-
09 January 2025Chinmaya Mishra on Facial Cues in Human-Robot Interaction at IIIT Delhi
Chinmaya Mishra recently delivered an insightful talk at IIIT Delhi titled “The Perception and Generation of Facial Cues in Human-Robot Interaction (HRI)”, shedding light on the critical role of non...
-
07 January 2025Asli Ozyurek Named 2025 Fellow of the Cognitive Science Society
Asli Ozyurek has been elected as one of the six 2025 Fellows of the Cognitive Science Society, a prestigious honor recognizing her groundbreaking contributions to Multimodal Language and its...
-
18 November 2024MLD Co-Partners with MULTIDATA Consortium
The Multimodal Language Department is delighted to announce its collaboration with MULTIDATA, a European project (E+ KA220) aimed at revolutionizing multimodal data analysis in higher education.
-
01 November 2024ISGS 2025 Submission Now Open!
We are thrilled to announce that ISGS 2025 is now accepting submissions for talks, posters, and symposia!
-
01 November 2024PhD Positions At MLD
The International Max Planck Research School (IMPRS) for Language Sciences recently announced two prestigious, fully-funded PhD fellowships spanning four years (2025-2029). These fellowships, set to...
-
29 October 2024TÜling Lecture by Hatice Zora
Assoc. Prof. Hatice Zora recently delivered a lecture at the University of Tartu.
-
23 October 2024ICSR 2024 Workshop by Chinmaya Mishra
Chinmaya Mishra recently co-organized a half-day workshop in conjunction with the International Conference on Social Robotics (ICSR 2024) at the University of Southern Denmark, Odense.
-
01 October 2024Bringing Amsterdam and Nijmegen sign language together
On October 1st, 2024, sign language researchers from two research groups in Nijmegen (MLD)and Amsterdam (Sign Lab Amsterdam) gathered for an informal workshop at the Max Planck Institute for...
-
25 September 2024Anita Slonimska and Sharice Clough at MMSYM 2024
The Multimodal Language Department is proud to announce that Anita Slonimska gave an insightful talk, and Sharice Clough presented a thought-provoking poster at MMSYM (the Multimodal Systems Symposium...
-
Share this page