Meaghan Fowlie gave a talk in early January at the International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics (Special session on Mathematical theories of natural language processing). The symposium took place…
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The Department of LinguisticsMeaghan Fowlie gave a talk in early January at the International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics (Special session on Mathematical theories of natural language processing). The symposium took place…
Read MoreJos Tellings is due to present at BLS 40 this weekend. His talk is entitled, ”Only’ and focus in Imbabura Quichua’, and is part of the special session on semantic…
Read MoreLaura McPherson has accepted a tenure-track position at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, starting in the Fall. Congratulations Laura!
Read MoreModified repost from the the Department’s news page: Professor Sun-Ah Jun has cemented her reputation as one of the world’s leading intonation experts with her massive (600 page) edited volume…
Read MoreThe recent LSA meeting was a great chance for UCLA linguists, both present and former, to catch up. Thanks to Pat Keating for organizing the party!
Read MoreCraig Sailor is finishing shortly and will be off to a postdoctoral scholar appointment at the University of Groningen, in the Netherlands. Craig will be working with Mark de Vries…
Read MoreA number of UCLA linguists traded the sunny weather of LA for the freezing temperatures of Minneapolis to present at the annual meeting of the LSA. Byron Ahn & Craig…
Read MoreNatasha Korotkova recently gave a talk in the Language seminar series at Institut Jean Nicod, Paris. Her talk was entitled: Evidential shift, done by monsters.
Read MoreCongratulations to four newly published authors in our department! Professors Hilda Koopman, Dominique Sportiche, and Edward Stabler have published their long-awaited syntactic theory textbook An Introduction to Syntactic Analysis and…
Read MoreNatasha Korotkova recently presented at UIL OTS at Utrecht University. Her talk is entitled: How to embed evidentials.
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