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Digging into the foundations of science with Sebastian Krapp - NCCR Evolving Language

A brain-inspired computer model that understands speech like humans - NCCR Evolving Language

Can an AI illustrate the work of our NCCR researchers? - NCCR Evolving Language

“Who is calling?” A novel algorithm to identify individual marmosets based on their call - NCCR Evolving Language

Setting an example for genetic research with indigenous populations - NCCR Evolving Language

A roadmap to gender in language - NCCR Evolving Language

Great apes and humans perceive events in a similar way - NCCR Evolving Language

Behind the optimization of human language: what is the life cycle of words with identical consonants? - NCCR Evolving Language

When dogs and humans find a common language - NCCR Evolving Language

Great leaders listen: Democratic travelling decisions in gorillas - NCCR Evolving Language

Decoding the structure of marmoset call sequences - NCCR Evolving Language

Grammar lessons with olive colobus monkeys - NCCR Evolving Language

Monkeys, ChatGPT, and Us - NCCR Evolving Language

Making sense of language through algorithms with Prof. Rico Sennrich - NCCR Evolving Language

Baby-talk - a human superpower? - NCCR Evolving Language

Recognising the behaviour of chimpanzees: let artificial intelligence do the work! - NCCR Evolving Language

Looking behind the behaviours of animals with Prof. Zegni Triki - NCCR Evolving Language

A shared preference in humans and chimpanzees - NCCR Evolving Language

Linking Genetics and Language Evolution with Prof. Sandra Oliveira - NCCR Evolving Language

Peru's Hidden Genetic Legacy links to Ancient Moche Populations - NCCR Evolving Language

A new eye on human evolution in our consortium with Paola Cerrito - NCCR Evolving Language

Rethinking Human-Canid Communication as a two-way street - NCCR Evolving Language

Capturing language change through the genes - NCCR Evolving Language

In search of the strategies behind memory with Prof. Lucie Attout - NCCR Evolving Language

Acknowledging the skills of local experts - NCCR Evolving Language