LAMP

Language Acquisition, Modeling and Processing

LAMP is an interdisciplinary talk series aimed at surveying the range of current research across Linguistic, Psycholinguistic and Computational approaches to language and presenting it to a diverse audience within Cognitive Science.

Schedule

LAMP meets Friday afternoons, roughly monthly. In Spring 2000, LAMP's third semester, we currently have scheduled the following speakers:

Feb 11	Alistair Knott University of Otago An agent-based approach to discourse semantics
March 24	Jeffrey Mark Siskind NEC Research Institute The nature of adult speech to infants
April 7	Gary Marcus New York University Cognitive Architecture: Evidence from rule-learning in infancy
April 28	Yosef Grodzinsky Dept. of Psychology, Tel Aviv University and Aphasia Research Center, Boston University School of Medicine. The neurology of intra-sentential dependencies: Movement vs. binding

Talks will be held 1:30 - 3:00 in Room A139 (the playroom), Psych Building Addition, Busch Campus.

Contacts

For more information about LAMP, contact any of the faculty organizers:

The LAMP series would never have got off the ground without the dedicated efforts of Julie Boland, whom we congratulate on moving on to bigger and better things!

Linking

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