Human Interactivity and Language Lab

Human Interactivity and Language Lab devotes its efforts to studying one of the core conundrums in the Cognitive Sciences: Our experience, perception and action in the world are continuous, unique, situated processes (think about how you laugh, grab a pen, dance), yet cognition seems to rely on replicable forms, such as routines, words, logical symbols and numbers. What is the relation between the two realms? How does one give rise to the other? Is their co-existence necessary for cognition, and if yes – why?

What is defining HILL besides research interests? Is there already a recognizable lab culture? Why do people want to work with us? — Julian Zubek 2021/09/30 00:43