From susanne.reiterer at univie.ac.at  Tue Dec  2 23:33:11 2025
From: susanne.reiterer at univie.ac.at (Susanne Reiterer)
Date: Tue, 02 Dec 2025 23:33:11 +0100
Subject: [PLing] Invitation Xmas Lecture on 17.12. by Christine Mooshammer -
 Beauty of Constructed Languages
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Dear list members,

We wanted to announce the following talk: BEAUTY LIES IN THE EAR OF THE 
BEHOLDER. PHONAESTHETICS OF CONSTRUCTED LANGUAGES IN A MULTILINGUAL 
PERSPECTIVE -

talk by Prof. Christine Mooshammer*, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, 
Institut für deutsche Sprache und Linguistik (* work performed together 
with: with Henrik Hornecker (Berlin), Dominique Bobeck (Leipzig), Qiang 
Zia (Stockholm), Alexander Kilpatrick (Aizu), Christoph Draxler 
(München))

We warmly invite you to participate and enjoy a complimentary cup of 
Punsch during / at the occasion of / after the Christmas Lecture
no registration required

Time: Wed, 17.12. - at 16:45  Place: HS1, Linguistics Department, 
Sensengasse 3a, 1090, 1st floor.

https://wsg.univie.ac.at/
susanne.reiterer at univie.ac.at

With thanks and best wishes,

We are also looking for participants for short amusing language 
experiments - more info here: https://linktr.ee/phonaesthetics

-- 
check this out: https://linktr.ee/phonaesthetics

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Susanne Maria Reiterer
University of Vienna, Department of Linguistics,
Sensengasse 3A, 1090-Vienna, Austria, EU
Tel.: 0043-1-4277-44184
Susanne.Reiterer at univie.ac.at;
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From WittenbergE at ceu.edu  Thu Dec  4 14:22:55 2025
From: WittenbergE at ceu.edu (Eva Wittenberg)
Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2025 13:22:55 +0000
Subject: [PLing] Open-field postdoc position on Belief Formation at CEU
 Vienna
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Dear Colleagues,


The Department of Cognitive Science and the Department of Economics at Central European University invites applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher position for the duration of two years targeting the formation, revision and spread of beliefs and misbeliefs. The position is independent of, but topic-wise related to the Special Research Area (SFB) FWF interdisciplinary project on “Why do coherent belief systems tolerate incoherence? Belief update failures in society” and the Center for Belief Updating and Debiasing -DE-BIAS-at CEU.



The successful candidate will work closely with different members of the SFB project and the DE-BIAS Center, and importantly, will develop a novel research project central to the candidate’s interests that is linked to the main questions of the project, but it is not predefined and will be complementary to the research conducted within the framework of the project. The candidate will perform theoretical and experimental work targeting the formation and spread of beliefs and misbeliefs guided by an interdisciplinary perspective primarily focusing on cognitive and economic aspects, and may also include other related perspectives. The candidate will be supervised by members of the SFB project, develop collaborative projects with different members of the De-BIAS Center, and will also be encouraged to establish connections with the Knowledge in Crisis Excellence cluster at CEU. The candidate will also be expected to contribute to developing and teaching a course on the formation, revision and spread of beliefs together with the project PIs.



The Special Research Area FWF project aims to uncover the mechanisms that underpin belief persistence and change, and identify emotional, social, developmental, linguistic and other factors that affect belief revision, and it is a collaboration between economists (Adam Szeidl, Marc Kaufmann) and cognitive scientists (Eva Wittenberg, Natalie Sebanz, Agnes Melinda Kovacs) at CEU and WU (Susann Fiedler).



The DE-BIAS Center at CEU fosters interdisciplinary research on belief update and update failures, both in the individual and in society, that is informed and tested by empirical evidence on the mechanisms of the human mind. The Center aims to integrate approaches from other social sciences and humanities, such as data science and philosophy.


Duties and Responsibilities


Develop an original research project targeting the formation, revision and spread of beliefs and misbeliefs in collaboration with the PIs of the SFB project guided by an interdisciplinary perspective primarily focusing on cognitive and economic aspects

  *   Design and perform experiments, analyze data, and disseminate findings through publications and conference presentations
  *   Develop collaborations with different members of the DE-Bias Center, as well as connections with the Knowledge in Crisis Excellence cluster at CEU
  *   Contribute to developing and teaching a course on the formation, revision and spread of beliefs together with the center PIs
  *   Possibly contribute to the preparation of a related grant submission
  *   Engage in dissemination activities towards the general public



Qualifications



Completed or are close to obtaining a PhD in cognitive science, economics, or a related field.

