Kognitionswissenschaftler

cognitive scientist

noun kog-ni-tsyOHNS-vi-sen-shaft-ler Rare

Usage Note

Kognitionswissenschaftler refers to a researcher in cognitive science, an interdisciplinary field combining linguistics, AI, neuroscience, and philosophy. The feminine form is Kognitionswissenschaftlerin. Used in academic and science journalism.

Examples

"Der Kognitionswissenschaftler erklärte, wie das Gehirn Sprache verarbeitet."

Natural Translation

The cognitive scientist explained how the brain processes language.

Literal Translation

The cognition-scientist explained, how the brain language processes.

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