Workshop
Drop-in student writing sessions
January 13, 2023 - April 14, 2023
Starting Friday, January 13th and every other Friday thereafter, CRBLM will be hosting student writing sessions: A chance to concentrate, create and collaborate with peers from CRBLM member institutions. From 10am to noon at two locations! Montreal (McGill, SCSD, 2001 McGill-College, room 831) and Ste Foy (Université Laval, Cervo research center, room F2432). Coffee and snacks will be provided. Registration is appreciated, but drop-ins are also welcome. Read More
Growing Up in Science
Growing up in science: Jorge Armony
March 29, 2023
Speaker: Jorge Armony
When: Wednesday, March 29 at 15:00
Where: By zoom or in-person at UdeM (Pavillon Marie-Victorin D-427)
Register here.
The Montreal chapter of Growing up in Science invites you to our first event of 2023: a conversation with Dr. Jorge Armony
Workshop
Neuroanatomy refresher : Language and the Brain
April 03, 2023
Want to learn more about the brain regions involved in language?
This workshop will go over the different brain areas and networks important for various aspects of language, including speech, comprehension, reading, and writing. At the end of the workshop you will have a better idea of what each area does, how to locate it on the brain and the main white matter connections between regions. You will also learn about brain plasticity in the context of how language learning and linguistic experiences can alter brain connectivity and structure. Read More
Growing Up in Science
Growing up in Science: David Ragsdale
April 12, 2023
Speaker: David Ragsdale
When: Wednesday, April 12 at 15:00
Where: By zoom or in-person at UdeM (Pavillon Marie-Victorin D-427)
Register here.
The Montreal chapter of Growing up in Science invites you to our second event of 2023: a conversation with Dr. David Ragsdale.
Social event, Workshop
CRBLM 5à7: Inspiration from Outreach
April 13, 2023
CRBLM 5à7 events are an informal and relaxed forum for students and postdocs to support each other and network while exploring different themes. The April 13 event will highlight community outreach projects led by our faculty members and graduate students, with a discussion on how outreach activities simultaneously are inspired by and can inspire academic research. More details to come. Read More
Conference
CRBLM Scientific Day 2023
May 15, 2023
May 15, 2023
Scientific Day is an annual event that showcases the research interests of the Centre for Research on Brain, Language and Music (CRBLM). The 2023 Scientific Day will be on campus at the Université de Montréal. Read More
Social event, Workshop
CRBLM 5à7: International perspectives on academic jobs
May 17, 2023
CRBLM 5à7 events are an informal and relaxed forum for students and postdocs to support each other and network while exploring different themes. The May 17 event will feature an international panel of academic professionals, with discussion focused on how (and why) to find international opportunities for graduate school, postdoc, or permanent positions. More details to come. Read More
Conference
CRBLM Scientific Day 2021
May 18, 2021
May 18, 2021 (this event has now passed)
Scientific Day is an annual event that showcases the research interests of the Centre for Research on Brain, Language and Music (CRBLM). The 2021 Scientific Day will be held online. The day will include a keynote address by Dr Aniruddh Patel, poster presentations, and an annual general assembly. Read More
Workshop
Pre-registering your study: Why, How, and What if?
December 09, 2020
Pre-registration is gaining popularity as a way to increase transparency and replicability. Pre-registration allows researchers to specify their research plans in advance, including hypotheses, sample, and planned analyses. Many journals, including Psychological Science (click here for the a list of journals), recognize preregistered research by awarding a Preregistered badge. Read More
Workshop
TMS workshop with Kate Watkins
May 15, 2019
Title: Stimulating speech: Auditory-motor interactions in production and perception
In my lab, we use non-invasive brain stimulation to explore auditory-motor interactions during speech perception and speech production. I will describe how transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) works and provide a number of examples of how we have used this method in combination with behaviour and other measures of brain function. Read More
Lecture
Sara Incera (Psychology, Eastern Kentucky University)
May 21, 2019
Title: The timing of the cognitive processes underlying bilingualism and the perception of foreign accents: Evidence from mouse tracking
The mouse-tracking paradigm allows researchers to better understand how cognitive processes unfold over time by recording participants’ responses using a computer mouse. In this talk, I will present a diverse set of cognitive experiments in which I used the mouse-tracking paradigm for data collection. Read More
Workshop
Mouse-tracking workshop with Sara Incera
May 22, 2019
Title: Creating and analyzing mouse-tracking experiments
The goal of this four-hour workshop is to create and analyze mouse-tracking experiments. During the first half of the workshop, participants will become familiar with the computer software MouseTracker (download here – only works on Windows os). Read More