In this talk we provide an update about our ongoing short-term collaboration supported through ViCom in which we investigate mouthings …
I’m a cognitive scientist, working in the Department of Neuropsychology at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in Leipzig and the Experimental Sign Language Lab at University of Göttingen (both in Germany).
My main research interest is the neurobiology of language, focusing on the modality (in-)dependence of linguistic computations in the brain. In other words, I don’t ask, “How come (only) humans can speak?”—Instead, I investigate human language as a species-specific mode of cognition.
Moreover, I am interested in how brains compute more generally, as well as how research in the cognitive sciences impacts society and policy.
PhD Candidate in Neuropsychology
International Max Planck Research School on Neuroscience of Communication: Structure, Function, & Plasticity, Leipzig, Germany
MA in Linguistics, 2016
University of Graz, Austria
In this talk we provide an update about our ongoing short-term collaboration supported through ViCom in which we investigate mouthings …
In this talk we provide an update about the work carried out as part of our project since its official start earlier this year. We will …
In der modernen Linguistik herrscht weitestgehend Einigkeit darüber, dass alle Sprachen der Welt zumindest über Kategorien Anlog …