SSoL 2026

APPLICATIONS TO SSoL2026 ARE OPEN TILL 15th MARCH 2026.

The Summer School of Linguistics will take place from 1 to 8 August 2026 in České Budějovice, Czech Republic.

The applications are open from 12th February till 15th March 2026. See also page To apply.

Speakers (as of February 13, 2026)

Natalie Boll-Avetisyan (University of Potsdam): TBA
Angela de Bruin (University of York): (1) An introduction to psycholinguistic research on multilingual language production and comprehension; (2) Multilingual language control and switching: language activation, competition, and the role of context; (3) Individual differences in language experiences: why they matter and what to consider when measuring them; (4) Ageing and language in monolinguals and multilinguals
Diane Mézière (University of Turku): (1) Using Eye-Tracking to Study Reading Comprehension Processes; (2) Defining and Measuring Reading Comprehension; (3) Eye Movements as Indicators of Reading Comprehension Skills; (4) Mind-Wandering and Immersion During Reading/Listening to Literary Texts
Marloes van Moort (Utrecht University): (1) Introduction to Discourse Comprehension; (2) Validation in Reading Comprehension; (3) What you read vs. what you know: Text-based vs Knowledge-based Validation
Limor Raviv (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics): (1) Studying language evolution in the lab I; (2) Studying language evolution in the lab II; (3) Introduction to preregistration
Tibor Tauzin (University of Vienna): (1) Recognizing communicative information transfer in infants; (2) Communicative mentalization in infants: inferences based on communicative information transfer; (3) The difference between human infants and non-human species in understanding communicative cues
James Trujillo (University of Amsterdam): (1) Expressing and Perceiving Communicative Intentions in the Visual Modality; (2) Multimodal Communication in Autism; (3) Towards More Equitable Advances in Multimodal Language Methods