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The @ceu Cognitive Science Department is recruiting PhD students for Fall 2026! Come apply by February 4th for four years of fully funded studies: cognitivescience.ceu.edu/admission

"Temporal construal in sentence comprehension depends on linguistically encoded event structure" 📢New paper from: Elena Marx & Eva Wittenberg sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Ray Jackendoff opens the foundations fest in his honor in Vienna lcl.ceu.edu/FoundationsFest

@cogsci_soc Please join us at #CogSci2024 on Friday, 4-5:30pm for our symposium “Advances in the Study of Event Cognition”, featuring an exciting lineup of talks by Jeffrey Zacks, Dare Baldwin, Eva Wittenberg (@lcl_ceu), and myself!⤵️ Jeffrey Zacks: Scaling up event cognition: Behavior, brain, and computational model Dare Baldwin: Event Perception Research Offers a New Lens on Learning Sarah Hye-yeon Lee: Events as cognitive objects Eva Wittenberg: Impact of event dynamicity on language comprehension escholarship.org/uc/item/5c4671…

Registration is now open for FoundationsFest @ceu organized with @giosuebaggio in honor of Ray Jackendoff! Register here: lcl.ceu.edu/FoundationsFest

@evolanguagemind @giosuebaggio there will be a zoom link 🙂

@giosuebaggio @lcl_ceu Do you know if it's gonna be recorded?

🌟 postdoc position in beautiful Vienna 🌞 We are looking for a postdoc to come work on an @FWF_at funded project to study how linguistic framing influences the perception of social events with @babellab_vienna -- more info here: lcl.ceu.edu/lisa

Almost time for #AMLaP2023 ! We will be there as a lab with 5 posters -- lots of event structure, some pronouns, and a bit of joint action:

better late than never! #CogSci2023 crowd, check out our lab's posters on anaphor resolution in Polish, English, and German, and on event reference!

@adriandaub Herr Oluf in Hunsum, von Christopher Ecker! Ein Akademiker im Auto.

Very excited for #AMLaP2022! The lab presents three projects, using all the available formats -- come join us in person or virtually!

🔬🦠💭🧠 Awesome blog post by @IBMResearch about our paper on how the pandemic impacted language processing. Love the visualizations! (work with @rachelostrand @lcl_ceu @dankleinman)

Check out this super cool blog post that @IBMResearch wrote about my paper with @dankleinman, @adumbmoron, & @lcl_ceu on how living through COVID has changed how we understand words! And re-upping my #summarylimerick and twitter write-up to supplement: twitter.com/rachelostrand/…

Here are the links to both papers: lcl.ceu.edu/publications Hope to see you at #CogSci2022 in a few days!

@ebruevcenn will explain how her eye-tracking data show that we have a really tough time to think about the real world hearing #counterfactuals (in general, I guess, but the absence of causal connection and well-defined QuD makes it even harder!)

Very excited for #CogSci2022 this week! We'll be there in perfectly hybrid format to present two projects from the lab (unfortunately both at the same time 🤔):

We are starting to review applicants this week 🤩 but the position is still open!

@PLOSONE @adumbmoron @rachelostrand @dankleinman journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Oh the pressure — my first #summarylimerick for our new paper in @PLOSONE : Mumbled words are hallucinogenic And their meanings derived endogenic The meaning of ###ask Can only be “mask” When you are in a pandemic. ❤️ my coauthors @adumbmoron @rachelostrand @dankleinman