AMLaP2025: Keynote: Michael Ramscar: What is language processing anyway?
AMLaP (Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing) is a premier venue for interdisciplinary psycholinguistic research which aims to bring together researchers with empirical, theoretical, computational, neural, and psychological perspectives on all aspects of language processing. Friday 5th September 16.50–17.50 Keynote 3: Michael Ramscar: What is language processing anyway? https://amlap2025.ff.cuni.cz
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