1. SFB-Networking Workshop

SFB-Networking Workshop (Köln – Potsdam – Saarbrücken) vom 14. – 15. Februar 2019 an der Universität Potsdam [Flyer]

Thema: „Language Processing“

Teilnehmer:

• SFB 1102 „Information Density and Linguistic Encoding“,
• SFB 1252 „Prominence in Language“,
• SFB 1287 „Limits of Variability in Language“

Vorträge

• Introduction: Definitions, Outlines, Key Concepts
• Jessen & Uygun (SFB 1287): „Variability in subject-verb agreement in Turkish-German bilinguals“
• Bürki (SFB 1287): „Inter-speaker variability in word production“
• Röhr (SFB 1252): „Signal- and expectation-based processing of prosodic prominence“
• Fuchs (SFB 1252): „Demonstrative pronouns as attention orienting devices“
• Avgustinova (SFB 1102): „Mutual Intelligibility and Surprisal in Slavic Intercomprehension“ (INCOMSLAV)
• Demberg (SFB 1102): „Language Comprehension under Noise in Younger vs. Older Adults“
• Staudte (SFB 1102): „The Role of Language Experience and Visual Context in Surprisal“
• Esaulova (SFB 1252): „Syntactic preferences and visual biases in scene descriptions“
• Vogeley (SFB 1252): „Prominence and salience – competing or overlapping concepts?“
• Crocker (SFB 1102): „The Neurocomputational Basis of Surprisal“
• Drenhaus (SFB 1102): „Rational Encoding and Decoding of Referring Expressions“
• de Beer & Pregla (SFB 1287): „(Non)variability in sentence production and comprehension“
• Vasishth (SFB 1287): „Computational models of retrieval processes in sentence comprehension: Understanding sources of variability in unimpaired and impaired populations“