Erich Round

Phonologist, morphologist & modeller of diversity in language and language change.

[Timo Roettger @TimoRoettger]

👩‍🎓👨‍🎓Fully funded PhD position available to come work with me at @UniOslo using iterative learning experiments to understand the evolution of sound symbolism.

🔴Deadline is 12. Jan '24
⏲️Desired starting date is Mar/April '24

https://t.co/MDLa3RtOQn

[John Mansfield @johnbasil]

"Disentangling contact and inheritance in lexical semantics"
📣LAST CALL for abstracts for this workshop, proposed for SLE 2025 ...in Bordeaux!🍷
https://t.co/T0JVyFAS46

[Gašper Beguš @begusgasper]

Exciting news for Phonology! AMP is happening at Berkeley next year and will feature a special session on:

Deep Phonology: Doing phonology with deep learning

Stay tuned for more!

[Erich Round @ErichRound]

Huge congratulations!! €9.8M over 6 years for an incredibly exciting project

[Surrey Morphology @SurreySMG]

🎉ERC Synergy Grant🎉 awarded to Matthew Baerman (SMG, Surrey), Bert Remijsen (Edinburgh), Lameen Souag (CNRS): NILOMORPH The evolution of suprasegmental morphology in West Nilotic - Aiming to explain the origin of one of the world’s most amazing linguistic systems @ERC_Research

[Surrey Morphology @SurreySMG]

🎉ERC Synergy Grant🎉 awarded to Matthew Baerman (SMG, Surrey), Bert Remijsen (Edinburgh), Lameen Souag (CNRS): NILOMORPH The evolution of suprasegmental morphology in West Nilotic - Aiming to explain the origin of one of the world’s most amazing linguistic systems @ERC_Research

[Surrey Morphology @SurreySMG]

Join us on Wednesday 6th November for the next Surrey Linguistics Circle talk. We will hear from Borja Herce Calleja at 14:00 UK time. 'Sound change meets paradigm structure: overabundance in Central Pame prefixes’ https://t.co/pMSVF2kGTv

[Erich Round @ErichRound]

📢AI Postdoctoral Research Fellows - Princeton Language and Intelligence:

[Griffiths Computational Cognitive Science Lab @cocosci_lab]

The new Princeton AI Lab has positions for AI Postdoctoral Research Fellows for three research initiatives: AI for Accelerating Invention, Natural and Artificial Minds, and Princeton Language and Intelligence. More information here: https://t.co/6VrlIuFDzD

[Surrey Morphology @SurreySMG]

Join us tomorrow for our Surrey Linguistics Circle talk on 16 October at 14:00 BST ‘The Mordvin ablative case: synchronic and diachronic perspectives’ - Mariann Bernhardt https://t.co/pMSVF2kGTv

[Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia @AcadSocSci]

Congrats to Academy Fellow Professor @FelicityMeakins and co-authors on being awarded the Prime Minister's Literary Award in the Children's Book category for their book 'Tamarra: A story of termites on Gurindji Country' 🎉 @creative_gov_au #socialsciences https://t.co/w8Z3WGR6iN

[Sean Ulm @SeanUlm]

Bereline Loogatha from MIArt and I talk about the extraordinary stone-walled intertidal fishtraps of the Wellesley Island Region on @ABCaustralia Radio National PM program.

https://t.co/SERJfoPNJj

[Dan Jurafsky @jurafsky]

Stanford Linguistics is hiring!!! We have an open area, open rank faculty position! Apply here: https://t.co/FTqUOWsXks

[Martin Haspelmath @haspelmath]

Congratulations to Glossa on its 1000th article!

[George Wⓐlkden @gwalkden]

2-year funded postdoc positions in Konstanz! Linguists who are interested are welcome to ask me for more information.

[Melanie Mitchell @MelMitchell1]

Looking for a postdoc position? Come work with us at the Santa Fe Institute. ⬇️⬇️

[SFB 1102 @1102Sfb]

Don't forget to submit your abstract to the 2nd edition of the conference on "Rational Approaches in Language Science" (RAILS)! Submission deadline is 16th September! ⏰
More information: https://t.co/eUBxVqS4Dx
For inquiries, please send an email to [email protected]

[Michael C. Frank @mcxfrank]

Announcing the launch of the Open Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science: https://t.co/5OogaxRymH! OECS is a freely-available, growing collection of peer-reviewed articles introducing key topics in cogsci to a broad audience of students and scholars.

[Thomas Pellard @ThomasPellard]

Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of pitch-accent systems based on accentual class merger: a new method applied to Japanese dialects https://t.co/PYhrVvpi35

[Yohan @yohaniddawela]

The most important geospatial concept?

Spatial Autocorrelation.

It can make the difference between spurious and accurate results.

Here’s what you need to know about it:

[Oxford Linguistics @oxfordlinguists]

Applications are invited for a one-year Departmental Lecturer in Phonology and Language Processing (the successful applicant's main skills may be in Phonology or in Language Processing): https://t.co/RN1sLGmQvK

[Richard Futrell @rljfutrell]

Want to use computational tools to figure out how human language works? But not ready for a PhD? UC Irvine's new post-bacc program in computational language science bridges the gap. Fall 2024 applications now open! https://t.co/dP1QpeSiOJ