SCIENTIFIC MEDIATION 2021The Dynamique Du Langage research unit has been involved for several years to share its knowledge and share it with the general public.
This moment of sharing and transmission is made via participation in scientific events, recurrent scientific mediation actions such as the science festival, the Pop'Science festival, the day of the DYS, the week of the brain ... and well others.
Come and discover the activities we offer.
SCIENTIFIC MEDIATION WORKSHOPS
Since 2013, we've been developing a range of scientific mediation workshops around the research unit's research themes. We offer three activities per workshop, but each activity can be offered independently. These workshops have been developed with the general public in mind, so they are suitable for both children and adults (click on the images for a description in French of the workshops):
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Sounds in language
At the heart of sounds of the world's languages!
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Child language acquisition
How do we learn to speak?
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Brain & Language
Where is language in the brain?
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Language diversity
L'incroyable diversité des langues dans le monde
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[kosmopoli:t]
Linguistic diversity around a game
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RELI Project
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Marc Tang and Rémi Anselme obtained ASLAN funding for the RELI project “Research in Illustrated Linguistics,” aimed at producing illustrations on ASLAN laboratory research themes in collaboration with Jérémie Cortial.
Discover the project’s illustrations HERE.
Marc ALLASSONNIÈRE-TANG, Rémi ANSELME
2021
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Science Outreach Activities
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In 2021, DDL conducted outreach activities in schools. Participating institutions included:
- Hélène Boucher Vocational High School (Culinary Arts section), Vénissieux – [kosmopoliːt] workshop;
- René Pellet Vocational High School, Villeurbanne – ‘Malette DYS’ and [kosmopoliːt] workshops;
- La Tourette Middle School, Lyon – workshop on the origin of language and animal communication;
- Waldeck-Rousseau Middle School, Firminy – workshop on the incredible diversity of languages;
- Alix Elementary School, Lyon – [kosmopoliːt] workshop;
- Lucie Aubrac Elementary School, Lyon – [kosmopoliːt] workshop;
- St-Exupéry Elementary School, Tarare – [kosmopoliːt] workshop;
- Saint-Exupéry Elementary School, Saint-Romain d’Ay – [kosmopoliːt] workshop and more;
- Lumière and Jean Rostand Middle Schools, Oyonnax – [kosmopoliːt] workshop;
- Émile Zola Middle School, Belleville-en-Beaujolais – ‘Malette DYS’ workshops;
- Collège des 4 Vents, L’Arbresle – ‘Malette DYS’ workshops.
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Rosset Project
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The project “Linguistic Diversity at Gabriel Rosset Middle School (69007)” documented 81 languages spoken by students. A first presentation took place during the First Language Biennale.
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Conference
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On March 17, 2021, Mélanie CANAULT gave a talk titled “From Babbling to Language: Orality During the First Year” at the Pôle Langage in Le Creusot.
Mélanie CANAULT
2021
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Printemps des Poètes
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On March 19, 2021, as part of the Printemps des Poètes festival, Michel BERT participated in a round table titled “The Liveliness of Language.”
Michel BERT
2021
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Science Festival
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Egidio MARSICO participated in the Science Festival.
Egidio MARSICO
2021
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Language Biennale
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The Language Biennale took place from May 27 to 30, 2021. The event was streamed live over four days from the MSH-LSE, featuring several contributions from DDL, including Sophie KERN, Florence CHENU, Michel BERT, as well as projects like the Rosset Project and the LG(id)F Project. The Language Biennale is organized by the Caravane des Dix Mots, with DDL on the organizing committee.
Sophie KERN, Florence CHENU, Michel BERT
2021
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Pop’Sciences Festival
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The Pop’Sciences Festival was held on July 9–11, 2021, in Vienne. Funded by ASLAN, DDL presented a “Spatio-temporal Linguistic Walk through Vienne” with contributions from Michel BERT, Jennifer KRZONOWSKI, Rémi Léger, Alexandre Beduc, and Ana Isnardi. This infographic showcases multilingualism in Vienne from Antiquity to the evolution of Latin into French, Francoprovençal, and Occitan. The project was developed in collaboration with Gilbert Bouchard (illustrator), Benoit Helly (archaeologist), and Mylène Pardoen (archaeologist).
Explore the virtual walk HERE.
Michel BERT, Jennifer KRZONOWSKI
2021
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Development Neurocognition Disorders
Linguistic Diversity and its Sources
