Schedule 71. StuTS + 31. TaCoS

Schedule overview

May 26, 2022 – May 29, 2022

May 26, 2022

07:30
Breakfast @ accommodation
Break Other
09:30
Opening Plenary
Annika Schiefner, Aaricia Herygers, Janay Monen
Auditorium (1.12)
10:00
More than words: Recognizing speech of people with Parkinson’s disease
Vass Verkhodanova
Auditorium (1.12)
11:30
Frisian Workshop
Fryske Akademy, Fenna Bergsma
Workshop Auditorium (1.12)
Crash Course Historical Comparative Method, The Tree Model & Genetic Relationship
Maria Zielenbach
Historical Linguistics Decartes (2.36)
Creating Dialect Maps (with QGIS)
Matthew Sung
Typology and Variational Linguistics Eisenga (2.32)
ARAY: Create your own speaking clock
Aaricia Herygers, Janay Monen
Computational Linguistics Living Lab (1.34)
14:00
Is text length determined by register or by elicitation order?
Esra Uyanik, Gajaneh Hartz
Corpus Linguistics Decartes (2.36)
"Womma no' eins nehm?"
Jonas Pieper
Sociolinguistics Eisenga (2.32)
The rest is syntax
Victor Zimmermann
Computational Linguistics Living Lab (1.34)
German loanwords in Cameroonian Fàŋ-Bətí languages
ETO Romain Roland
Typology and Variational Linguistics Schuurman (1.22)
14:30
On Forced-Alignment and its Utility in Corpora for Phonetic Research
Cliodhna Hughes
Phonetics and Phonology Decartes (2.36)
"Kachten aus dem Kaatenspiel"
Lisa Felden
Typology and Variational Linguistics Eisenga (2.32)
Fine-Tuned Sentence Transformer Model for Question Answering Task
Ercong Nie
Computational Linguistics Living Lab (1.34)
A Hidden Conjoint-Disjoint Distinction
Sinoël Dohlen
Typology and Variational Linguistics Schuurman (1.22)
15:00
R-Sandhi: Do learners of EFL shadow native speakers?
Hannah Köth
Phonetics and Phonology Decartes (2.36)
Wie Menschen in laufende Gespräche einsteigen
Patricia Linnemann
Applied Linguistics Eisenga (2.32)
An analysis of strategies and tactics used in courtroom dialogues
Suzy Park
Sociolinguistics Living Lab (1.34)
Von Sprachkontakt und Zweckentfremdung: die Entwicklung des baskischen definiten Artikels
Silvie Strauß
Typology and Variational Linguistics Schuurman (1.22)
15:30
OMG, this Presentation is Totes Adorbs!
Jack Weyen
Diverse Decartes (2.36)
"Warte, warst du jetzt im Krankenhaus?!"
Sarah Sophie Nagel
Applied Linguistics Eisenga (2.32)
Discourse marker(s) ''Believe (you) me'': functions and development
Terezija Tia Komarić
Diverse Living Lab (1.34)
Effects of Impoverishment and Obliteration in Morphology
Robin Ortlepp
Theoretical Linguistics Schuurman (1.22)
16:45
Genesis and Typology of Mixed Languages
Maria Mazzoli
Typology and Variational Linguistics Auditorium (1.12)
21:00
Game Night @ Accommodation
Break Other

