UMR 7309
Laboratoire Parole et Langage
Created in 1972, the Laboratoire Parole et Langage (LPL) is a joint research unit affiliated to both the CNRS and Aix-Marseille University (AMU). Its members include phoneticians, linguists, computer scientists, psychologists, neuroscientists, physicists and medical practitioners. The LPL’s activities focus on the mechanisms involved in the production, perception and understanding of spoken and written language in their natural contexts.
News
T is for Treu, but how do you pronounce that?
Pauline Welby has been awarded funding as part of the Australia-France 2024 collaborative research program..
A neuro-cognitive model of comprehension based on prediction and unification
Last article of Philippe Blache in the journal Frontiers in Human Neuroscience..
Phonological Decoding and Morpho-Orthographic Decomposition: Complementary Routes During Learning to Read
Brice Brossette is the first author of a new article published in the Journal of Experimental Child Psychology..
Eiko Minami joins the LPL
What role does neurofibromatosis type 1 play in learning to read?
Marie Vernet, Stéphanie Ducrot and Yves Chaix have produced a systematic review of the visual-attentional processes involved in the genesis of the reading difficulties frequently encountered by children with NF1..
Music as a therapeutic tool in early childhood
Clément François and Solène Pichon contributed to the book "Music, science and health"..
Why do we perceive the same sounds in the same way?
New publication by Noël Nguyen, Leonardo Lancia and Lena Huttner and researchers of the GIPSA-Lab and the LPNC in Glossa Psycholinguistics..
Official launch of the MASTRI trilingual Master's degree in Seychelles
Coordinated by Sibylle Kriegel, the Master's project is the result of the collaboration between UniSey and AMU, with the support of the French Embassy in Seychelles..