  *   Expertise and research background relevant for the topic of belief formation and update is an advantage
  *    Evidence of the capacity to perform high quality research
  *   Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively
  *   Effective written and verbal communication skills and time management skills

What CEU Offers



We offer a competitive yearly gross salary of 69,062 EUR, including a pension plan and monthly Edenred meal vouchers. To read more about our benefits, visit our Employee Benefits page<https://careers.ceu.edu/content/Employee-Benefits/> on our website

  *   You will be based at the research-intensive Central European University in Vienna, and benefit from participation in a vibrant academic environment
  *   CEU enrolls more than 1,400 students from over 100 countries and the language of instruction is English. The teaching staff consists of resident faculty from over 50 countries and prominent visiting scholars from around the world
  *   Inspiring working atmosphere as part of an international academic team in a healthy and fair working environment
  *   You will work in a modern campus, easily accessible by public transportation, in Vienna which is one of the most livable cities in the world

How to Apply



To apply, please submit

  *   a CV,
  *   a cover letter (max 1 page),
  *   a research statement (detailing how your previous research and most importantly how your future research plans are related to questions targeting the formation, revision and spread of beliefs and misbeliefs -maximum 3 pages) and
  *   the contact details of 2 references on our application portal.



CEU is an equal opportunity employer and values geographical and gender diversity, thus encouraging applications from women and/or other underrepresented groups. Since CEU strives to increase the share of women in professorial positions, given equal qualifications, preference will be given to female applicants. CEU recognizes that personal and family circumstances shape the trajectory of one’s career and working patterns. As such, and in line with CEU’s promotion of Equal Opportunities, we encourage applicants to detail periods of leave, part-time work or other such situations in their applications so that the Search Committee is able to assess an applicant’s academic record fairly in the context of their circumstances. Any declaration of personal and family circumstances is voluntary and will be handled confidentially and only considered in so far as it impacts on the academic career of an applicant.


For more information and to submit your applications, please visit https://careers.ceu.edu/job/Vienna-Post-Doctoral-Researcher-%28fmd%29-1100/1332213655/.



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From jezikcolloquia at gmail.com  Fri Dec  5 10:41:25 2025
From: jezikcolloquia at gmail.com (Jezik&Linguistics Colloquia)
Date: Fri, 5 Dec 2025 10:41:25 +0100
Subject: [PLing] Jezik & Linguistics Colloquia series: Giorgio Piazza
 (December 18 @ 13:00)
Message-ID: <CA+LZQMVxL0Bi+A40zAtChHzpg4ETXak-RUH1FDeny6f9=CXrsw@mail.gmail.com>

Dear all,

The Center for Cognitive Science of Language at the University of Nova
Gorica would like to invite you to our next Jezik & Linguistics Colloquium,
to be held on *Thursday, December 18,* at *13:00 CET*, streaming on Zoom
<https://ungsi.zoom.us/j/69078801802?pwd=adfU10B2NjKlXVKGEOWWAbRdzEGToR.1> (
https://ungsi.zoom.us/j/69078801802?pwd=adfU10B2NjKlXVKGEOWWAbRdzEGToR.1).

Giorgio Piazza (Trinity College, Dublin; University of Padova) will be
presenting a talk titled "*Naturalistic Language Comprehension in
Psycholinguistic Research: Multimodal Cues and Speaker Adaptation in
Continuous Speech*".


*Psycholinguistic research has historically relied on controlled
manipulations. Although these remain essential, everyday communication is
continuous, multimodal, and shaped by who we talk to. In this talk, I argue
for studying language comprehension under more naturalistic conditions and
show what this approach can reveal by presenting two EEG studies.*

*The first study examines how L1 speakers adapt their speech when
addressing L2 listeners and how this adaptation shapes comprehension during
continuous listening. We show that this register boosts cortical encoding
of acoustic, phonological, and semantic information in L2 learners,
demonstrating that listener-directed adaptation has measurable effects
across the processing hierarchy.*

*The second study investigates predictive processing using continuous
audiovisual speech. We show that the brain predicts not only phonemes and
words but also visemes (visual phonemes). These visual predictions enhance
semantic prediction, revealing a predictive system that is inherently
multimodal.*

*Together, these findings highlight the value of naturalistic research and
underscore the importance of studying language comprehension as it occurs
in everyday life.*


We hope to see you there!



