Program

22nd October

You can find the entire program with more information about each activity here. To find the posters presented, please follow this link.

Time	Event
9:00am	Registration & Welcome
9:30am	Keynote speakers talk Dr. Anita Tobar-Henríquez (University of Edinburgh), Dr. Charlotte Wilks (University of Nottingham) & Dr. Ludivine Crible (Ghent University). Following received feedback, we have invited a series of ECRs to a give talk on job-hunting related issues: What is like to move from PhD to post-doc position (e.g., job hunting, barriers faced), how was their career path, and the reality of being an Academic. Our speakers will discuss these topics for an hour, followed by an Q&A 30-minutes session for questions from the audience. Visit our speakers page to learn about our amazing keynote speakers!
11:00am	Coffee Break
11:30am	Workshop: Open Science and Git Georgia-Ann Carter (PhD at the University of Edinburgh) will be delivering the first workshop of the event, where she will give an introduction to working in the Git environment and its uses for Open Science practices.
13:00pm	Lunch Break Catering will be provided by the venue.
15:00pm	Poster Session In person First poster session of the conference (with coffee and tea).
17:30pm	Social activity: Pub Quiz & Pizza We have prepared a social activity to get to know each other! We will have a pub quiz and pizza :)

Time	Event
9:00am	Roundtable In this session, we wish to discuss different topics regarding how we conduct science: e.g, future directions in Psycholinguistics, interdisciplinarity, and how we can improve the science we do (including how to improve our working spaces and reproducibility). To promove conversations amongst ourselves, this roundtable will be done in small teams and then we will put together what we have discussed. We will count with the help of different moderators to hear their insights on these topics.
10:30am	Coffee Break
11:00am	Workshop: Computational Modelling in Psycholinguistics Irene Winther (PhD at the University of Edinburgh) will take over the second workshop. Irene will provide a general introduction to using computational language models for psycholinguistic research, showing what they involve and how it’s done.
12:30pm	Lunch Break Catering will be provided by the venue.
14:00pm	Poster Session Online Second poster session of the conference.
16:00pm	Closing event To conclude the event, we will discuss what we have been talking during the event and exchange ideas. Likewise, we will like to discuss the possibility of continuing this event (hosted by PPLS or any other university/department) and how this event can be improved.