TCD Linguistics Research Seminars

Join us for our final seminar of term (below), tomorrow at 4pm in the Long Room Hub! To subscribe to our mailing list, visit: listserv.heanet.ie/cgi-bin/wa?SUB…

@phonetic_antoin @Lorna_Carson We hope to see you there! 🙂

Join us tomorrow (5 April) in the Banking Hall (Foster Place) at 4pm for our penultimate seminar of the term, given by our Head of School, Prof. @Lorna_Carson: 'The Role of Applied Linguistics in a Changing World'. To subscribe to our email list, visit: listserv.heanet.ie/cgi-bin/wa?SUB…

Join us today at 4pm in the Banking Hall (Foster Place) for this week's seminar 'Communication disabilities and conversational success: Relevance-based pragmatic universals to support interaction', given by @CarolineJagoe ! For email subscription, visit: tinyurl.com/75967sd8

Join us tomorrow (22 March) at 4pm in Arts Block 4073 (not the Banking Hall!) for this week's seminar by CRLAO-CNRS's Nathaniel Sims: 'A roadmap to reconstructing proto-Rma'. To join our mailing list, visit: listserv.heanet.ie/cgi-bin/wa?SUB…

Insightful presentation about syntactic innovations (grammaticalised particles “gonnae & wantae”) in certain varieties of Scots (Sailor & Thoms) @tcddublin

Don't forget to join us at 4pm tomorrow (15 March) in the Banking Hall (Foster Place) for this week's seminar 'From restructuring verbs to exhortative particles: a Scots case study', given by Craig Sailor. Subscribe to our mailing list here: listserv.heanet.ie/cgi-bin/wa?SUB…

Join us tomorrow (Wed. 1/3) in the Banking Hall (Foster Place) at 4pm for this week's Linguistic Research Seminar, by UCD's Paolo Acquaviva: 'Concepts and lexical knowledge: What's special about thinking through words'. Register for our mailing list at: listserv.heanet.ie/cgi-bin/wa?SUB…

Repetition in dialogue can potentially give signals that suggest conversation isn't flowing as well as previously assumed, according to Dr Vogel. He gives online meetings as an example. #AI

Dr Carl Vogel's talk will focus on repetition and mutual understanding in dialogue

Familiarity with a task leads to a higher degree of success when communicating, according to Dr Vogel #AI

These methodologies for linguistic representation can be used on any dialogue, including Shakespeare's play scripts, according to Dr Carl Vogel #AI

Dr Carl Vogel discusses that repetition is usually required but not necessarily sufficient to ensure successful communication. #AI

Looking forward to watching Dr Carl Vogel's lecture starting in ten minutes! ⏰

Don't forget to join us at 4pm today in the Galbraith Room of the @TLRHub or on Zoom (link provided by email) for a *hybrid* seminar by Dr Carl Vogel: 'Computational Methods of Analyzing Dialogue'.

Join us at 4pm today in the Banking Hall (Foster Place) for this week's seminar 'Parents of deaf children in Ireland. Languages and identities in transformation.' by PhD candidate @IsMiseCOB. To receive weekly emails, register for our mailing list here: listserv.heanet.ie/cgi-bin/wa?SUB…

Join us for today's seminar on computational semantics 'BS and Finite Automata', given by Tim Fernando of the School of Computer Science & Statistics. This will take place in the Banking Hall on Foster Place at 4pm. Bígí linn!

Join us tomorrow in Banking Hall (Foster Place) for our first seminar of the new term, given by PhD student Zihan Wang: 'The Perceptual Effect of Aliasing Distortion in Voice Source Modelling', which will begin at 4pm. Subscribe to our email list here: listserv.heanet.ie/cgi-bin/wa?SUB…

Don’t miss our last Linguistics Research Seminar of the term, given by PhD candidate Shihua Li on ‘Finding Tujia’s Place in Tibeto-Burman’ - tomorrow at 12.30 in @TLRHub 's Neill Lecture Theatre.

Join us tomorrow for our penultimate seminar of the term, given by postdoctoral researcher Yunfan Lai: 'On the origins of Tangut long vowels'. As in previous weeks, the talk begins at 12.30 in the Neill Lecture Theatre of @TLRHub. Bígí linn! tcd.ie/trinitylongroo… @tcdslscs