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SUMMARY:CSCA Lecture, Prof.dr. Peter Hagoort
ATTENDEE;ROLE=Speaker:Prof.dr. Peter Hagoort \n   
    (F.C. Donders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging
 )
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20030305T160000
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LOCATION:Bestuurskamer (1.01), Bungehuis, Spuistra
 at 210, Amsterdam
DESCRIPTION:In visual neuroscience the binding pro
 blem refers to the puzzle how spatial information 
 segregation in the brain (form, color, motion) res
 ults in a unified percept. In language processing,
  however, the binding problem refers to the unific
 ation of information across time. I will show some
  of the organizational principles of binding toget
 her different types of language-relevant informati
 on into a unified representation of the incoming s
 poken or written signals. Research using EEG and f
 MRI will be discussed.    For more information, se
 e the news and events page at http://www.csca.uva.
 nl or contact Lucy Wenting at L.U.Wenting at uva.n
 l.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n      <p>\n        
 In visual neuroscience the binding problem refers 
 to the\n        puzzle how spatial information seg
 regation in the brain (form,\n        color, motio
 n) results in a unified percept. In language\n    
     processing, however, the binding problem refer
 s to the\n        unification of information acros
 s time. I will show some of\n        the organizat
 ional principles of binding together different\n  
       types of language-relevant information into 
 a unified\n        representation of the incoming 
 spoken or written\n        signals. Research using
  EEG and fMRI will be discussed.\n      </p>\n    
 \n      <p>\n        For more information, see the
  news and events page at \n        <a target="_bla
 nk" href="http://www.csca.uva.nl">http://www.csca.
 uva.nl</a> \n        or contact Lucy Wenting  at <
 a class="email">L.U.Wenting <span class="at">at</s
 pan> uva.nl</a>.\n      </p>\n    
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