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Explore the fascinating world of bilingual neural linguistics through this 45-minute conference talk delivered by Susanna Makerova at DSC EUROPE 24 in Belgrade on November 20th. Discover how eye-tracking methodologies reveal cognitive processes in language comprehension and production among bilingual individuals. Learn about the simultaneous processing of multiple languages, the cognitive demands of language switching, and how individual differences affect language processing capabilities. Examine the neural networks that support bilingualism, with special attention to the challenges presented by polysynthetic languages like Adyghe. Gain insights into the benefits of multimodal research approaches and the valuable intersection between cognitive research, language studies, and artistic expression that enhances both scientific understanding and public engagement with neurolinguistic concepts.
