International
2025
Psycholonguistics in Flanders, (May, 2025)
PIF 2025 is organized by the language team of SCALab at the University of Lille, with the support of NeurotechEU.
Ms. Chumki Payun, one of our research scholars was selected for an oral presentation on “Language Dominance and Cognitive Processing: A Study of the Mising Language in Assam”.
For more details please visit https://pif2023.ugent.be/programme/index.htm
2024
AMLaP Asia- National University of Singapore, (December, 2024)
Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing Asia (AMLap Asia) was created as the Asian venue for presenting and discussing research on cognitive, neuroscientific and computational mechanisms implicated in human language processing and learning.
Mr. Pratik Nanda, one of our research scholars, was selected for an Oral Presentation on
Ms. Koyel Mukherjee, another of our research scholars, was selected for a Poster Presentation on “Do Emoticons represent Face? An Experimental Study.”.
For more details, please visit https://blog.nus.edu.sg/amlapasia2024/
The 12th European Conference on Language Learning (ECLL24), University of London
(July, 2024)
The 12th European Conference on Language Learning (ECLL2024) is an interdisciplinary conference. It explores new multifaceted approaches to one of the core issues of our time, namely globalisation and its many forms of growth and expansion. Awareness of how it cuts across the world of education, and its subsequent impact on societies, institutions and individuals, is a driving force in educational policies and practices across the globe. IAFOR’s conferences on education have these issues at their core. The conferences present those taking part with three unique dimensions of experience, encouraging interdisciplinary discussion, facilitating heightened intercultural awareness and promoting international exchange.
Ms. Shalu Kumari, one of our research scholars, was selected for an oral presentation at this conference.
For more details on this conference, please visit https://ecll.iafor.org/.
Himalayan Language Symposium (June 2024)
The Himalayan Languages Symposium is an annually convening, open scholarly forum for scholars of Himalayan languages. It encompasses topics in theoretical as well as applied linguistics. This international conference was hosted by IIT Guwahati from June 12-14, 2024.
Ms. Nilanjana Chowdhury, one of our research scholars, was selected for an oral presentation on “Exploring Dominance through Picture – Word Matching: A longitudinal analysis of Language Dominance in Young Adults”.
For more information, visit: https://event.iitg.ac.in/hls27/
Visual Language Conference (VisLang’24), Tilburg University, Netherlands (June, 2024)
The last two decades have seen an increasing focus on Growing work has applied theories and empirical methods from the linguistic and cognitive sciences to the study of visual and multimodal communication. The Visual Language Conference (VisLang) at Tilburg University aimed to bring together scholars focused on visual and multimodal media, particularly comics, emoji, and memes both in society and in scholarship issues to further work towards establishing a community around this research.
Ms. Koyel Mukherjee, one of our research scholars was selected for an oral presentation on “Exploring Visual Morphology: An enquiry whether visual elements provide meaning conceptually or with individual components.” at this conference.
For more details on the conference, please visit https://www.visuallanguagelab.com/vislang2024.
2023
AMLaP Asia- Chinese University of Hong Kong, HK. (December, 2023)
Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing Asia (AMLap Asia) was created as the Asian venue for presenting and discussing research on cognitive, neuroscientific and computational mechanisms implicated in human language processing and learning.
Ms. Emily Thomas, one of our research scholars, was selected for a Poster Presentation on “Inhibitory Control in Bilinguals: Testing the Adaptive Control Hypothesis.”.
For more details, please visit Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing Asia (AMLaP Asia) (cuhk.edu.hk)
AMLaP- Basque Center on Cognition, Brain and Language, San Sebastian, Spain. (September, 2023)
Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing (AMLaP) 2023 aimed to bring together psychological, computational, and theoretical perspectives on the cognitive mechanisms underlying any aspect of human language processing.
Ms. Emily Thomas was selected for a poster presentation on “Decoding the Bilingual Advantage: Mixed evidence from 4 executive function tasks.”
For more details, please visit AMLAP 2023 (bcbl.eu).
National
2024
46th International Conference of the Linguistic Society of India (ICOLSI-46)
ICOLSI-46 is going to be held at the University of Kashmir. It allows research scholars all over the country to contribute their unpublished works in various areas of linguistics.
Mrs. Nilanjana Chowdhury, Ms. Koyel Mukherjee and Ms. Shalu Kumari have been selected for oral presentations at this conference.
For more details, kindly visit https://www.lsi.org.in/.
Research Scholars’ Conclave, IIIT Guwahati( May, 2024)
The Research Conclave 2024 aimed to provide a platform for scholars, researchers, and early career professionals to explore emerging trends on a diverse range of topics within the realms of humanities and social sciences.
Ms. Shalu Kumari was selected for an oral presentation at this conference.
For more details, visit the website https://sites.google.com/iiitg.ac.in/researchscholarsconclave2024/home.
International Conference on Language Culture and Cognition, Kolkata (March,2024)
The 2024 12th International Conference on Language, Media and Culture (ICLMC 2024) is the premier forum for the presentation of new advances and research results in the fields of theoretical, experimental, and applied Language, Medias and Culture.
Ms. Shalu Kumari was selected for an oral presentation at this conference.
For more details, please visit https://iclmc.org/cfp.html.
2023
45th International Conference of the Linguistic Society of India (November, 2023)
Since 1970, Linguistic Society of India (LSI) has been organizing an annual conference every year in collaboration with various Institutions to showcase current research in linguistics, foster discussion amongst its members through the presentation of peer-reviewed research, plenary sessions and scientific sessions. The 45th edition of the conference was hosted by the Department of Linguistics at Aligarh Muslim University.
Ms. Taznin Hussain, Ms. Shalu Kumari, and Ms. Koyel Mukherjee presented papers on their research work in the conference.
Ms.Taznin Hussain, one of our research scholars, was selected for an oral presentation on “Does there exists any correlation between the age and the severity rate among the autistic children : Analysing and interpreting the long term effectiveness of early intervention”.
Ms. Shalu Kumari
Ms. Koyel Mukherjee was selected for oral presentation on “Visual Perception and Implicatures: The Language Used in Comics“
For more information, please visit https://sites.google.com/view/icolsi-45amu/icolsi-45
International Conference on Culture, Cognition and Globalisation: The Viability of Languages- IIT Patna. (March 2023)
The two-day international conference on ‘Culture, Cognition and Globalization: The Viability of Indian Languages’ aims to engage academicians into detailed brainstorming on the themes of linguistic sustainability and linguistic capital from the perspective of the cognitive, social, cultural and economic viability of Indian languages in contemporary times.
Ms. Emily Thomas was selected for an oral presentation on “The Elusive Bilingual Advantage: Investigation into the Working Memory.”
For more information, please visit Brochure_Conf (iitp.ac.in)
Next – Gen AI : Inspiration from Brain Science, IIT Jodhpur (January, 2023)
Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur conducted NAiBS-2023 international conference from 26th to 28th January 2023. The conference aimed at bringing together researchers across domains for discussions on the common goal of designing AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) systems – drawing inspiration from individual sensorimotor computations leading to multimodal processes in the human brain. The conference also envisioned being of interest to a vibrant network of early-career scholars engaged in the transdisciplinary inquiry on the origins, nature, and future of human and artificial intelligence. The conference was sponsored by Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB).
Ms. Taznin Hussain was selected for a poster presentation on “Analysing the language production and comprehension of autistic children: Assamese speaking L1”.
For more details, kindly visit their website.
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