Lundi 12 octobre, le Laboratoire Dynamique Du Langage (DDL) accueille en retour les membres du LPL pour une 2e JournĂ©e scientifique inter-laboratoires qui a pour but de mieux connaĂźtre les Ă©quipes de chacune des deux structures et de favoriser les collaborations. Les prĂ©sentations et Ă©changes peuvent ĂȘtre suivis en prĂ©sentiel et Ă©galement en ligne par Zoom.
Les membres du Laboratoire Parole et Langage expriment leur indignation face au gĂ©nocide en cours Ă Gaza, aux exactions liĂ©es Ă la colonisation en Cisjordanie et aux opĂ©rations militaires au Liban. Dans la lignĂ©e des organismes qui se sont dĂ©jĂ exprimĂ©s en faveur du boycott acadĂ©mique, nous souhaitons exprimer notre solidaritĂ© aux peuples palestiniens et libanais en rejoignant lâappel international au boycott des institutions universitaires israĂ©liennes qui nâauraient pas pris position officiellement et publiquement contre le gĂ©nocide et la colonisation en Cisjordanie.
Founded by the International Committee for Creole Studies (CIEC) in 1978, it was subsequently published by Harmattan between 2001 and 2010, also in print. In 2016, the journal underwent a revamp and has since been published entirely online as open access on the OpenEdition platform under the direction of Daniel VĂ©ronique (publishing director) and Sibylle Kriegel (editor-in-chief), with the support of the LPL.
Nous avons lâimmense plaisir de vous annoncer la parution officielle du numĂ©ro 40 de la revue « Travaux interdisciplinaires sur la parole et le langage » dirigĂ© par Christelle Combe et Isabelle Cros du LPL ! Ce numĂ©ro sâinscrit dans la continuitĂ© du colloque IMPEC 2024 et des rĂ©flexions menĂ©es au sein du rĂ©seau IMPEC, autour des interactions multimodales, des Ă©crans et des pratiques artistiques.
Plusieurs membres du LPL ont collaborĂ© Ă lâouvrage qui rend hommage Ă Jacques GinestiĂ© dont les travaux ont profondĂ©ment influencĂ© la recherche en Ă©ducation et la formation des enseignants&nbs
Greta Gorzoni, who joined the LPL at the start of the 2026 academic year, won the âEmanuele Piantaâ Award for the best masterâs thesis (NLP) at the Annual Italian Conference on Computational Linguistics (CLiC-it), held this past September in Palermo, Italy.
Lisa Bertolucci, a PhD student at the LPL under the supervision of Chotiga Pattamadilok, was selected as one of five winners for the Young Researcher Talk Session at the IMRF - International Multisensory Research Forum, which took place in Italy at the end of June...
KĂŒbra wrote her thesis, entitled âPhonetic reduction in conversation: phonetic and discursive skillsâ, under the supervision of Christine Meunier (LPL) and Corinne Fredouille (Laboratoire dâInformatique dâAvignon, LIA), and defended it in October 2025.
We are pleased to announce that the article âLanguage Production and Prediction in a Parallel Activation Modelâ, co-authored by Kr
We are pleased to announce the latest article published by our colleague Damien Deias (LPL-amU) in collaboration with Sara Mazziotti and Jean-Luc Bergey (University of Lorraine/CREM):
We are pleased to announce that our colleagues Leonardo Lancia (LPL-CNRS) and Noël Nguyen (LPL-amU) have just published, together with Jennifer Pardo (Montclair State University, NJ), a meta-analysis covering nearly 70 studies conducted over the last 25 years on phonetic convergence between speakers in the Journal of Phonetics.
We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest study by our colleague Olga Kepinska (LPL-CNRS) carried ou
In collaboration with her colleagues at Radboud University and the University of Cologne, Mariapaola D'Imperio&nbs
We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest article by our colleagues Philippe Blache,
Giulia Danielou, doctoral student at the LPL, has just published her first study within the scientific project BABYLANG..
he year 2025 marked the kick-off of the "Le langage en commun" initiative, spearheaded by CNRS Sciences humaines & sociales to promote the language sciences. As part of this initiative, the virtual exhibition "Journey to the Centre of Language" was launched this summer, created collectively by a team of researchers and led by Ricardo Etxepare (IKER-CNRS) and Serge Pinto (LPL-CNRS).
On Monday 27 April 2026, the LPL will once again take part in the âTeachers and Researchersâ Meetingâ, a national event dedicated to fostering dialogue between research and education and organised
Clara Grégoire, a PhD student at the LPL, was interviewed by Aix-Marseille University about her role as a young carer within her family..
From 1 to 3 July, the LPL will host the âLanguage in Interactionâ workshop which brings together four research labs in the EU working on topics related to the cognitive and neurobiological study of âLanguage in Interactionâ: Anna Kuhlenâs research team from RWTH Aachen University in Germany, Cristina Bausâ research team from the University of Barcelona in Spain, Rasha Abdel Rahmanâs research team from Humboldt University in Germany, and Kristof Strijkersâ research team from the CNRS and Aix-Marseille University in France.
PRĂSENTATIONS DISPONIBLES EN LIGNE !
Le 19 juin 2026, le laboratoire organise sa deuxiÚme journée d'étude consacrée à l'intelligence artificielle générative, autour du titre « Mener ses recherches avec l'IA générative : enjeux méthodologiques et éthiques ».
As part of a joint ANR-DFG project, the LPL and its German partner (University of Cologne) are launching a 3-year interdisciplinary project (2026â2028) to investigate the role of the basal ganglia
Du 9 au 11 avril prochain, venez dĂ©couvrir la 2e Ă©dition du « Festival des accents » et les recherches actuelles sur les accents, lâoralitĂ©, la voix et la parole Ă travers des jeux interactifs, des spectacles, des expositions, des ateliers expĂ©rimentaux et des mini-confĂ©rences, mais aussi des chansons, des performances thĂ©Ăątrales et des sĂ©quences humoristiques !
Damien Deias, maßtre de conférence amU en sciences du langage et membre du LPL, a été interviewé par RTL en marge des élec
