EMLaR XXI Registration Form Personal information First name * Family name(s) * Email address * Address City Country Affiliation Affiliation * Status * MA student, PhD candidate, postdoc etc. Conference Poster presentation I would like to present a poster (specifications here) Poster presenters will be contacted with further details after the registration is closed. Depending on the number of applications, there might be a selection procedure. Conference fee * I'm a regular participant and I will participate in person (120 euros including dinner) I'm a regular participant and I will participate online (60 euros) I'm currently a member of the Landelijke Onderzoeksschool Taalkunde (LOT)* (no fee) I'm currently a member of the Utrecht University Institute for Language Sciences (ILS)** (no fee) * Research Master or PhD students of Linguistics in the Netherlands are usually LOT members. When in doubt, please contact your research institute first. ** All master students of linguistics at Utrecht University and researchers of the Utrecht University Institute for Language Sciences (ILS). When you are both an ILS and a LOT member, please select ILS. Dinner option for LOT/ILS members: * I will join for dinner (30 euros) I will not join for dinner (no fee) Tutorial enrolment Apart from the plenary sessions, there are hands-on tutorials on more practical aspects of language acquisition research. These will be given in parallel sessions. This year we offer the following tutorials: Automatic Speech Recognition (non-)Bayesian Informative Hypothesis Evaluation Using JASP and R Coloring Book – a tool for testing language comprehension with young children Computational Modeling (Distributional Semantics) Event-related Brain Potentials (Introduction) Event-related Brain Potentials and EEG (Advanced*) Ethics and Privacy Eye-tracking Online experiments for language scientists Open (your) Science Using the Statistical Package JASP PRAAT Probabilistic Models of Pragmatic Reasoning Research with infants: Tips and tricks Statistics with R (Introduction) Statistics with R (Advanced*) Visual World Paradigm Indicate your preferred tutorials in the table below. Please opt for the advanced tutorials only if you have experience using the respective method. *It depends on the number of applications whether an advanced tutorial will be scheduled. Participating in a beginner tutorial does not provide enough experience to follow the advanced tutorial in another session. When in doubt, please contact the instructor. 1st choice * Select one...1. Automatic Speech Recognition2. (non-)Bayesian Informative Hypothesis Evaluation Using JASP and R3. Coloring Book: A tool for testing language comprehension with young children4. Computational Modeling (Distributional Semantics)5. Event-related Brain Potentials (Introduction)6. Event-related Brain Potentials and EEG (Advanced*)7. Ethics and Privacy8. Eye tracking9. Online experiments for language scientists10. Open (your) Science Using the Statistical Package JASP11. PRAAT12. Probabilistic Models of Pragmatic Reasoning13. Research with infants: Tips and tricks14. Statistics with R (Introduction)15. Statistics with R (Advanced*)16. Visual World Paradigm 2nd choice * Select one...1. Automatic Speech Recognition2. (non-)Bayesian Informative Hypothesis Evaluation Using JASP and R3. Coloring Book: A tool for testing language comprehension with young children4. Computational Modeling (Distributional Semantics)5. Event-related Brain Potentials (Introduction)6. Event-related Brain Potentials and EEG (Advanced*)7. Ethics and Privacy8. Eye tracking9. Online experiments for language scientists10. Open (your) Science Using the Statistical Package JASP11. PRAAT12. Probabilistic Models of Pragmatic Reasoning13. Research with infants: Tips and tricks14. Statistics with R (Introduction)15. Statistics with R (Advanced*)16. Visual World Paradigm 3rd choice * Select one...1. Automatic Speech Recognition2. (non-)Bayesian Informative Hypothesis Evaluation Using JASP and R3. Coloring Book: A tool for testing language comprehension with young children4. Computational Modeling (Distributional Semantics)5. Event-related Brain Potentials (Introduction)6. Event-related Brain Potentials and EEG (Advanced*)7. Ethics and Privacy8. Eye tracking9. Online experiments for language scientists10. Open (your) Science Using the Statistical Package JASP11. PRAAT12. Probabilistic Models of Pragmatic Reasoning13. Research with infants: Tips and tricks14. Statistics with R (Introduction)15. Statistics with R (Advanced*)16. Visual World Paradigm 4th choice * Select one...1. Automatic Speech Recognition2. (non-)Bayesian Informative Hypothesis Evaluation Using JASP and R3. Coloring Book: A tool for testing language comprehension with young children4. Computational Modeling (Distributional Semantics)5. Event-related Brain Potentials (Introduction)6. Event-related Brain Potentials and EEG (Advanced*)7. Ethics and Privacy8. Eye tracking9. Online experiments for language scientists10. Open (your) Science Using the Statistical Package JASP11. PRAAT12. Probabilistic Models of Pragmatic Reasoning13. Research with infants: Tips and tricks14. Statistics with R (Introduction)15. Statistics with R (Advanced*)16. Visual World Paradigm 5th choice * Select one...1. Automatic Speech Recognition2. (non-)Bayesian Informative Hypothesis Evaluation Using JASP and R3. Coloring Book: A tool for testing language comprehension with young children4. Computational Modeling (Distributional Semantics)5. Event-related Brain Potentials (Introduction)6. Event-related Brain Potentials and EEG (Advanced*)7. Ethics and Privacy8. Eye tracking9. Online experiments for language scientists10. Open (your) Science Using the Statistical Package JASP11. PRAAT12. Probabilistic Models of Pragmatic Reasoning13. Research with infants: Tips and tricks14. Statistics with R (Introduction)15. Statistics with R (Advanced*)16. Visual World Paradigm Conclusion We will contact you about the payment fee shortly. You can pay using iDEAL, MasterCard or VISA. Please complete payment to finish your registration. Your personal information in the registration form will be saved for one year, after which it will be erased. We aim to place participants in their preferred tutorials, however, there is a limited capacity to ensure the online tutorials remain interactive. Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis (note that your registration is complete only upon reception of your payment). Tutorial placements will be announced in late March. Note: The confirmation email may be identified as spam so be sure to check your spam folder. If you do not receive a confirmation email within 24h, please sign up again or send us an e-mail. Room for comments: Privacy Policy * I hereby agree to the use of my data as described in the privacy statement of Utrecht University Captcha If you are human, leave this field blank. Δ