New preprint w/ @CeciliaHusta and Antje Meyer: we used RIFT to study the attentional distribution between speech planning and comprehension. Read the exciting results here! @combrainlab https://t.co/hrgorC78Jx
Laukaw IDP camp, Karen State, Myanmar. Currently, there are around 178,000 IDPs in Karen State and over 2 million nationwide. Feb. 1, 2024 marked three years since the Myanmar military ousted the democratically elected government in Feb. 2021. @anadoluimages#photojournalism
Hand gestures have predictive potential during conversation: An investigation of the timing of gestures in relation to speech. New paper by @marlijnterbekke , @lindadrijvers & @JudithHoller
https://t.co/bnYXhzreNh
Now out in Cognitive Science (w/ @marlijnterbekke and @JudithHoller): hand gestures have predictive potential, and typically start before their lexical affiliates! Read it here below!
@TheStrugglingS4 Certainly. My PhD taught me many skills that come in handy outside of academia like analytical thinking, project management, problem-solving and being overall more stress resilient.
Do we interpret multimodal utterances in a Gestalt-like way, where the whole is different than the parts? Or do visual signals contribute predictable, separable meaning to speech? @JudithHoller & I experimentally tested this using #Metahuman virtual agents https://t.co/F0sMTOief2
Here the Taiwanese are training for war against China: "Our goal is that the people should not surrender if the war breaks out." I shot a civil defense training at Kuma Academy in Taipei #onassignment for @informeren#photojournalism#Taiwan
Hey #AcademicTwitter colleagues! I wonder how you will deal with #Twitter these days. Will you...
If you plan to abandon Twitter, what will be your alternative?
I'm looking for a fulltime RA/post-doc for one year, starting asap. Experience with M/EEG and/or an interest in multimodal language preferred. Contact me for more info! :)
@galli_matilde Hi! I just sent you a DM - with 25 pubs, a 1 mil euro grant to run my own research group, the only negative comment I got was that my research was... too new! And output got rated relatively low. And that for <3 yr post-PhD experience :') Needless to say.. I got rejected ;)