Can eyes 👀 hear👂? Can phonology affect cortical processing of visual words? Giorgio Piazza presents on online poster at #AMLaP2022 today, poster number 11.

One-to-one or one too many? Sounds with multiple grapheme representations are processed differently than sounds with a unique grapheme representation during the early stages of reading acquisition. Learn more on this #JSLHR study by mina et al.: on.asha.org/3NUkqb7

🌟a funded PhD position 🌟 An amazing opportunity with Dr Sinclair for those excited about language modelling, natural language processing and cognitive science

Worse cortical tracking of the speech envelope has been linked to developmental dyslexia. However, speech processing is strongly supported by semantic prediction. We report how semantic context processing can be a compensation strategy in dyslexia. More at tinyurl.com/4cx4cv47

Hot off the press 😁 📄 : we looked at how brains track perceptual and semantic features of speech in dyslexia. Thanks to everyone for a fantastic collaboration! @Nic_Molinaro Ander Barrena Madinabeitia Giovanni Di Liberto Lucia Amoruso Eneko Agirre @eagirre.bsky.social sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

An amazing initiative I’m proud to be a part of! Tune in online if you can :)

📢Turkish speakers wanted for online speech perception experiment Need to have 👉limited/no knowledge of English👈 so please share the attachment and/or link with your Turkish friends who don't speak English. Link to study: tinyurl.com/mrx5ea3a @ethankutlu Hülya

What an awesome move! 👏

📢 I'M HIRING 📢 Short-term Research Assistant position (June start, three months in total) based at Trinity College Dublin Master's and PhD graduates with either EEG or NLP experience A fun combination of NLP, EEG signal analysis and data collection. Contact [email protected]

Today mid-sentence my brain decided to compound 2 words into one and here is a nice new word: blignorance (blissful + ignorance) 😅 to the linguists in the room - can you even call this compounding?

Happy to be part of #WiDS2023 this year! Tune in online!

A nice read!

✨Recruiting a funded PhD student interested in natural language processing, cognitive science, and psycholinguistics, keen to research adaptive language generation with me Computing Science | University of Aberdeen, co-supervised by Ehud Reiter. Deadline 4th November. More details: tinyurl.com/adaptNLG 💫

The paper will appear in CORTEX. Many many thanks to collaborators Ana Klimovich-Gray University of Aberdeen, Mikel Lizarazu Brain Rhythms and Cognition Lab, and Marie Lallier BCBL !

📄 our latest paper on lexical and sublexical word processing in dyslexia accepted! @qJuliaSchwarz_ac Mikel Lizarazu Marie Lallier

Looking for prospective PhDs interested in #EEG eye-tracking and #LLMs 📢 Apply for our Eastbio project “Priming In Human Brain and in Language Models: EEG, eye-tracking and LLM study” 👇 supervised by me, Arabella J Sinclair and Agnieszka Konopka findaphd.com/phds/project/e…

I will be presenting this preprint at SNL Annual Meeting in the poster session of Wednesday, at 10.15. Pass by and ask me the tough and uncomfortable questions, please!

New paper🥳Phonological deficits in dyslexia impede lexical processing of spoken words doi.org/10.1016/j.cort…

‼️📢 A fully funded SGSSS PhD position in my lab School of Psychology, University of Aberdeen for those interested in #EEG #NLP and #linguistics - how does our brain optimise reading strategies for specific goals? To apply - sgsss.ac.uk/studentship/ne…

🗞️#BCBLpaper in Cell Press | Early language experience modulates the tradeoff between acoustic-temporal and lexico-semantic cortical tracking of speech ✍️Pérez-Navarro, J., Klimovich-Gray, A., Lizarazu, M., Piazza, G., Molinaro, N. and Lallier, M. cell.com/iscience/fullt…