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Welcome to visiting students Romy Lassota and Lyn Tieu!
February 06, 2012Please greet Romy Lassota and Lyn Tieu who are visiting UMD Linguistics this semester.
Dillon, Dunbar and Idsardi in "Cognitive Science"
February 06, 2012"A single stage approach to learning phonological categories: Insights from Inuktitut', by Brian Dillon, Ewan Dunbar and Bill Idsardi, is to appear in <i>Cognitive Science</i>.
Philip Resnik on Kojo Nnamdi
February 04, 2012Philip Resnik appeared on WAMU's "The Kojo Nnamdi Show" (transcript) to discuss automatic sentiment analysis and social media.
Brad Larson at CUNY Syntax Supper
February 01, 2012Brad Larson is presenting "WYSIWYG RNR" at the CUNY Syntax Supper.
Maryland Language Scientists at Northwood High School
January 27, 2012Yakov Kronrod, Susan Teubner-Rhodes, and Jeff Lidz went to Northwood High School in Silver Spring to speak with 100 AP Psychology students about linguistic structure and its connection to language acquisition and other areas of cognition.
Kenshi's paper to appear in "Linguistic Inquiry"
January 13, 2012Kenshi Funakoshi's "On Headless XP-Movement/Ellipsis'' is to appear in "Linguistic Inquiry".
New era of "Language Acquisition"
January 12, 2012Congratulations to Jeff Lidz and Csilla Katjar, on issue 19(1) of Language Acquisition, the first with Jeff as Editor-in-Chief and Csilla as Managing Editor.
Talks at the LSA in Portland, January 5-8
December 16, 2011Annie Gagliardi, Bradley Larson, Dave Kush, and Alexis Wellwood – with Naomi Feldman, Colin Phillips, Jeffrey Lidz, Paul Pietroski and Justin Halberda from Johns Hopkins – are presenting at the LSA.
New book by Juan Uriagereka
December 14, 2011Juan Uriagereka, Professor in Linguistics and Associate Provost of Faculty Affairs, has recently published a new book, <i>Spell-Out and the Minimalist Program</i>.
Jon Sprouse awarded Best Paper in Language
December 07, 2011The LSA's Best Paper in <i>Language</i> 2011 Award goes to Jon Sprouse *07 for "A test of the cognitive assumptions of magnitude estimation: Commutativity does not hold for acceptability judgments."