Alan Langus

So excited this paper with @amandasaksida is finally out at Child Development @SRCDtweets srcd.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

The September issue @CurrentBiology What do infants think when they see social interactions? 👶🏻 The representation of interacting people as agent and patient reveals a language-of-thought before language development cell.com/current-biolog… @JR_Hochmann @ISC_MJ @BabyLyon11 🧵👇

@ljuba_pi ❤️

The joy of the first day of school, The excitement for a new adventure, The eagerness to learn… And then there is my little Amos 💙 #firstdayofschool #BackToSchool

Estonian vowels

New pre-print with @AlanLangus ✨ we claim that spontaneous pupillary synchrony to auditory stimuli can be a way to explore speech perception & segmentation as speech unfolds. Find it in "Rhythms of Speech and Language", editors @AntjeStrau @LanguageCycles osf.io/6rj84

Great to be part of the word learning session at the International Congress of Infant Studies @Infantstudies in Glasgow. @BabylabPotsdam

@BollAvetisyan_N presenting about our resent work on sonority and pupillary entrainment at WILD Lisbon.

@RSiugzdaite @BollAvetisyan_N ❤️

@AlanLangus @BollAvetisyan_N Bravo Alan and Co!!

New paper with @BollAvetisyan_N on infants’ rhythmic engagement with speech and its consequences on language perception. doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.…

@Shima_T_M like a labmeeting! 😁

@AlanLangus Wow 🤩 Mehler’s lab alumni all around.

The Closing Workshop of BabyRhythm (ERC Judit Gervain) in the historic halls of University of Padova.

New paper with @mireia__marimon We show that when prosodic and statistical cues are in conflict, German-learning 6-mo rely on prosody. Unlike English infants, German infants show no segmentation with statistical cues at all! doi.org/10.1111/infa.1…

Eye-tracker is overwhelmed from the huge turnout at Potsdam Science Day.

So glad our paper with @amandasaksida was acknowledged as the paper of the month by the Research Area Cognitive Sciences at U. Potsdam. @CogSciUP doi.org/10.1111/cdev.1…

@_Onurunki congrats!!!

Do babies get that flipping a switch causes the Christmas tree to light up? Now out in @PNASNews, we explore how infants conceive the causal power of objects, agents and tools. With @parvanehadib @BabyLyon11 @ISC_MJ @CNRS_dr07 @CNRS @UnivLyon1 Thread: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn… 1/5

@RSiugzdaite @ljuba_pi @ISC_MJ Hiii!

@ljuba_pi @ISC_MJ @AlanLangus Hi @AlanLangus!!!

Among the good things of this last November: the @ISC_MJ hosted Dr. Alan Langus @AlanLangus who gave a great talk on rhythm as a pervasive feature of human life and cognition, and it’s role in language acquisition in infancy. Thanks for visiting us Alan!!

Such a great pleasure to visit @ISC_MJ and one of the most exciting baby labs in the world @BabyLyon11 . Thank you @ljuba_pi and @JR_Hochmann for having me.

@LabVanced @amandasaksida @mireia__marimon @BabylabPotsdam @LDM_NYU thank you!

@AlanLangus @amandasaksida @mireia__marimon @BabylabPotsdam amazing! We saw also some interesting research will be presented from @LDM_NYU's Dr. Yi Lin - how infants use shapes and language to learn new spaces! overall looks like a great event, wishing you & your team a successful conference!!

In Boston this week for the 48th Annual Boston University Conference on Language Development #BUCLD48. If you are around come check out our talks and poster. @amandasaksida @mireia__marimon @BabylabPotsdam (1/4)

Poster: “Toddlers learn words from a social robot?!” Friday 3rd with @mireia__marimon (4/4)

Talk: “Rapid label-referent mapping with vocoded speech” Friday 3rd, 10:00 Boston Time. With @amandasaksida & @mireia__marimon (3/4)