Jason Bishop is off to Stanford today to give an invited talk: “Individual differences in the perception and processing of prosody” at the Hearing Seminar, Center for Computer Research in…
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The Department of LinguisticsJason Bishop is off to Stanford today to give an invited talk: “Individual differences in the perception and processing of prosody” at the Hearing Seminar, Center for Computer Research in…
Read MoreVisiting student Tristan Thommen and alumnus Vincent Homer gave a talk recently at 14th Szklarska Poreba Workshop in Poland. Their talk was entitled: “Remarks on a Language with no Overt…
Read MoreLaura McPherson and Sadie Martin will be giving talks at the upcoming Georgetown University Round Table / 44th Annual Conference on African Linguistics. Laura’s talk is entitled: “Tonal competition in…
Read MoreJos Tellings will be presenting at BLS 39 at Berkeley this coming weekend. His talk is entitled: “Clitics and voicing in Dutch.” His abstract is as follows: Abstract: In Dutch,…
Read MoreWCCFL 31 is being held at Arizona State University this weekend. UCLA linguists will be giving a number of talks there: Craig Sailor and Gary Thoms (U. Edinburgh). On the…
Read MoreBruce Hayes and Jamie White’s paper, “Phonological naturalness and phonotactic learning,” has appeared in the most recent issue of Linguistic Inquiry! Congrats!
Read MoreMeaghan Fowlie was recently in the Netherlands where she presented a poster entitled “Minimalist Grammars with Adjunction” at the 23rd meeting of Computational Linguistics In the Netherlands (CLIN 23) at…
Read MoreMarc Garellek, Patricia Keating, Christina Esposito (PhD 2006; now at Macalester College) & Jody Kreiman (UCLA Head/Neck Surgery) have a paper published in the most recent issue of the Journal…
Read MoreTo access the department’s seminar and colloquium schedule please follow the link Talk/Events above. These events will no longer be posted on this blog.
Read MoreJeffrey Lidz (Maryland) will give a colloquium talk this Friday in Public Affairs 2270, at 11 a.m. As always, a social hour will follow at 1 pm in Campbell 2122….
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