CRL Talks

Spring Quarter 2023

CRL Talks are Tuesdays at 4:00 p.m. (PDT, GMT -07:00) in CSB 280 or via Zoom.  For now there will not be a Happy Half Hour prior to the in-person meeting, but we may have it at future in-person meetings this quarter if enough are in attendance.

May 30, 2023

OPEN

CRL Talks Schedule

April 11

April 18

The Neurophysiological Basis of Expectation-based Comprehension

Matt Crocker

Dept of Language Science & Technology, Saarland University, Germany

April 25

Language generality in phonological encoding: Moving beyond Indo-European languages

John Aldrete

Simon Fraser University

May 2

OPEN

May 9

OPEN

May 16

A history of our times

Tyler Marghetis

Assistant Professor of Cognitive and Information Sciences, University of California, Merced

May 23

Duolingo: Building Fun and Effective  Learning Environments

Bozena Pajak

Duolingo

May 30

OPEN

June 6

Tentatively scheduled

CRL Talks are back in person and on Zoom

We look forward to seeing you at 4 p.m. in CSB 280 or via Zoom.  Please note that in order to attend in person, per University recommendations, you must show a Green Thumb from that day through the UCSD Symptom Survey Screening.  For now there will not be a Happy Half Hour prior to the in-person meeting, but we may have it at future in-person meetings this quarter if enough are in attendance.The Zoom link for each talk will be provided in the CRL Talks announcement email. If you are not subscribed to CRL Talks announcements, just sign up using our subscription form. All we require is your email address.

If you still do not want to subscribe to the CRL Talks mailing list, that's okay. Contact the CRL Talks organizer for the details.


UC San Diego offers Zoom Pro when signing on using the SSO option. For more details, please read how you install and configure Zoom. If you wish to engage in conversation or ask questions, you must have a microphone, either built-in or part of a webcam. If you wish to be seen, a camera, either built in or a USB webcam, will be required. Neither of those are a requirement if you just wish to view the talk.