Key note lectures

Key note lecture 1 (Sunday, March 28, 18:00-19:00; "Alte Handelsbörse"))

• Olivier Bertrand (Inserm Unité 280, Lyon, France): Local and large-scale oscillatory synchronization in humans: When and where do they occur, what do they mean?

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Key note lecture 2 (Monday, March 29, 18:00-19:00; HS 19)

• Seana Coulson (University of California, San Diego): Getting the message: ERP studies of extra-linguistic information in language comprehension

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Key note lecture 3 (Chair: David Friedman; Tuesday, March 30, 18:00-19:00; HS 19)

• Samuel Sutton Award: Bruno Rossion (University of Louvain, Belgium): The time-course of face processing: evidence from studies on the N170 face-sensitive component

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Key note lecture 4 (Wednesday, March 31, 18:00-19:00; HS 19)

• Hans-Jochen Heinze (University of Magdeburg, Germany)

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