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BCBL, Basque Center on Cognition, Brain and Language

Conference

Thursday, August 31 2023.

Day 1

 

08:00 - 08:50   Registration & Welcome Coffee

 

08:50 - 09:00   Opening

 

09:00 - 10:00   Keynote: Vitória Piai

 

10:00 - 10:40    Oral Session 1

 

10:00-10:20

O.S.1.1.

Development of a Language Localizer Task for Developmental Comparisons using Multi-Modal fMRI and fNIRS Imaging

Sara Sanchez-Alonso,  Isabel Nichoson, Rebecca Canale & Richard Aslin

10:20-10:40

O.S.1.2.

Statistical and Syntactic Information Facilitate Verb Learning by Resolving Ambiguity in Different Ways

Yayun Zhang, Jing Wang, Ping Li & Chen Yu

 

10:40 - 11:10   Coffee break

 

11:10 - 12:30   Oral Session 2

 

11:10-11:30

O.S.2.1.

Does ChatGPT resemble humans in language use?

Zhenguang Cai, David Haslett, Xufeng Duan, Shuqi Wang & Martin Pickering

11:30-11:50

O.S.2.2.

A simple, integrated model of eye-movement control and dependency completion during reading

Garrett Smith, Maximilian Rabe, Shravan Vasishth & Ralf Engbert

11:50-12:10

O.S.2.3.

Error propagation explains event-related potentials in second-language learning

Stephan Verwijmeren, Stefan Frank, Hartmut Fitz & Yung Han Khoe

12:10-12:30

O.S.2.4.

Hebbian Neural Networks for Statistical Learning

Angel Eugenio Tovar

 

12:30 - 14:00   Lunch

 

14:00 - 15:00   Oral Session 3

 

14:00-14:20

O.S.3.1.

How Speech And Representational Gestures Align In Child-directed Language: A Corpus-based Study

Yumeng Wang, Ed Donnellan & Gabriella Vigliocco

14:20-14:40

O.S.3.2.

Megastudy evidence for processing cost differences in plural allomorph production

Jane Li & Coliln Wilson

14:40-15:00

O.S.3.3.

Frequency attenuation effects in masked repetition priming: a large-scale online study

Roberto Petrosino & Diogo Almeida

 

15:00 - 16.30   Poster Session I & Coffee break

 

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16:30 - 17:30   Keynote: James Magnuson

 

Friday, September 01 2023.

Day 2

 

09:00 - 10:00   Keynote: Esti Blanco-Elorrieta

 

10:00 - 10:40   Symposium: The bilingual brain

 

10:00-10:20

O.S.1.1.

Cross-dialectal influence on bilectal processing: Evidence from Norwegian ERPs

Jade Sandstedt, Maki Kubota, Merete Anderssen, Jeannique Anne Darby, Stig Helset, Yanina Prystauka, Jason Rothman, Elahe Tavakoli & Øystein Vangsnes

10:20-10:40

O.S.1.2.

Neural mechanisms of extreme language control in bimodal bilinguals

Idil Gemici, Alexis Hervais-Adelma & Rabia Ergin

 

10:40 - 11:10   Coffee Break

 

11:10 - 12:30   Oral Session 4

 

11:10-11:30

O.S.4.1.

Activation of ASL signs during sentence reading for deaf readers: evidence from eye-tracking

Emily Saunders, Jonathan Mirault & Karen Emmorey

11:30-11:50

O.S.4.2.

L2 difficulties in the perception of tones: Phonological universals or domain-general aptitude?

Chao Zho & João Veríssimo

11:50-12:10

O.S.4.3.

Predictive processing during novel word learning: ERP measures of vowel harmony

Berrak Muftuoglu & Alba Tuninetti

12:10-12:30

O.S.4.4.

Language dominance and code-switching shape vowel production in Basque-Spanish bilinguals

Peng Li, Clara Martin & Natalia Kartushina

 

12:30 - 14:00   Lunch Break

 

14:00 - 15:00   Oral Session 5

 

14:00-14:20

O.S.5.1.

Memory retrieval and illusion of grammaticality in garden-path reanalysis

Yang Fan & E. Matthew Husband

14:20-14:40

O.S.5.2.

Processing agreement morphology indexing more than one feature activates both features independently: Evidence from Polish VWP

Zuzanna Fuchs

14:40-15:00

O.S.5.3.

The role of goal in sentence processing

Anna Laurinavichyute, Himanshu Yadav, Titus von der Malsburg & Shravan Vasishth

 

15:00 - 16:30   Poster Session II & Coffee break

 

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16:30 - 17:30   Oral Session 6

 

16:30-16:50

O.S.6.1.

Tracking the prosodic hierarchy in the brain - cortical entrainment in German listeners

Chantal Oderbolz, Sebastian Sauppe & Martin Meyer

16:50-17:10

O.S.6.2.

How informative do we need to be? Asymmetrical effects of informativity in affirmative and negative sentences

Muxuan He 1 & Elsi Kaiser

17:10-17:30

O.S.6.3.

Predictability effect in L2 reading: eye-tracking data

Svetlana Alexeeva, Daria Chernova, Marina Norkina & Maria Kharchevnik

 

 

20:30 CONFERENCE DINNER

 

Saturday, September 02 2023.

Day 3

 

09:00 - 10:00   Keynote: Victor Ferreira

 

10:00 - 10:40   Oral Session 7

 

10:00-10:20

O.S.7.1.

Different languages do not prevent joint memory

Alper Demircan, Natalie Sebanz & Eva Wittenberg

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O.S.7.2.

Structural convergence is mediated by perceived linguistic and social proximity

Christina S. Kim & Gloria Chamorro

 

10:40 - 11:10   Coffee Break

 

11:10 - 12:30   Oral Session 8

 

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O.S.8.1.

