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Phoebe at Cornell
February 08, 2020Phoebe Gaston gives the colloquium talk at Cornell Linguistics, on “The role of syntactic context in auditory word recognition.'
Ellen on U.K. tour
February 05, 2020This week in London, York and Bristol, Ellen Lau presents three talks on the neuroscience of syntactic and semantic working memory representations.
Masha in Norway this Spring
February 03, 2020Maria Polinsky is in Oslo for "MultiGender: A multilingual approach to grammatical gender," a research project led by Marit Westergaard and UMD alum Terje Lohndal.
Say hello to David Lebeaux
January 31, 2020Welcome faculty affiliate David Lebeaux, who will visit us occasionally, using the Emeritus Office.
Rodrigo wins summer grant on ellipsis
January 28, 2020DC's Cosmos Club will support Rodrigo Ranero's "The syntax of silence in Santiago Tz'utujiil, and endangered Mayan language," a project Rodrigo will undertake this summer, furthering his work on ellipsis.
Update on Alayo's research from U Minnesota
January 26, 2020A report on Alayo Tripp's postdoctoral research with Ben Munson, on "Race, ethnicity, and speech intelligibility in normal hearing and hearing impairment."
Shota, Julia, Colin and Bob Slevc in Cognition
January 24, 2020Now in Cognition, "Syntactic category constrains lexical competition in speaking" by alum Shota Momma with former RA Julia Buffinton and faculty mentors Colin Phillips and Bob Slevc from Psychology.
Maša at Guatemala Field Station
January 22, 2020Maša Bešlin returns from two weeks of immersive Kaqchikel at the Guatemala Field Station, after giving a talk at the Novi Sad Linguistic Colloquium "On the categorial status of the passive participle in Serbo-Croatian."
High school intern wins science competition
January 09, 2020Simon Chervenak, a summer intern with Tyler Knowlton, has been awarded "Best Paper in Behavioral Sciences" by the Washington Academy of Science's Blair Magnet School STEM Fair.
Paulina and Rodrigo in the Big Easy
December 26, 2019The Society for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the Americas learns about "Narcissistic allomorphy in Santiago Tz'utujil" from Paulina Lyskawa and Rodrigo Ranero, as well as former Baggett, Chris Baron.