Cornelia Ebert, University of Frankfurt
Markus Steinbach, University of Göttingen
Central Project ViCom
Federica Amici, University of Leipzig
Linda Oña, MPI for Human Development Berlin
Katja Liebal, University of Leipzig
Compositional structures in chimpanzee gestural communication
Mailin Ines Antomo, University of Göttingen
Lying, deceiving, misleading: are we committed to our gestures?
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Nadine Bade, University of Potsdam
Pragmatic reasoning with (non-)visual alternatives
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Anastasia Bauer, University of Cologne
Gestures or signs? Comparing manual and non-manual constructions sharing the same form in co-speech gesture and sign language: a corpus-driven approach. (GeSi)
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Aleksandra Ćwiek, ZAS Berlin
Susanne Fuchs, ZAS Berlin
Wim Pouw, Donders Institute and MPI for Psycholinguistics Nijmegen
On the FLExibility and Stability of gesture-speecH coordination (FLESH): Evidence from production, comprehension, and imitation
Cornelia Ebert, University of Frankfurt
Stefan Hinterwimmer, University of Wuppertal
Visual and non-visual means of perspective taking in language
Patrick Georg Grosz, University of Oslo
Tatjana Scheffler, University of Bochum
Semantics and Pragmatics of Emojis in Digital Communication (EmDiCom)
Oliver Herbort, University of Würzburg
Representation of Pointing Uncertainty for the Integration of Pointing Gestures and Speech
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Annika Herrmann, University of Hamburg
Natalia Filatkina, University of Hamburg
Iconic metaphors and the gesture-sign interface in German Sign Language – corpus data meet experiments
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Frank Kügler, University of Frankfurt
Pilar Prieto, University of Barcelona
Co-speech gestures and prosody as multimodal markers of information structure
Silva Ladewig, European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder)
Processes of stabilization in gestures. A media-specific and cross-modal approach
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Cornelia Loos, University of Hamburg
Exploring the limits of simultaneity: Encoding caused change-of-state events with classifier constructions in German Sign Language (DGS)
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Andy Lücking, University of Frankfurt
Alexander Mehler, University of Frankfurt
Virtual Reality Sustained Multimodal Distributional Semantics for Gestures in Dialogue (GeMDiS)
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Nina-Kristin Pendzich, University of Göttingen
Markus Steinbach, University of Göttingen
Emiliano Zaccarella, MPI for Human
Cognitive & Brain Sciences Leipzig
Parts of speech and iconicity in German Sign Language (DGS)
Pamela Perniss, University of Cologne
Petra Schumacher, University of Cologne
The Gesture-to-Sign Trajectory: Phonological Parameters in Production and Real-Time Comprehension
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Jens Lemanski, University of Hagen
Andrea Reichenberger, University of Hagen
Gestures and diagrams in the history of mathematics and logic. A gender-sensitive analysis
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Simone Schaeffner, University of Würzburg
Carina Lüke, University of Würzburg
Modality-Specific Effects on Language Processing in Children with Developmental Language Disorder
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Martin Schulte-Rüther, University Medical Center Göttingen
Multimodal assessment of dyadic interaction in disorders of social interaction
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Stefan R. Schweinberger, University of Jena
Christian Dobel, Jena University Hospital
Volker Gast, University of Jena
Audiovisual Perception of Emotion and Speech in Hearing Individuals and Cochlear Implant Users
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