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Projects from A-Z (Phase 2)
The evolutionary trajectory of multimodal and multicomponent communication: A cross species approach (EVOMICS)

Filipa Abreu, Institute of Cognitive Science, Osnabrück University, Germany

Multimodal communication in primates – a socio – ecological perspective

Federica Amici, University of Leipzig, Germany

Lying and Commitment in the Visual Modality

Mailin Antomo, Univeristy of Göttingen, Germany Emanuel Viebahn, University of Hamburg, Germany

Lexical(ized) demonstrations in spoken and sign languages

Kathryn Barnes, Goethe-University, Frankfurt am Main, Germany Markus Steinbach, Georg-August University, Göttingen, Germany

Visual Feedback in Dyadic Interaction: Cross – Linguistic, Cognitive, and Social Dynamics (FEEDBACK)

Anastasia Bauer, University of Cologne, Germany

Visual and non – visual means of perspective taking in language II

Cornelia Ebert, Goethe-University, Frankfurt, Germany Stefan Hinterwimmer, University of Hamburg, Germany

Decompositional Semantics of Face Emojis in Digital Communication (EmDiCom 2)

Patrick Georg Grosz University of Oslo, Norway Tatjana Scheffler University of Bochum, Germany

Co-speech gestures and prosody as multimodal markers of information structure

Frank Kügler, University of Frankfurt, Germany Pilar Prieto, University of Barcelona, Spain

Towards a morphology of recurrent gestures (ToMoReG)

Silva Ladewig, Sign Lab, Göttingen, Germany

The phonology and morphology of chimpanzee gestures

Katja Liebal, University of Leipzig, Germany

Visual cues in polar questions (ViPQuest)

Cornelia Loos, University of Cologne, Germany
Floris Roelofsen, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

Computational Semantics of Graded Speech–Gesture Integration Using VR Technology (CoSGrIn-VR)

Andy Lücking, Goethe-University, Frankfurt, Germany Alexander Mehler, Goethe-University, Germany

Iconicity in co-singing gesture: the foundations of gesture-vocalization resemblance in beatboxing (IconS)

Lara Pearson, University of Cologne, Germany

Doubling in signed child language in A-bar variable positions (DISCAVA)

Christian Rathmann, University of Cologne Uli Sauerland, University of Berlin

Iconic content of co-speech gestures in the taxonomy of not-at-issue content

Judith Tonhauser, University of Stuttgart

Audiovisual Perception of Emotion in Hearing Persons and Cochlear Implant Users

Celina I. von Eiff, University of Jena, Germany Stefan R. Schweinberger, University of Jena, Germany