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Tom Grano to faculty at Indiana!
March 05, 2014Tom Grano is to be Assistant Professor of Linguistics at the University of Indiana, Bloomington, starting Fall 2014.
Terponanza at CUNY in Ohio
March 05, 2014CUNY has work by Alek, Anna, Anton, Dan, Dustin, Ilia, Katie Leech, Mike McCourt, Shota and Sol, along with Alexander, Bob Slevc, Colin, Ellen, Jared Novick, Meredith Rowe, Polly O'Rourke and Yi Ting Huang, among other Terps.
The LaTerzas plus alums at WCCFL 32
February 28, 2014Chris LaTerz talks about "Local plural anaphora as sub-event distributivity" at WCCFL 32.
Megan Sutton to postdoc at Penn!
February 27, 2014Megan Sutton accepts a post-doc with John Trueswell and Lila Gleitman at the University of Pennsylvania in the Language Development and Language Processing Lab.
Roosevelt H.S. interns win science fair with Ellen
February 21, 2014Eleanor Roosevelt HS interns Amina Iro and Uchenna Uzomah have won first place and honorable mention in the Behavioral Sciences category at the Eleanor Roosevelt Science and Engineering Fair.
Mike Fetters awarded grant for research in Japan
February 17, 2014Michael Fetters has won a place in the NSF's East Asia and Pacific Summer Institutes Program.
Alexis Wellwood invited to CSLI workshop
February 12, 2014Alexis Wellwood gives an invited talk in the Cognition & Language Workshop, a series of talks on experimental studies of natural language meaning hosted by CSLI and the Stanford Humanities Center.
Norbert Hornstein in Frontiers in Psychology
February 09, 2014Just out in Frontiers, "On Recursion" by Watumull, Hauser, Roberts, and Norbert Hornstein.
Allyson Ettinger in Brain and Language
February 03, 2014Allyson Ettinger's paper with Tal Linzen and Alec Marantz is out in Brain and Language: "The role of morphology in phoneme prediction: Evidence from MEG."
Philip Resnik on Kojo Nnamdi
January 29, 2014Philip among the guests on WAMU's The Kojo Nnamdi Show, Tech Tuesday edition, "explor[ing] how computers learn and where the next breakthroughs will be."