Forsknings­arrangementer

Kandidaten presenterer sin masteroppgave:

Digital kompetanse og personvern i et risikosamfunn: En kvalitativ studie av læreres digitale kompetanse for å ivareta elevers personvern, ved bruk av Microsoft Teams

Peter Petré has an ERC Starting Grant in linguistics, for a project called Mind-Bending Grammars, which investigates how grammars change in individuals in the course of a lifespan. The data come from the minds of dead people: The project has compiled a 90-million-word corpus of the most productive writers born in 17th-century England.

Fredagsseminar med studenter og ansatte fra Faggruppe for arkeologi ved IAKH, UiO

Absorption is a mental feature characterizing our ability to be present to ourselves, to others and to the world around us. Its precise nature, however, is under-explored. On the one hand, it has properties of effortful concentration and on the other hand, effortless flow.

This international workshop will bring together music scholars, philosophers, and psychopathologists to better understand this human feature.

You are cordially invited to three master classes on the forms and functions of punctuation in Late Middle English and Early Modern English. The classes will present three very different perspectives on punctuation, which remains an understudied area. The classes will be relevant to anyone working on historical texts, also non-English ones, not only for the theoretical perspectives on whether punctuation is prosodic or syntactic, but also because editors (and corpus compilers) have a long history of suppressing what punctuation marks are present in the historical source materials themselves.

The event is in part financed by LingPhil, in part by ILOS, which funding is gratefully acknowledged.

Absorption is a mental feature characterizing our ability to be present to ourselves, to others and to the world around us. Its precise nature, however, is under-explored. On the one hand, it has properties of effortful concentration and on the other hand, effortless flow.

This international workshop will bring together music scholars, philosophers, and psychopathologists to better understand this human feature.

You are cordially invited to three master classes on the forms and functions of punctuation in Late Middle English and Early Modern English. The classes will present three very different perspectives on punctuation, which remains an understudied area. The classes will be relevant to anyone working on historical texts, also non-English ones, not only for the theoretical perspectives on whether punctuation is prosodic or syntactic, but also because editors (and corpus compilers) have a long history of suppressing what punctuation marks are present in the historical source materials themselves.

The event is in part financed by LingPhil, in part by ILOS, which funding is gratefully acknowledged.

RITMO is organizing an international EEG workshop at UC Berkeley in collaboration with the Knight laboratory at Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute and Department of Psychology.