A new paper by Vít Dovalil and Adriana Hanulíková has been published in Frontiers in Language Sciences: “Language management in the age of LLMs: […]

As part of “Türen auf mit der Maus” 2026, a nationwide initiative by WDR (West German Broadcasting), the SMARTcognition Lab collaborated with CNRS on

Our paper “Speaker gaze and disfluencies during storytelling toward a robot or a human: The role of partner type and temperamental

We are pleased to announce that Prof. Dr. Adriana Hanulíková has been awarded a Marsilius Fellowship for the 2026/27 funding period. Together with Prof. Dr. Bastian Schiller,

During the 2026/2027 academic year, Adriana Hanulíková will serve as Managing Director of the Institute of German as a Foreign Language Philology (IDF).

On 27 July 2026, the SMARTcognition Lab at Heidelberg University hosted the international 4EU+ workshop “Gaze, Communication, and Interaction: Interdisciplinary Perspectives

The SMARTcognition Lab participated in the 30th anniversary celebration of Heidelberg Alumni International (HAI). As part of an IDF Lunch Talk, Prof.

Our late-breaking work, Disfluencies in robot- and human-directed narration: Preliminary findings on partner effects and temperamental shyness, by Nils F. Tolksdorf

We are very pleased to welcome Allegra Bixio as a guest PhD student and visiting researcher at the SMARTcognition Lab for the

We are pleased to share that the article by Adriana Hanulíková, Freya Gastmann, and Sarah Schimke, “Experience and personality modulate pupillary