An NCCR team is researching the way in which the Swiss population share emotions via instant messaging. But in order to do so… they need to collect your WhatsApp conversations in all Swiss languages and in English! How to participate? How do they protect your privacy? How can you win one of the weekly gift cards?..
Sept membres du PRN ont contribué à un numéro spécial co-édité par Raphaela Heesen et Marlen Fröhlich, présentant des contributions empiriques et théoriques sur l’idée que le langage a probablement été facilité grâce à un ensemble de compétences spéciales pour l’interaction sociale.
Une délégation du PRN prendra part à la conférence commune sur l’évolution du langage qui se déroulera à Kanazawa du 5 au 8 septembre 2022.
Our co-director Anne-Lise Giraud explains why a magnetoencephalography (MEG) is essential for Swiss human neuroscience research.
Vous êtes-vous déjà demandé ce qui nous rend humains ? Alors rendez-nous visite à la Nuit de la Science 2022!
Né d’une collaboration entre le Flux Laboratory et le Prof. Didier Grandjean du CISA – PRN Evolving Language, DOUZE MILLE VINGT se réfère à l’intéroception – la perception interne du son, champ scientifique largement méconnu – et agit sur la capacité à ressentir l’activité physiologique interne, à percevoir notamment la pulsation du sang dans les veines, le bruit des viscères, le souffle de la respiration, comme autant d’indicateurs des émotions, de l’état corporel.
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!
What if video games, instead of being an obstacle to literacy, could actually help children improve their reading abilities? A team from the University of Geneva (UNIGE) has joined forces with scientists from the University of Trento in Italy to test an action video game for children, which would enhance reading skills. The results, published […]
What if it were possible to decode the internal language of individuals deprived of the ability to express themselves? This is the objective of a team of neuroscientists from the University of Geneva (UNIGE) and the University Hospitals of Geneva (HUG).