education Level: Linguistics, neuroscience, psychology & CS

Description:
The ILCB summer school will be held from Monday August 26th to Friday
August 30th, 2024, at the Centre International de Rencontres
Mathématiques in Luminy (CIRM) in Marseille, France. This
interdisciplinary summer school brings knowledge on language and
communication to international and local participants coming from very
different backgrounds (linguistics, neurosciences, psychology,
computer science, mathematics). The courses are given by ILCB
researchers or by external colleagues of international renown.
For this 7th edition, participants will be able to choose between
introductory and advanced courses. The morning introductory courses
will be reserved for mathematics and computer science courses. Those
in the afternoon will be reserved for general introductory courses
(conceptual and methodological) on ILCB disciplinary fields:
linguistics, psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics, and AI.
The advanced morning classes will develop a multidisciplinary theme
over several days and will be based on the latest research (e.g.,
language and pathology, language development, from sound to cognition,
mixed models).
In the afternoon, participants will be able to attend more focused
“state-of-the-art" sessions addressing ILCB key themes.
Several social events (welcome party, social dinner, walks in the
callanques) will allow participants to get to know each other in a
friendly atmosphere.
On Friday morning, Alejandrina Cristia and Arthur Jacobs will present
two cross-cutting topics on “the Development of Speech Behavior“ and
"Neurocomputational Poetics" respectively.
Finally, two plenary keynotes constitute a high point of the summer
school. It will be given this year by Antoni Rodriguez-Fornells and
Susan Fuchs, the IMéRA/ILCB 2024/2025 chairs.

Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics
                     Neurolinguistics
                     Psycholinguistics
                     Sociolinguistics

Tuition Explanation: Thanks to funding from ILCB, participation in our
courses is entirely free of charge.

However, participants are responsible for covering travel,
accommodation, and meal expenses.

Registration: 18-Mar-2024 to 24-May-2024

Contact Person: Lilia Mena
                Email: contact at ilcb.fr

Apply on the web: https://columbo.univ-amu.fr/index.php/883956?lang=en

Registration Instructions:
Application: Due to limited availability, admission to our summer
school is competitive. To apply, please fill out the application form
and provide details about your background and reasons for attending.

Registration: In May, our summer school organizing committee will
review applications to determine eligibility. Successful applicants
will receive confirmation of acceptance in June, along with
instructions for confirming participation.



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