Referential Expressions in Discourse (RED)
Online-Workshop "Prominent Inferences"
Cologne Center of Language Sciences (CCLS)
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Deep Learning for Language Analysis
Virtual summer school | Aug 31 – Sep 4, 2020
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Abralin ao Vivo – Linguists Online
Daily schedule of lectures and panel session with distinguished linguists from all over the world and from all subdisciplines. Most of the lectures and discussions will be in English. These activities will be broadcast online: abral.in/aovivo. Broadcasts are freely available for later access.
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Lunch & Linguistics
Cologne Center of Language Sciences (CCLS)
The Cologne Center of Language Sciences (CCLS) is a joint research centre at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Cologne, established in collaboration of all institutes working in the field of linguistics or language-related studies, including the philologies. Our mission is to enhance and facilitate the communication and collaboration of linguists from all domains. With more than 230 members, the CCLS is one of the largest research centres at the University of Cologne and plays a major role in administrational issues concerning the language sciences.
In different settings, we are gathering our members in order to increase cooperation among them and to provide them with possibilities and support for the elaboration of new ideas and projects.
The CCLS especially supports students and junior researchers and assists all linguists in practical matters. No matter if you need an expert on a specific topic or some information about the administrational procedures in Cologne related with your linguistic research, we are always glad to help.
The main aim of our centre is to strengthen the interdisciplinarity within our field and to make room for the implementation of new methods and ideas, in academic teaching and research.
Aktuelles
International Workshop "Prominent Inferences"
September 17-18, 2020
The International Workshop Prominent Inferences takes place online via Zoom, September 17-18 2020, in the framework of the series Workshops on Referential Expressions in Discourse (RED). It is organized by Jet Hoek (University of Cologne) and Klaus von Heusinger (University of Cologne).
Deep Learning for Language Analysis
Virtual summer school | Aug 31 – Sep 4, 2020
The summer school addresses students and doctoral candidates from Linguistics and Digital Humanities, as well as other fields that are involved with the application of machine learning techniques. Participants can choose between two alternative tracks:
- Deep Learning with Audio & Speech Data, given by Joscha Rieber (Fraunhofer IAIS)
- Text Analysis with Deep Learning, given by Nils Reiter (UoC)
Adverbialsätze als nicht-kanonische Adjunkte
Was Nebensätze über Sprachentwicklung verraten
Dr. Łukasz Jędrzejowski vom Institut für deutsche Sprache und Literatur I der Universität zu Köln untersucht die Rolle von Nebensätzen in der deutschen Sprachgeschichte und leitet deren Relevanz für den Bildungsbereich ab. Auch für die Entwicklung automatischer Sprachverarbeitung und Übersetzungsprogramme sind die Forschungsergebnisse wichtig. Gefördert wird dieses Projekt von der Daimler und Benz Stiftung.
Lesen Sie hier die Presseinformation.
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Archive
Sociolinguistic Cocktail Lecture Series
The Sociolinguistic Cocktail Lecture Series regularly brings prominent speakers to our region to discuss up-to-date issues on the topic of language, society, and multilingualism.
Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Prize
Uta Reinöhl is among the recipients of the Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Prize 2019, the most important award for early career researchers in Germany. The prizewinners will be awarded with the €20,000 prize on 28 May in Berlin.
Junior researcher grants
The CCLS and the SFB1252 Prominence in Language will continue funding projects of young researchers in 2019. Travel plans, workshops and other projects are supported.
Highlights 2019
Vielfaltslinguistik III - Köln
In the tradition of the previous conferences in Leipzig (2016) and Berlin (2017), the Department of Linguistics organizes the "3. Vielfaltslinguistik" conference in Cologne, March 28-29, 2019.
StuTS 2019
Cologne-based students of language sciences organize the student conference "65. Studentische Tagung Sprachwissenschaften" from May 23-26, 2019. The CCLS supports the initiative.
Research in Cologne
Vorgestellt: Sociolinguistic Lab
The Sociolinguistic Lab is one of the three linguistic labs at our university and the only one of its kind in Germany.
XPrag.de
Since 2014 the priority programme 1727 XPrag.de - New pragmatic evidence based on experimential evidence is working on new experimentally-based pragmatic theories.
CRC 1252 Prominence in Language
More than 60 members are currently affiliated to CRC programme 1252 Prominence in Language (DFG).