The Faculty of Medicine of the University of Geneva has an opening for a full or Associate Professor in neuroscience of audition, speech and language.
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Paola Merlo has recently been awarded an SNSF Advanced grant, Disentangling Linguistic Intelligence: automatic generalisation of structure and meaning across languages.
An NCCR team is researching the way in which the Swiss population share emotions via instant messaging. And in order to do so… they need you to donate WhatsApp conversations in any of the 4 Swiss national languages and in English! How to participate? How do they protect your privacy? How can you win one of the weekly gift cards?..
Seven NCCR members contributed to a special issue co-edited by Raphaela Heesen and Marlen Fröhlich, presenting empirical and theoretical contributions on the idea that language was likely facilitated by a special skillset for social interaction.
An NCCR delegation took part in the Joint Conference on Language Evolution in Kanazawa from September 5 to 8 2022.
Our co-director Anne-Lise Giraud explains why a magnetoencephalography (MEG) is essential for Swiss human neuroscience research.
Have you ever wondered what makes us human? Then come and visit our booth at the Night of Science in Geneva!
Born from the collaboration with the Flux Laboratory and Prof Didier Grandjean from CISA, UNIGE – NCCR Evolving Language, DOUZE MILLE VINGT refers to the internal perception of sound and acts on the capacity to feel the internal physiological activity as indicators of emotions, of the body state.
Some of our researchers have personal links to Ukraine and our thoughts are with you. Like many others around the world, we stand together in unity against aggression and violence, and in favour of peace, respect and our common humanity.
For the #WomeninScienceDay #IDWGS2022 we are happy to share with you three testimonies from our female researchers from the University of Zurich Franziska Wegdell, Nicole Tamer & Chiara Barbieri!