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As one of the aims of MSCA Doctoral Networks, the activities of the HUM.AI.N-ACCENT focus on the training of the Doctoral candidates (DCs).
 
DCs receive multidisciplinary training, including experimental methodology and statistics, writing, digital skills, Open Science, Science with and for society, well-being, green science, gender and diversity, teaching and mentorship.  
 
DCs trained within the HUM.AI.N-ACCENT network use cutting-edge methodologies, such as neuroimaging, eye-tracking, and virtual reality, to investigate the complex interplay between accent perception, cognitive processes and social dynamics.

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Bridging Communication Gaps in Human and Human-AI Interactions: The Role of Accented Speech on Neurocognitive mechanisms and Social Dynamics