How prenominal information contributes to efficient communication in Czech noun phrases

Jan Chromý, James Brand & Michael Ramscar

11:30-11:50

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Ranking animacy and discourse status as determinants of pronoun use

Markus Bader & Yvonne Portele

11:50-12:10

O.S.8.3.

Does informativity modulate linearization preferences in reference production?

Muqing Li, Noortje J. Venhuizen, Torsten Kai Jachmann, Heiner Drenhaus & Matthew W. Crocker

12:10-12:30

O.S.8.4.

Distributed Neural Representations for Semantic Structures During Sentence Production

Laura Giglio, Peter Hagoort & Markus Ostarek

 

12:30 - 14:00   Lunch Break

 

14:00 - 15:30   Poster Session III & Coffee break

 

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15:30 – 16:30   Oral Session 9

 

16:30-16:50

O.S.9.1.

A noisy-channel explanation of the comparative illusion

Yuhan Zhang, Carina Kauf & Edward Gibson

16:50-17:10

O.S.9.2.

Individual differences in predictive processing in a verb-final language

Himanshu Yadav & Samar Husain

17:10-17:30

O.S.9.3.

The time course of sentence planning in English

Jeonghwa Cho & Julie Boland

 

January 13 2023.

Arrival and Stay in San Sebastian

VENUE

Due to the large number of submitted abstracts we have changed the conference venue to accommodate a greater number of attendees. The new venue is the Kursaal Congress Centre, which is very centrally located in San Sebastián.

 

ACCOMMODATION

Please notice that San Sebastian is one of the most popular and touristic cities of Northern Spain, so we recommend to book the hotel as soon as possible in order to avoid availability issues.

For accommodation options you can check the Accommodation official website of San Sebastián (https://www.sansebastianturismoa.eus/en/sleep/where-to-sleep), where you can find the full list of hotels, hostels, student hostels and also last minute offers.

HOW TO GET HERE

Its strategic situation and the fact that it's well provided with infrastructures have made San Sebastian an easily accessible place, connected by every kind of transport to the rest of the world. Choose the one that suits you best and begin your journey to San Sebastian!

GETTING TO SAN SEBASTIAN BY PLANE

Within a radius of barely 100 kilometres San Sebastian lays claim to 5 airports, 3 of them international.

San Sebastian lays claim to one airport 20 minutes from the city centre. It has a shuttle service to the main Spanish cities: Madrid and Barcelona.

Not far away are the airports of Bilbao, connected to the whole of Europe; and Biarritz, served by French, international and low-cost airlines.

San Sebastian Airport (EAS) - 20 kms.
Bilbao Airport (BIO) - 105 kms.
Vitoria-Gasteiz Airport (VIT) - 120 kms.
Pamplona Airport (PNA) - 90 kms.
Biarritz Airport (BIQ) - 40 kms.

www.aena.es

www.biarritz.aeroport.fr

Shuttle service Bilbao Airport <> San Sebastián

Shuttle service San Sebastian airport <> city centre

GETTING TO SAN SEBASTIAN BY TRAIN

Situated right in the centre of the city, San Sebastian's train station, known as the Estación del Norte (Northern Station), is connected to a large number of Spanish cities, including Madrid and Barcelona, and also international destinations, such as Paris and Lisbon.

Getting to and from San Sebastian by train is going to be much quicker thanks to the new High-Speed Train, which will connect the city with numerous destinations in the near future.

There is also a narrow-gauge railway that runs to Bilbao and different Basque coastal towns such as Zarautz, plus a line on which a train called the "Topo" runs to Hendaye in France.

http://www.renfe.es
http://www.euskotren.es
http://www.sncf.com

CAR PARKS

Getting to San Sebastian by car is very simple. The city is connected to the rest of Spain and to France by National Road N1/AP1 (Madrid-Irún), the A-8 (Bilbao-Irún) and A-63 (Paris-Irún) motorways, and the A-15 trunk road (Pamplona-San Sebastian).
Nearly all areas of the city can be accessed on one of these highways.

If you come to San Sebastian by car, there are more than 6,000 parking places available to you at different points in the city.

PARKING FOR MOTORHOME

20 parking places approximately.
Marks between parking places.
Lighting.
Water outlet.
Waste disposal area.

Motorhome parking rules:

It is allowed to park but not to camp.
Using awning is not allowed.
Tables and chairs are not allowed in the parking area.
Wedges are allowed.
Please respect the neighbourhood.

GETTING TO SAN SEBASTIAN BY BUS

San Sebastian has a sizeable bus station that connects the city with others throughout Spain and part of the European continent.

Main bus lines companies from San Sebastian:

Eurolines
Alsa
Vibasa
Pesa
Conda

November 30 1999.

Manuel Carreiras

November 30 1999.

Clara Martin

November 30 1999.

Antje Stoehr

November 30 1999.

Ileana Quiñones

November 30 1999.

Simona Mancini

November 30 1999.

Amaia Carrión-Castillo

November 30 1999.

Efthymia (Effie) Kapnoula

November 30 1999.

Brendan Costello

November 30 1999.

Esti Blanco-Elorrieta

November 30 1999.

Victor Ferreira

November 30 1999.

Vitória Piai

November 30 1999.

James Magnuson

November 30 1999.

Miguel Arocena

General Manager

m.arocena@bcbl.eu

November 30 1999.

Maialen Garcia

Recepcionist

mai.garcia@bcbl.eu

November 30 1999.

Leire Arietaleanizbeascoa

Personal Assistant

l.arieta@bcbl.eu

November 30 1999.

Oihana Vadillo

Lab Manager

o.vadillo@bcbl.eu

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