Mayfest 2025
Constraints on meaning.
Two new publications, "A 'bag-of-arguments' mechanism for initial verb predictions" and "Interference in the processing of adjunct control," which report core parts of the dissertation work of Wing-Yee Chow and Dan Parker, respectively.
Big cheers for 12 Maryland language scientists and alums, plus their crew, who ran the Ragnar Relay in only about 28hrs.
Jeffrey Lidz gives the Linguistics Colloquium talk at Delaware.
Zoe, Annemarie, Chris Baron and Chris Vogel present work at MACSIM in Delaware.
Rachel Dudley presents an invited talk at "The Geography of Philosophy: Knowledge, Person, and Wisdom," a symposium at Pitt organized by Stephen Stich, Clark Barrett, and Edouard Machery.
Omer Preminger is along the Mt'k'vari as an invited speaker at "The Implementation of Obligatoriness" a workshop organized by Rajesh Bhatt and Vincent Homer.
We welcome four visiting PhD students: Michele Alves, Christian Broadbeck, Emily Darley and Alex de Carvalho.
Maria Polinksy has been named an LSA Fellow for her "distinguished contributions to the discipline," joining Howard Lasnik in this distinguished group.
This semester we are happy to host Jesse Harris, Assistant Professor of Linguistics at UCLA, and director of the UCLA Language Processing Lab.
Shota Momma is in Valletta, Malta, at AMLaP, presenting "A grammatically conditioned semantic interference effect in a "Picture-sentence" interference study."