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👉 Colgate University is hiring for a tenure-stream position in (human) cognitive psychology. If you know of candidates who care equally about research and teaching, please encourage them to apply by October 13. apply.interfolio.com/132575 #AcademicJobs #HigherEdJobs CogSci Society

Our brilliant PhD students🎓at the University of Warwick are organising a workshop on multimodality in early interactions in April 2024 🙌🗣️👀 submit an abstract or check out the keynotes here: warwick.ac.uk/fac/cross_fac/…

A funded PhD project on cognitive neuroscientific study on nonverbal behaviours when communicating a message indirectly in speech. At University of Aberdeen with Dr. Mingyuan Chu tinyurl.com/588s3ju2

Newly launched in 2023. The New National Centre for Research Culture will collaborate with other universities and non-academic organizations to make the UK the best place to do research. warwick.ac.uk/research/ncrc/

A PhD opportunity at Anglia Ruskin University in the UK for research on speech and gesture (15 March 2024 deadline) esrcdtp.group.cam.ac.uk/current-studen…

National Centre for Research Culture at University of Warwick now has a LinkedIn page. Our goal is to coordinate and collaborate with other institutions to make the UK the best place to do research. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

📜📜📜 Interested in multisensory integration of speech? Check our new paper in Human Brain Mapping: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/hb… This is the first part of a bigger project described in this thread 👇 Multisensory Research Group (MRG) EUTOPIA-SIF Sotaro Kita Mireia Torralba @cbcUPF EUTOPIA

Our new paper: Audio-visual integration in multimodal communication leads to stronger alpha suppression than in unimodal versions of the communication. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/hb……

A new paper by Rika Nair Dr Rika Nair and me about why we founded an international research culture conference. <exchanges.warwick.ac.uk/index.php/exch…> It is a part of the proceedings of International Research Culture Conference 2023 (held at the University of Warwick).

A new paper of mine about how a good research culture looks like. exchanges.warwick.ac.uk/index.php/exch… It is a part of the proceedings of International Research Culture Conference 2023 (held at the University of Warwick).

To all parents of children born preterm living around Birmingham (U.K.): please take part in our exciting study on language development, funded by the The British Academy !! School of Psychology, University of Birmingham UoB Centre for Developmental Science

🎬 Watch our BSL video explaining the DCAL Postgrad Taster Day on 13th Nov! Learn from top researchers & explore study opportunities in Cognition and Language, Sign Language, & more. 📅 Free to attend! Register here: ucl.ac.uk/pals/events/20… #DCAL #UCL #Postgrad

Our new paper on seeds of language-like generativity in bird vocal communication. Pied babblers can interpret a novel sequence of calls in a compositional way, just as humans can understand a sentence we have never heard before. <royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/epdf/10.10…>

去年1月の羽田空港衝突事故の運輸安全委員会の経過報告を読んでたんですが、勤務数か月で炎上する機体のドアを守れるJALの客室乗務員さんがすごすぎて感動してます

Our new paper by my PhD student Kirsty Green Kirsty Green on iconic gestures produced by infants. Infants are not just imitating their parent's gestures, but they often use interactional materials from preceding contexts to create iconic gestures. tinyurl.com/5n8afnjc

Our new paper <tinyurl.com/mr8fj7nm> showed that (orally trained) Deaf and hard of hearing people can detect bouba-kiki sound symbolism, but their performance is worse when their tongue movement was suppressed. This provide evidence for articulatory basis for sound symbolism.

Very happy to share our new paper investigating compositionality in the vocal system of wild bonobos in Science Magazine led by Mélissa Berthet w/Kokolopori Bonobo Research! Swiss National Science Foundation UZH Science NCCR Evolving Language science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Wild bonobos—our closest living relatives—communicate using vocal calls organized in compositionally complex semantic structures that mirror key features of human language, according to a new Science study. scim.ag/42t71Qm

Our new paper on autistic adults' audio-visual integration in communication: Autistic and neurotypical adults showed the same multi-modal advantage in a verb identification task, but the two groups showed different patterns of alpha suppression in EEG. tinyurl.com/25fwxtfz

Our new paper on our ability to judge iconicity (similarity) between information in different modalities. People interpret iconicity in speech and hand gesture using the same general-purpose modality‑independent process. tinyurl.com/2y3775nf