22.768, Confs: Applied Ling, General Ling, Neuroling/Argentina

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Subject: 22.768, Confs: Applied Ling, General Ling, Neuroling/Argentina

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Date: 15-Feb-2011
From: Virginia Jaichenco [prolen at filo.uba.ar]
Subject: 1st Language Processing Research Groups Meeting
 

	
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Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2011 13:57:13
From: Virginia Jaichenco [prolen at filo.uba.ar]
Subject: 1st Language Processing Research Groups Meeting

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1st Language Processing Research Groups Meeting 
Short Title: PROLEN 

Date: 04-May-2011 - 06-May-2011 
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina 
Contact: Virginia Jaichenco 
Contact Email: prolen at filo.uba.ar 
Meeting URL: http://www.prolen.com.ar 

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; General Linguistics; Neurolinguistics 

Meeting Description: 

The Linguistics Institute of the School of Philosophy and Literature at  
University of Buenos Aires invites all researches who study language from 
an experimental perspective to participate in the First Language Processing  
Research Groups Meeting. The meeting will be a tribute to Dr. Juan Seguí, 
pioneer in psycholinguistic studies, and will take place on May 4th, 5th and 
6th 2011 at Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The meeting aims to provide a space for presenting and discussing current 
and innovative researches into linguistic acquisition and processing, 
language neurosciences, acquired and developmental impairments, 
computational linguistics and natural language processing, in every area of 
the linguistic system -phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics- and their 
relation with other cognitive systems, such as attention and memory. 

The purpose of the meeting is to initiate a process of integration among the 
teams and researchers and knowledge of current researches within the 
region, in order to facilitate collaboration and exchange between the 
different disciplines that promote the development of the field. 

Invited Lecturers:
In addition to the opening lecture by Juan Seguí, further lectures on 
different thematic areas of the meeting will be given by the following invited 
speakers:

Horacio Barber, Universidad de La Laguna
Electrophysiological studies on parafoveal perception during reading

Yosef Grodzinsky,  McGill University y Tel Aviv University
Quantifiers and quantities. Parametric fMRI investigations into meaning and 
numerosity

Letícia Maria Sicuro Corrêa,  Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de 
Janeiro
On the processing of interface information in language acquisition: some 
implications for SLI





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