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Founded in 1994, the Dynamique Du Langage (DDL) research unit explores the interface between the diversity of the world’s languages and the universality of human linguistic capacity. Our research lies at the heart of major challenges of our times: from understanding language development in children and in language pathologies to issues of language documentation and vitality and the investigation of the origins of language. The research unit is structured around two research axes (DENDY and DILIS) and a transversal theme (COVALI).
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Pint of Science 2026
13th French edition of the international science outreach festival in bars and cafés
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Pint of Science is a festival that gives the public the opportunity to discover and discuss the latest scientific research in a friendly and accessible setting, bringing researchers and citizens together outside traditional academic contexts.
Gauthier Dubois will give a talk on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, titled "Possession: Diversity and Variation".
Abstract: Belonging, kinship, body parts... Speakers of over 7,000 languages worldwide show incredible creativity in expressing all kinds of relationships. In this presentation, we will explore "possession" from the perspective of typological studies in linguistics, looking at the diversity of the world’s languages and their evolution...
The evening’s program and tickets can be found HERE.
You can also find the various presentations by members of the Université Lumière Lyon 2 HERE.
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Aide la recherche en sciences cognitives sur le langage !
motolangage1@gmail.com
Looking for participants!
fanny.gardette@cnrs.fr / alice.roy@cnrs.fr
Conference - ALT 2026
16th International Conference of the Association for Linguistic Typology
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The 16th International Conference of the Association for Linguistic Typology will be organized by the Laboratoire Dynamique du Langage (DDL), CNRS, and will be held at the Lumière University of Lyon, France, on 1-3 July 2026.
Event website : ICI.
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CNRS Mediation Medal
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[kosmopoli:t] wins the "Knowledge Sharing" prize!
Congratulations to the [kosmopoli:t] team, Marion Cheucle, Sébastien Flavier, Sophie Kern, Jennifer Krzonowski, and Egidio MARSICO (MSH-LSE), winner of the "Knowledge Sharing" award of the CNRS Mediation Medals.
Born from a collaboration between the Dynamique du Langage laboratory and Jeux Opla, this game, which introduces players to more than 60 languages, is now used as a scientific mediation tool to raise awareness about linguistic diversity.
Read the article presenting the project HERE, along with the three other awardees, and watch the project video HERE.
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Development Neurocognition Disorders
Linguistic Diversity and its Sources
