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August 4, 2025
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Chair of the International Conference on Linguistics and Cultural (ICLC) Committee

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The Psycholinguistics Research Group is a collaborative initiative among researchers committed to exploring the cognitive and neurological processes underlying language use and acquisition. The group focuses on investigating how language is produced, comprehended, and represented in the brain, with special attention to multilingualism, language disorders, and language development across the lifespan. Through empirical studies, experimental methods, and interdisciplinary collaboration, the group aims to advance theoretical understanding, inform educational and clinical practices, and contribute to the development of language-related policies. Guided by a shared dedication to scientific excellence, the Psycholinguistics Research Group strives to generate impactful knowledge that bridges cognitive science, linguistics, and real-world communication challenges.

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