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Language Acquisition and Language Processing Lab


Biology and Learning

International Conference, NTNU Trondheim

September 10th, 2010

Hosted by the Faculty of Humanities and the Faculty of Social Sciences and Technology Management

Suhmhuset, Elvegata 6 - Trondheim


Programme:


Click on a title to see abstract (pdf)

Download the complete program here (pdf)


09.00 Opening wordsProf. Berit Kjelstad, Vice-Rector for education - NTNU

09.10 GreetingsProf. Kathrine Skretting, Faculty of Humanities, and Prof. Jan Morten Dyrstad, Faculty of Social Sciences and Technology Management - NTNU

09.30 Tord Lien, Second Vice Chair, The Standing Committee on Education, Research and Church Affairs, The Norwegian Parliament (Stortinget)


09.45 Mila Vulchanova / Hermundur Sigmundsson, Biology and Learning Research Group, NTNU, Norway

Learning and skill development / A view from the body: Motor correlates of early language


10.15 Coffee


10.45 Joel Talcott, Aston University, UK

Refining phenotypes of disability: a dimensional view

11.30 Kenneth Hugdahl, Department of Biological and Medical Psychology, University of Bergen, Norway

The role of functional brain imaging in learning


12.15 Lunch


13.15 Turid Helland, Bergen University, Norway

Dyslexia, heredity and gender. From the Bergen Speak up! Project - a longitudinal study of children at risk of developmental dyslexia


14.00 Barbara Malt, Department of Psychology, Lehigh University, USA

Bilingual word learning: Cross-language lexical interaction

14.45 Coffee


15.15 Kenny Coventry, Cognition and Communication Research Centre, Northumbria University, UK, and Hanse Wissenschaftskolleg, Delmenhorst, Germany

Semantic alignment in language and music


16.00 Ewa Dabrowska, Northumbria University, UK

Good-enough representations and good-enough input: A view from adult language comprehension
Slides (pdf).


16.45 Coffee


17.15 Robert Biegler, Department of Psychology, NTNU, Robert Sutherland, Centre for the Biology of Memory, NTNU/The Canadian Centre for Behavioral Neuroscience, Lethbridge, Alberta, and Gerit Pfuhl, Department of Psychology, NTNU

The roles of learning and mental modeling in deciding what to do next


18.00 Closing words



Organisers:

The Biology and Learning Research Group:

Mila Vulchanova Language Acquisition and Language Processing Lab, Director Department of Modern Languages, NTNU

Hermundur Sigmundsson Research group for learning and skill development, Department of Psychology, NTNU


Prior related event:

NordLing 1.5 PhD course on topics in Language and Cognition

Hosted by the Faculty of Humanities, NTNU – Trondheim, Norway September 6-9th, 2010



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Contact information:

Visiting address:
Room 10449
Building 10, level 4
University Center at Dragvoll
Telephone:  + 47 73 59 68 13
Fax:  + 47 73 59 65 12
Email:  LangLab@hf.ntnu.no
Opening Hours:  After appointment

Postal address:
Department of Modern Languages
NTNU
7491   Trondheim
Norway

Staff:

Lab director: Prof. Mila D. Vulchanova
Lab associate: Randi Nilsen
Lab operator: Rik Eshuis
PhD student: Liliana Martinez
PhD student: Sindre Norås
Lecturer/PhD student: Anne Dahl
MA student: Jeanette Selven