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Henrik Wergelands hus (kart)
Niels Henrik Abels vei 36
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Tid og sted:
24. okt. 2019 12:15–14:00,
MultiLing meeting room, HW 421
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Séverine Wozniak, Assistant Professor at the University of Grenoble Alpes, will give a talk on English for Specific Purposes in different professional domains.
NB! Our "Wednesday" seminar will be held on Thursday, October 24.
This international round-table brings together top women leaders.
Prof. Marilyn Martin-Jones (MOSAIC Group for Research on Multilingualism, University of Birmingham, UK) will give a talk on research of a sociolinguistic and ethnographic nature on language, migration and identity, that she has been conducting with Estêvão Cabral, in the UK, since 2014.
Tid og sted:
5. nov. 2019 12:00–7. nov. 2019 12:00,
MultiLing meeting room, HW 421
This workshop will be given by the BrainProducts training team and will focus on the BrainVision Analyzer software that MultiLing's Socio-Cognitive Laboratory has purchased together with the EEG system.
Elisabet García González (MultiLing) will give a talk on the results of her MA thesis, which is part of a larger project investigating different age groups of heritage speakers of Spanish in The Netherlands, as well as age-matched monolinguals.
René Kager, Professor of Phonology and Language Acquisition at Utrecht University, will give a talk on early perception of lexical tones.
The NGL conference series (previously also known as ICNGL) provides an open forum for linguistic research in order to facilitate the exchange of ideas on Nordic (including Germanic, Finnic, Saamic and Greenlandic) and other languages, including multilingualism. Its main goals are to create and strengthen connections between researchers working on different languages, with different methodological and theoretical approaches.
Tidligere
Tid og sted:
16. okt. 2019 14:15–16:00,
Rom 421, Henrik Wergelands hus
Tid og sted:
10. okt. 2019–12. okt. 2019,
Østfold University College, Halden
The Workshop on Immigrant Languages in the Americas is an annual conference focused on heritage language research.
Tid og sted:
26. sep. 2019 14:15–16:00,
Helga Engs hus, auditorium 3
This year's Einar Haugen Lecture will be held by Nicholas Evans, who has made significant contributions to the study of endangered indigenous languages, especially focusing on the indigenous languages of Australia and New Guinea.
Tid og sted:
18. sep. 2019 13:15–14:30,
Henrik Wergelands hus, room 421
Professor Bonny Norton will give a guest lecture Wednesday, September 18. The lecture is titled "Identity, Investment, and Digital Storytelling for a Multilingual Future" and is open to everyone.
Tid og sted:
11. sep. 2019 14:45–16:00,
MultiLing Meeting Room 421
Kristina Belancic, a PhD student at the Department of Language Studies and Vaartoe at the University of Umeå, will give a talk on Sámi language education in Sápmi.
Tid og sted:
11. sep. 2019 13:15–14:30,
MultiLing Meeting Room 421
Rafał Jończyk, Assistant Professor in the Department of English Pragmatics at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań (Poland), will give a talk on emotions and the bilingual brain.
Tid og sted:
4. sep. 2019 15:15–16:00,
MultiLing Meeting Room 421
David Britain, a professor and chair of Modern English Linguistics at the University of Bern, Switzerland, will give a talk on -t/d deletion in Palauan English (with Kazuko Matsumoto, the University of Tokyo).
Tid og sted:
4. sep. 2019 14:15–15:15,
Henrik Wergelands Hus MultiLing Meeting Room 421
Karl Swinehart, (PhD) Assistant Professor at the University of Louisville, will give a talk on the role of music in processes of Indigenous language revitalization in highland Bolivia.
Tid og sted:
23. aug. 2019 13:15–14:30,
Eilert Sunds hus, Aud 5
Professor Lambert-Felix Prudent will give a guest lecture Friday, August 23. The lecture is titled "Mirage and paradoxes of creolization in the French Antilles".
Tid og sted:
12. aug. 2019–16. aug. 2019,
Tromsø, Norway
This year's Summer School is titled Revitalisation and reclamation of Indigenous and minoritised languages. It is a collaboration between MultiLing and UiT The Arctic University of Norway.
Tid og sted:
17. juni 2019 14:15–19. juni 2019 17:00,
12th floor, Niels Treschows hus
An international three-day workshop with the aim of reflecting on the use of pictures in a language-based discipline. This workshop is part of MultiLing’s Colloquium B, “Engaging innovative methodologies in studying multilingualism across the lifespan”.
Tid og sted:
11. juni 2019 14:15–16:00,
Henrik Wergelands hus, room 421
Professor Christian Licoppe (Department of Social Science at Telecom ParisTech), professor Jan Svennevig (MultiLing) and PhD student Jessica P B Hansen (MultiLing) will give presentations on the topic of interpreting and turn-taking in multilingual interaction. The seminar is open for everyone.
Tid og sted:
6. juni 2019 15:15–16:30,
Henrik Wergelands Hus, MultiLing Meeting Room 421
Nazuki Kobayashi from the Department of Foreign Languages at the University of Bergen, Norway, will give a talk on communication styles in Norwegian and Japanese
Tid og sted:
5. juni 2019 14:30–16:00,
Henrik Wergelands Hus, MultiLing Meeting Room 421
Sébastien Lucas (MA), from Laboratoire Dynamique du Langage in Situ, University of Rouen, Normandy, France and affiliated to MultiLing, will give a talk on the link between cross-linguistic influence in bilingualism between French and Norwegian, metasyntactic awareness, and family language ideology and practices.
Tid og sted:
15. mai 2019 14:15–15:30,
Henrik Wergelands Hus, MultiLing Meeting Room 421
Ritu Jain (PhD), lecturer from the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, will give a talk on the unexpected outcomes of institutional support for the immigrant minority languages among the Indian community in Singapore.
Tid og sted:
7. mai 2019–9. mai 2019,
Room 231, Helga Engs Hus
PhD course organized by MultiLing and the research group Studies of Instruction across Subjects and Competences (SISCO) at the Faculty of Educational Sciences.
Tid og sted:
29. apr. 2019–30. apr. 2019,
Professorboligen, Karl Johans gate 47
The purpose of the round-table is to bring together sociolinguists, classicists and historians who study multilingualism in antiquity and medieval times (Day 1) and in imperial, colonial and postcolonial times (Day 2) and to engage in a dialog about continuities and discontinuities in multilingual practices shaped by conquests, migrations and globalizations.
Tid og sted:
10. apr. 2019 14:15–16:00,
Henrik Wergelands Hus, MultiLing Meeting Room 421
Elizabeth Miller, Associate Professor from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, will give a talk on agency and language learning.