April 24-26 2019 was the ‘grande finale’ for the Linneaus environment CCL with outstanding speakers and participants, not only from Sweden but from Turkey, Germany, the Netherlands, the UK and the United States, to name a few. We wish to thank everyone that participated and who made these three days …
Continue ReadingDear All, You are cordially invited to the international symposium Spoken Language Across Time celebrating the launch of the London–Lund Corpus 2 (LLC–2) of spoken British English, half a century after the launch of the first London–Lund Corpus. To this end, we are pleased to present an excellent line-up of …
Continue ReadingJenny Hartman and Carita Paradis secured funding (SEK 4.200 000) for a project with the title Mediation of sensory experiences by individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) from the Kamprad Family Foundation. Congratulations, Carita and Jenny!
Continue ReadingEducational Technology Group, Linnémiljön CCL och Barn-och-ungdomsvetenskapliga institutionen, Stockholms universitet arrangerade den 14 mars symposiet ”Praktiknära forskning om lärande och undervisning – att förena vetenskap och praktik” i Stockholm. Symposiet lyfte fram exempel på forskning om lärande och undervisning, som ha de dubbla drivkrafterna att bidra till både (i) att …
Continue ReadingApril 24-26, we are happy to present a CCL symposium at the Museum of Artistic Process and Public Art (Skissernas museum) here in Lund. Information and programme can be found at delegia.com/CCL_symposium. Keynote speakers and titles of their talks: Linda Smith, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA The data in time and …
Continue ReadingThe Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences is made up of decision-makers and experts from business and industry, academia and public administration. Within the Academy is the collective knowledge and experience of close to 1,300 members divided up into 12 areas of expertise. There are also more than 200 companies …
Continue ReadingRoger Johansson, Jana Holsanova and Viveka Lyberg Åhlander received a project grant from FORTE (Swedish Research Council for Health, Working Life and Welfare) for a three-years multidisciplinary project ”How the blind audience receive and experience audio descriptions of visual events”. The theoretical aim of the project is to gain a …
Continue ReadingCCL researcher Annika Andersson, now a senior lecturer at Linné University in Växjö, is now a blogger at Swedish Research Council magazine Curie. Read an interview with Annika here. The article and the blogs linked below are in Swedish. Blir man smartare av att vara flerspråkig? Hur man blir en …
Continue ReadingCongratulations, Zahra Gharaee, who successfully defended her thesis ‘Action in Mind: A Neural Network Approach to Action Recognition and Segmentation’ on April 27. Professor Angelo Cangelosi gave the audience and the examination commitee a nice presentation of Zahras’ work. Zahra’s PhD studentship was funded by a EU grant closely connected …
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