Lots of presentations from Centre Cog Sys Neuro members coming up at #acns2018!

The inimitable Alex Chatburn on separating temporal and spatial aspects of memory and the role of sleep. Collaboration between Centre Cog Sys Neuro and Uni of Birmingham #acns2018 UniSA Research

Inhibition ability, but not alpha activity predicts intelligibility of speech in noise in older adults — Ira Kurthen presenting at #acns2018 Centre Cog Sys Neuro University of Zurich UniSA Research

Excited to be presenting my keynote at #acns2018 this morning! Centre Cog Sys Neuro UniSA Research

Also coming up from Centre Cog Sys Neuro today: Louise Kyriaki will be presenting in poster session 2. #acns2018

Gearing up for the last day of #acns2018 and the final Centre Cog Sys Neuro presentation: Daniel Rogers will present his PhD research at 9:50 in the perception and action session. UniSA Research Collaboration with unimagdeburg

Electrophysiological differences in performance monitoring of humans versus autonomous systems. Well done to Daniel Rogers for his first presentation of his PhD data! #acns2018 Centre Cog Sys Neuro UniSA Research

Please follow ALS 2018 to keep up to date with the happenings of the upcoming Australian Linguistic Society conference! We will be using the hashtag #ALS_2018 🐦 See you all soon!

Looking forward to hosting #ALS_2018 over the next few days UniSA! Follow ALS 2018 for updates Centre Cog Sys Neuro

Out now: our new hypothesis and theory paper! We argue that language-related negativities — including the N400 — reflect precision-weighted prediction errors. frontiersin.org/article/10.338…

High predictability “silences” interference in language comprehension — our new preprint with exciting results from Pia Schoknecht’s PhD project! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Delighted and honoured to be on the editorial board for this exciting new journal!

Seeking participants for an online survey investigating language and pain! Anyone over the age of 18, with or without persistent pain can participate. You can help @ValeriaBellan Ina Bornkessel-Schl. Hayley Leake Noigroup and I by taking the survey! survey.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ew…

A day in the life of a visiting researcher at the CCSN

Back to work.. Thomas Hörberg from Stockholm University discussing research on whether p600 responses are specific to linguistic processing.

"I, you, or the other?" Interesting naturalistic EEG data on first, second, and third person perspectives during story comprehension by Ingmar Brilmayer from University of Cologne.

Are ergative sentences more complex to plan? Sebastian Sauppe from Zurich University presenting evidence from eye-tracking

... with a little bit of help from Aitor Egurtzegi!

@SauppeSebastian

How sign language can help us to better understand the electrophysiology of language. New paper by our group in collaboration with colleagues Uni Göttingen and Universität Hamburg tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…