Hannah Haynie

Language diversity and change. Ponies.

[Hedvig @Laserhedvig]

Grambank v1.0 is out. We are still coding more languages & revising coding. If you find something odd in version 1.0, get in touch via paths in link. We will be avoiding using Facebook, twitter and other social media platforms for discussions about coding
https://t.co/HUFGFqwlS9

[CU Boulder Linguistics @CuLinguistics]

We're excited to welcome Dr. Joan Bybee to #CULinguistics this Wed. 4/19! Details of her talk including the Zoom link can be found here: https://t.co/5bxDNXnT2z

#cuboulder #linguistics #beboulder #linguisticsbuffs

[Hannah Haynie @H4NN4H_H]

@blasi_lang @Laserhedvig Hear, hear! Hurrah for @Laserhedvig! And a big thanks to all of our #Grambank colleagues for their incredible efforts on this project.

[Hannah Haynie @H4NN4H_H]

Happy #Grambank Day!

With today's publication in @ScienceAdvances, the large research team I've had the honor of working with is happy to announce the public release of the #Grambank typological database.

Paper: https://t.co/l3kpAi3ZKf

Dataset: https://t.co/R6vmJUyZhP

[MPI-EVA Leipzig @MPI_EVA_Leipzig]

New database #Grambank documents patterns of grammatical variation in over 2400 of the world’s #languages & shows their diversity. This project was initiated by the Dept. of Linguistic & Cultural Evolution @MPI_EVA_Leipzig. See: https://t.co/AY1G6qQXGk & https://t.co/7YwxhzKb6F

[Hannah Haynie @H4NN4H_H]

https://t.co/V5h2zznVyC #SpaceGhostTrain Happy Halloween! This was a fun little mystery featuring friends. My money is on the podcaster -- did I hear two "hearse" puns? Art courier seems to be in the clear, in any case, or at least confused about poisons...

[Hannah Haynie @H4NN4H_H]

@Laserhedvig @stephenfmann Congratulations, you two!

[Hannah Haynie @H4NN4H_H]

@CuLinguistics has a tenure-track faculty position open. We are looking for a specialist in Native American/Indigenous languages of North America, and especially welcome applications from scholars engaged in community-based research. See the full ad at: https://t.co/cLe4clTZ0Z

[Hannah Haynie @H4NN4H_H]

New paper from our group highlights how ecology has impacted the adoption of agriculture in human cultures, both through the historical processes through which cultivars spread and through the suitability of a society's local ecological conditions for agriculture.

[Biocultural Research @bioculturalCSU]

New paper: "Cultural transmission and ecological opportunity jointly shaped global patterns of reliance on agriculture" https://t.co/u4kMvnnfwK @Bruno__Vilela @ty_tuff @PHKavanagh @H4NN4H_H @MPI_SHH @csu_hdnr

[Hannah Haynie @H4NN4H_H]

Postdoc opening in computer science/bioinformatics with a wonderful research group in Turku, Finland who use linguistic, cultural, genetic, and environmental information to study Uralic (pre)history. https://t.co/4lmqnAtdTM

[Hannah Haynie @H4NN4H_H]

@Laserhedvig I'm sure a rallying cry of "we need tidier map symbology" will inspire everyone at ICHL to get right on that! 😆

[Hannah Haynie @H4NN4H_H]

@bioculturalCSU @Indiginerd @csu_hdnr Congratulations, Dominique! Your presentation was inspiring!

[Hannah Haynie @H4NN4H_H]

Happy to share that I'll be joining the faculty of the CU Boulder Linguistics Dept. in the fall! As a 5th generation Coloradoan, 3rd generation CU Buff, and UC Berkeley alumna, it gives me great pride to join this wonderful group of linguists and the CU community more generally.

[CU Boulder Linguistics @CuLinguistics]

The percentage of Berkeley PhDs on CU LING faculty is about to tick up. We are beyond happy that Dr Hannah Haynie, a 3rd gen Coloradan, is joining our faculty as an assistant professor of typology and morphology in the fall. UCB PhDs: 25%. UC PhDs: 50%. #GoBears

[Royal Society Publishing @RSocPublishing]

What drives the geographical patterns of language diversity? This study in #ProcB investigates in North America: https://t.co/vDGJhwE4Db
@MarcoTPCoelho @tf_rangel @SimonJGreenhill @elisabarretop

[Hannah Haynie @H4NN4H_H]

Received a tenure-track job offer letter on April Fools' Day and briefly considered the possibility that instead of having landed a dream job, I might be the victim of the world's most elaborate April 1st prank.