Day 1 (Wed 23)

September 23 (Wednesday)

Time (CEST)	Authors	Title
08:30-08:45 Registration
08:45-09:00 Welcome
09:00-10:00 Keynote talk	Nina Kazanina	Relational organisation advantage: perception and memory for relations in language and vision
10:00-10:30 Coffee break
10:30-12:30 Oral session 1.1	Donati Melissa, Kalashnikova Marina, Di Liberto Giovanni, Ip Emily Y, Chalehchaleh Amirhossein	Not All Words Are Equal and Not All Languages Agree: Language-specific Neural Tracking of Content and Function Words in Spanish, English, and Basque
	Li Xiaofei, Jæger Solvej W., Boye Kasper	Attention to lexical and grammatical words in Chinese: A change blindness study
	Fuente-García Patricia, Zawiszewski Adam, Villegas Julian, Deluca Vincent, De La Cruz-Pavía Irene	Segmenting Speech Across the Lifespan: Cue Integration in Younger and Older Basque-Spanish Bilinguals
12:30-14:00 Lunch break
14:00-15:00 Oral session 1.2	Giglio Laura, Phan Trang Thi Huyen, Sauppe Sebastian, Bickel Balthasar	The time course of Vietnamese verb planning: an EEG study
	Sauppe Sebastian, Norcliffe Elisabeth, Konopka Agnieszka E., Levinson Stephen C.	Gaze behaviour reveals how cross-linguistic differences in case alignment shape the dynamics of sentence planning
15:00-16:30 Poster session 1
16:30-17:30 Oral session 1.3	Savic Olivera, Rozin Anna, Kalashnikova Marina	Beyond Being Chatty: Conversational Turns Predict Vocabulary Growth in Young Basque–Spanish Bilinguals
	Leivada Evelina, Morosi Paolo, Pantelidou Nikoleta, Gallego Balsà Lídia, Berro Ane, Masullo Camilla	Cross-linguistic differences in the processing of grammatical illusions across typologically diverse bilingual groups
18:00-19:30 Guided tour

Poster session 1

	Authors	Title
1	Benaiges-Saura Katia, Cano Sánchez Victoria, Santesteban Mikel	Early bilinguals show native-like agreement processing but delayed lexico-semantic integration during L2 sentence comprehension.
2	Berthelin Margot, Schick Johanna, Moor Alban, Zuberbühler Klaus, Stoll Sabine	Adults rely on infant vocalisations when interpreting the intention of their points
3	Damir Nuriev	Language Learning Opportunities within Parallel Monolingualism: An Ethnographic Study of Finnish-Swedish Co-located Schools
4	Donati Melissa, Kalashnikova Marina	Content First, Function Later: A Crosslinguistic Analysis of Word Category Distribution in Spanish–Basque Infant-Directed Speech
5	Haneda Kohei, Schüppert Anja, Jonkers Roel	Eye-tracking Effects of Visual Antecedents in English and Dutch Ellipsis Resolution
6	Kapelle Owen, Flecken Monique	How Red Is Your Tomato? Words Evoke More Prototypical Colour Associations Than Pictures
7	Kouch Pouneh, Baidenko Sofija, Korenar Michal, Flecken Monique	CATch-NL - Category Typicality Characterization in Dutch
8	Lijewska Agnieszka, Łęska-Bayraktar Paulina, Witkoś Jacek	Tracking cataphoric pronoun resolution in Polish: evidence from co-reference judgments and eye-tracking during reading
9	Lukics Krisztina Sára, Bródy Anna, Lukacs Agnes	Brocanto-H: An artificial language task adapted for measuring individual differences in language aptitude research
10	Salhan Suchir, Arnett Catherine, Michaelov James, Buttery Paula	Small, Targeted Language Models Better Model Bilingual Reading Time
11	Sokolova Marina	Relative Clause Processing Across Code-Switches: Evidence from Self-Paced Reading, Eye-Tracking, and Production
12	Suijkerbuijk Michelle, Pablos Robles Leticia, De Swart Peter, Frank Stefan	Neural Language Models' island sensitivity in Basque: Effects of morphological complexity and word order
13	Ugrin Bálint József, Lukacs Agnes	Structural Prominence and Individual Differences: Exploring Word Order Variation in Hungarian