SPP 2392:  Visual communication. Theoretical, empirical, and applied perspectives (ViCom)

• Subject Area: Humanities ; Biology ; Computer Science, Systems and Electrical Engineering ; Mathematics ; Medicine ; Social and Behavioural Sciences
• Term: since 2022
• Project identifier: Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 461069267

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• DFG Programme: Priority Programmes
• International Connection: Brazil, France, Indonesia, Netherlands, Norway, Spain

Projects

• Audiovisual Perception of Emotion and Speech in Hearing Individuals and Cochlear Implant Users (Applicants Dobel, Christian ;  Gast, Volker ;  Schweinberger, Stefan R. )
• Audiovisual Perception of Emotion in Hearing Persons and Cochlear Implant Users (Applicants von Eiff, Celina Isabelle ;  Schweinberger, Stefan R. )
• Co-speech gestures and prosody as multimodal markers of information structure (Applicants Kügler, Frank ;  Prieto, Ph.D., Pilar )
• Compositional structures in chimpanzee gestural communication (Applicant Liebal, Katja )
• Computational Semantics of Graded Speech–Gesture Integration Using VR Technology (CoSGrIn-Vr) (Applicants Lücking, Andy ;  Mehler, Alexander )
• Coordination Funds (Applicant Ebert, Cornelia )
• Decompositional Semantics of Face Emojis in Digital Communication (Applicants Grosz, Patrick Georg ;  Scheffler, Tatjana )
• Doubling in signed child language in A-bar variable positions (DISCAVA) (Applicants Rathmann, Ph.D., Christian ;  Sauerland, Uli )
• Exploring the limits of simultaneity: Encoding caused change-of-state events with classifier constructions German Sign Language (DGS) (Applicant Loos, Cornelia )
• Gestures and Diagrams in Visual-Spatial Communication: Methodological Tools and Applications in Mathematics and Logic (Applicant Lemanski, Jens )
• Iconic content of co-speech gestures in the taxonomy of not-at-issue content (Applicant Tonhauser, Judith )
• Iconic metaphors and the gesture-sign interface in German Sign Language – corpus data meet experiments (Applicants Filatkina, Natalia ;  Herrmann, Annika )
• Iconicity in co-singing gesture: the foundations of gesture-vocalization resemblance in beatboxing (IconS) (Applicant Pearson, Lara )
• Lexical(ized) demonstrations in spoken and sign languages (Applicants Barnes, Kathryn ;  Steinbach, Markus )
• Lying and Commitment in the Visual Modality (Applicants Antomo, Mailin ;  Viebahn, Emanuel )
• Modality-Specific Effects on Language Processing in Children with Developmental Language Disorder (Applicants Lüke, Carina ;  Schäffner, Simone )
• Multimodal assessment of dyadic interaction in disorders of social interaction. (Applicant Schulte-Rüther, Martin )
• Multimodal communication in primates – a socio-ecological perspective (Applicant Amici, Federica )
• On the FLExibility and Stability of gesture-speecH coordination: Evidence from multimodal production, comprehension, and imitation (FLESH) (Applicants Cwiek, Aleksandra ;  Fuchs, Susanne ;  Pouw, Ph.D., Wim )
• Parts of speech and iconicity in German Sign Language (DGS) (Applicants Meister, Nina-Kristin ;  Steinbach, Markus ;  Zaccarella, Emiliano )
• Pragmatic reasoning with (non-)visual alternatives (Applicant Bade, Nadine )
• Representation of Pointing Uncertainty for the Integration of Pointing Gestures and Speech (Applicant Herbort, Oliver )
• The evolutionary trajectory of multimodal and multicomponent communication: A cross-species approach (EVOMICS) (Applicant Abreu, Filipa )
• The Gesture-to-Sign Trajectory: Phonological Parameters in Production and Real-Time Comprehension (Applicants Perniss, Pamela ;  Schumacher, Petra )
• The phonology and morphology of chimpanzee gestures (Applicant Liebal, Katja )
• Towards a morphology of recurrent gestures (ToMoReG) (Applicant Ladewig, Silva )
• Visual and non-visual means of perspective taking in language II (Applicants Ebert, Cornelia ;  Hinterwimmer, Stefan )
• Visual cues in polar questions (ViPQuest) (Applicants Loos, Cornelia ;  Roelofsen, Floris )
• Visual Feedback in Dyadic Interaction: Cross-Linguistic, Cognitive, and Social Dynamics (FEEDBACK). (Applicant Bauer, Anastasia )

• Spokesperson: Professorin Dr. Cornelia Ebert