May 27, 2022

07:30
Breakfast @ accommodation
Break Other
09:30
Accent stereotypes and their impact on language processing
Hanneke Loerts
Neuro- and Psycholinguistics Auditorium (1.12)
11:00
Perspectives on Inverse Marking
Felicitas Andermann
Theoretical Linguistics Decartes (2.36)
Sound symbolism im cross-linguistischen Vergleich
Lisa Wagner
Neuro- and Psycholinguistics Eisenga (2.32)
Morpheme expansion and linguistic mistakes of the Russian government
Sviatoslav Tugeev
Sociolinguistics Living Lab (1.34)
Intercultural Communicative Competence in foreign language teaching and learning: A comparison of the situation of Morocco and Germany in tertiary education
Nadya Izzaamiouine
Applied Linguistics Schuurman (1.22)
11:30
An experimental approach to principle C in German
Carla Spellerberg
Theoretical Linguistics Decartes (2.36)
The role of communication in the development of sign language lexicons
Andrew Tobin
Neuro- and Psycholinguistics Eisenga (2.32)
Innovation or Retention? On the [ɵ] > [ɐ] sound change in Yue dialects
Matthew Sung, Man Shan
Historical Linguistics Living Lab (1.34)
Implementing a Chatbot - Rule Based vs. Machine Learning
Deborah Watty
Computational Linguistics Schuurman (1.22)
12:00
The binding of German anaphors in a Minimalist Framework
Justina Schindler
Theoretical Linguistics Decartes (2.36)
When iconicity diverges
Annika Schiefner, Pamela Perniss, Gerardo Ortega
Typology and Variational Linguistics Eisenga (2.32)
Go small or go big, there is no in-between
Gaofei Shen
Sociolinguistics Living Lab (1.34)
Hate Speech Detection on Code-Switched Data
Barbara Kovačić
Computational Linguistics Schuurman (1.22)
14:00
Meeting Junge Sprachwissenschaft e.V.
Victor Zimmermann, Maria Zielenbach, Marvin Martiny
Living Lab (1.34)
Open session
Open space
Internet Memes as Argument Prompts
Aykut Guler
Theoretical Linguistics Other
14:30
Meeting STReNeL
Onur Özsoy, Leonie Regina Twente
Living Lab (1.34)
15:00
Meeting ILLSA
Victor Zimmermann, Aaricia Herygers
Living Lab (1.34)
LangSci Press
LangSci Press
Schuurman (1.22)
15:20
Underlined
Underlined
Schuurman (1.22)
15:40
Dutch Language Institute
Dutch Language Institute
Schuurman (1.22)
20:00
Pub Crawl
Break Other

May 28, 2022

07:30
Breakfast @ accommodation
Break Other
09:30
“Don’t speak Latin in front of the books!”: An exploration into the linguistic influences on the creation of magic systems in fiction
Beatrix Livesey-Stephens
Diverse Decartes (2.36)
Not gonna lie - An investigation into constructional change
Nicole Marie Benker
Diverse Eisenga (2.32)
Spraakherkenning, wa is da? - Bias in Flemish Speech Recognition
Aaricia Herygers
Computational Linguistics Living Lab (1.34)
10:00
#GermanisTikTok
Clemens Brill (CleBriClips)
Sociolinguistics Decartes (2.36)
Semantic Differentiation of Old Irish Terms for Bodies of Water
Rebecca Madlener
Diverse Eisenga (2.32)
Information structure in speech synthesis
Judith Baumann
Computational Linguistics Living Lab (1.34)
11:00
BuFaTa
Decartes (2.36)
14:00
"We were able to communicate after all.”
Anna Cijevschi
Applied Linguistics Decartes (2.36)
Language and attachment in mother-child interactions: Relations between related talk and attachment
Laura Patrizzi
Neuro- and Psycholinguistics Eisenga (2.32)
Existential Generics and Information Structure
Zack (Zhengjie) Situ
Theoretical Linguistics Living Lab (1.34)
14:30
Multilingualism in Crisis Communication
Ruiqi Wang
Sociolinguistics Decartes (2.36)
Evidence in Support of a Cognitive Bias for Cross-Category Harmony between the Verb Phrase and the Adpositional Phrase in the Absence of Surface-Level Patterns
Cliodhna Hughes, Simon Kirby, Jennifer Culbertson
Neuro- and Psycholinguistics Eisenga (2.32)
Investigating the semantics of tense-aspect markers in Jula
Jeanne Lecavelier, Irina Stroescu
Theoretical Linguistics Living Lab (1.34)
15:00
Die Auswirkungen des Krieges auf die Sprache: Lehnwörter im Englischen
Lin Lu
Sociolinguistics Decartes (2.36)
Does contrast affect the use of the personal pronoun er and the pronominal demonstratives der and dieser in German?
Robert Voigt
Neuro- and Psycholinguistics Eisenga (2.32)
Metapragmatische Marker als Konfiguratoren mentaler Räume
Oliver Spiess
Theoretical Linguistics Living Lab (1.34)
16:00
Argumentative Muster von jungen CoVid-Skeptiker*innen und -Leugner*innen in Österreich.
Susanne Schmalwieser
Applied Linguistics Decartes (2.36)
A Typological Survey of Breaking Events
Ling Jiang
Typology and Variational Linguistics Eisenga (2.32)
Pragmatic Markers in Direct Messaging
Hannah Köth
Applied Linguistics Eisenga (2.32)
Phonetic Convergence in German non-native speech
Stefania Pikus
Phonetics and Phonology Living Lab (1.34)
16:30
Closing Plenary
Aaricia Herygers, Annika Schiefner, Janay Monen
Auditorium (1.12)
20:00
Fries Straatfestival
Break Other

May 29, 2022

10:00
Brunch @ Lazy Lemon
Break Other
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