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"Time to move on": As of today we are joining Saarland University and are withdrawing from the platform X. You can stay up to date through our website sfb1102.uni-saarland.de or follow us on BlueSky bsky.app/profile/1102sfb.bsk….
Zeit, neue Wege zu gehen: Wir beenden unsere Aktivitäten auf X. Bleibt mit uns im Dialog – auf unseren anderen Kanälen, jetzt auch auf Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/uni-saarlan…
Gemeinsame Mitteilung: uni-saarland.de/aktuell/saar…
#eXit #WissXit #ByeByeX #QuitX
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Looking forward to our first #LangSci talk of 2025: Shiri Lev-Ari @shirilevari from Royal Holloway, University of London @RoyalHolloway will give a talk on "Language from a social networks perspective" Thursday, January 23rd, at 16:15!
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Our next talk in the #LangSci series by Wing-Yee Chow from University College London @ucl will be online only on Thursday, December 12th!
The title of the talk is "Incremental prediction in real-time language comprehension: from meaning to pitch contour".
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We are looking forward to our next talk in the #LangSci series: "The Role of Joint Embodiment in Situated Language-Based Interactions" by Alane Suhr @alsuhr from UC Berkeley EECS @Berkeley_EECS on Thursday, November 28th!
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We are happy to announce our next talk in the special RAILS #LangSci series by Yang Xu from University of Toronto @UofT on "Evolution of the lexicon" Thursday, November 14th at 16:15!
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Looking forward to our next #LangSci talk: Livio Gaeta from Università di Torino @unito will give a talk on "Between Productivity and Creativity: Snowclones we live by" November 7th at 16:15!
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We are happy to announce our next talk in our special RAILS series by Benjamin Bergen from UC San Diego @UCSanDiego on Thursday, October 24th at 16:15! The topic is "Large Language Models are impressive but we still need grounding to explain human cognition". #colloquium
Looking forward to our first #LangSci talk of the semester: Amalia Arvaniti @AmaliaArvaniti from Radboud University @CLSRadboud will give a talk on "What can cross-linguistic research on spontaneous speech tell us about intonation meaning?" October 17th at 16:15!
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Don't forget to submit your abstract to the 2nd edition of the conference on "Rational Approaches in Language Science" (RAILS)! Submission deadline is 16th September! ⏰
More information: sfb1102.uni-saarland.de/sfb-…
For inquiries, please send an email to [email protected]
Congratulations to @OrtliebStefania for her election as President of the Special Interest Group on Humanities Computing within the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL)!
More information here:
sfb1102.uni-saarland.de/news…
We are happy to announce our next talk in the #LangSci series by Luigi Grisoni from Freie Universität Berlin @FU_Berlin on Thursday, July 18th! This talk will take place only online!
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Looking forward to our next #LangSci talk: Christopher Sapp from Indiana University Bloomington @IUBloomington will give a talk on "Length and word order within Noun Phrases in Early New High German Noun" next week, June 20th at 16:15!
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We are happy to announce our next talk "Individual variation in perceptual and usage-based chunking" in the #LangSci series by Svetlana Vetchinnikova @s_vetchinnikova from University of Helsinki @HCollegium next Thursday, June 13th!
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Looking forward to our next #LangSci talk: Shubhra Kanti Karmaker @karmake2 from Auburn University @AuburnU will give a talk on "Democratizing AI through Controlled Narrative Generation and Knowledge Grounding" Thursday, June 6th, at 16:15!
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We are happy to announce two #LangSci talks next week: Pr. Dr. Niels Taatgen from University of Groningen @univgroningen on Wednesday, April 24th at 10 am, and Byung-Doh Oh @byungdoh from The Ohio State University on Thursday, April 25th at 4pm!
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Looking forward to our first #LangSci talk of the semester: Steffen Eger @egere14 from University of Mannheim will give a talk on "Syntactic language change in English and German" April 18th at 16:15! #colloquium
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🌟PhD Alert 2 ‘Diachronic development of text types in the English language’
🗓️Deadline to apply: April 15th 2024
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🌟PhD Alert 2: 📩📜📖💬Interested in analyzing how text types emerge, develop and influence each other? Then the project ‘Diachronic development of text types in the English Language’ is for you!
We are happy to announce the next talk in the #LangSci series by Michael Franke from University of Tübingen @uni_tue on Tuesday, March 19th at 10:00 am! The topic is "Cognitive & Language Sciences in the age of Large Language Models".
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Many thanks to our Mercator Fellow Arielle Borovsky from Purdue University @LifeAtPurdue for today's great talk on „Building semantic networks in the early lexicon“ in our LangSci series! #LangSci #colloquium
Many thanks to James Michaelov @jamichaelov from Department of Cognitive Science, University of California, San Diego @CogSciUCSD for the great talk in our most recent #LangSci colloquium.
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