Neurolinguistics in Sweden

Neurolinguistics in Sweden 2026 is an international research conference dedicated to the scientific study of how language is represented, acquired, and processed in the human brain. The conference covers topics including neural correlates of syntax and semantics, language disorders such as aphasia and dyslexia, bilingual brain organization, development of language in children, and the use of neuroimaging techniques such as fMRI, EEG, and MEG in linguistic research. Understanding the brain basis of language has profound implications for clinical intervention and cognitive theory.

The conference welcomes neuroscientists, linguists, psychologists, speech-language pathologists, and clinicians who work at the interface of brain science and language. It is an especially valuable venue for doctoral researchers presenting empirical findings for the first time, as well as for established scholars seeking cross-disciplinary dialogue. By hosting the event in Sweden, the conference also highlights the vibrant Scandinavian tradition of neurolinguistic and cognitive science research.