Best,

Artem Novozhilov, on behalf of the Center for the Cognitive Science of
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From manova.stela at gmail.com  Mon Dec  8 09:08:10 2025
From: manova.stela at gmail.com (Stela MANOVA)
Date: Mon, 8 Dec 2025 09:08:10 +0100
Subject: [PLing] =?utf-8?q?Registration_Open=3A_Block_1_of_=E2=80=9CLingu?=
 =?utf-8?q?istics_Meets_ChatGPT=E2=80=9D_=28Vienna=2C_March_2026=29?=
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Dear colleagues,

Following the recently posted announcement of the 2026 workshop series “Linguistics Meets ChatGPT: From Prompt to Theory” (https://gaussaiglobal.com/LingTransformer), I would like to inform you that registration for Block 1 (March 23–24, 2026) has now opened: https://gaussaiglobal.com/WS-Block-1.

Participants (onsite or online) are also invited to submit abstracts for 5-minute presentations, and student stipend applications are welcome.

Best regards, 

Stela MANOVA

--
Dr. Stela MANOVA  
Chief Executive Officer (CEO), MANOVA AI
Principal Investigator (PI), Gauss:AI Global 
Registration number 655453b
Sterngasse 3/2/6, 1010 Vienna, Austria
Email: manova at manova-ai.com <mailto:manova at manova-ai.com> 
           manova at gaussaiglobal.com <mailto:manova at gaussaiglobal.com> 
	   manova.stela at gmail.com <mailto:manova.stela at gmail.com> 
Web:  https://www.stelamanova.com <https://www.stelamanova.com/> 
          https://www.manova-ai.com <https://www.manova-ai.com/>
          https://gaussaiglobal.com <https://gaussaiglobal.com/>

Workshop Series (2026) Linguistics Meets ChatGPT: From Prompt to Theory <https://gaussaiglobal.com/LingTransformer/>
Call for Participation and 5-Minute Talks <https://drive.google.com/file/d/12Rjd57lGhk1m1VuB-_RCMTcpCGEhO3ZO/view>
Registration for Block 1 workshops is now open -- visit the Block 1 webpage <https://gaussaiglobal.com/WS-Block-1/> to register! Apply for a student stipend!





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From tamas.andras.halm at univie.ac.at  Tue Dec  9 16:40:24 2025
From: tamas.andras.halm at univie.ac.at (Tamas Andras Halm)
Date: Tue, 09 Dec 2025 16:40:24 +0100
Subject: [PLing] The Vienna Conference on Word Order,
 Headedness and Linearization (WOHL2026)
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Dear Colleagues,

We would like to draw your attention to a conference that we are 
organizing: The Vienna Conference on Word Order, Headedness and 
Linearization (WOHL2026).

This conference (hosted by the Department of Linguistics and organized 
by Professor Kriszta Eszter Szendrői and myself) will bring together 
linguists working on linearization, headedness and word order from 
various perspectives: theoretical, experimental, psychological, 
typological and diachronic. The conference will include a main session 
(July 1 and 2) and a one-day workshop (July 3) dedicated to truncated 
clauses: deficient clauses which, by their very minimality, have the 
potential to offer new empirical evidence bearing on linearization, 
headedness and word order.

We invite you to have a look at the call for papers below and consider 
submitting an abstract (or two):

https://wohl2026.eu/

Also, we would very much appreciate it if you could spread the news of 
this conference to those possibly interested.

With many thanks,

Tamás Halm (for the organizers)


From valerie.wurm at univie.ac.at  Wed Dec 10 19:46:55 2025
From: valerie.wurm at univie.ac.at (Valerie Wurm)
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2025 19:46:55 +0100
Subject: [PLing] Talk by Gabor Brody
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Dear colleagues,

We would like to invite you to our next talk within the Theoretical 
Linguistics Colloquium.

Speaker: Gabor Brody (Yale University)

Date/venue: December 18, 15:00 - 16:30, Sensengasse 3a 1090 Vienna, 
Seminarraum 8

Title: What do descriptions describe?

Abstract: How do children start connecting language to things in the 
world? Some of the first words infants understand are nouns, and it is 
argued that the entities that nouns describe are either (1) object 
representations created by perceptual processes that are indexed in 
space, (2) 'sortal' representations that are indexed based on their kind 
membership, or (3) 'mental files' indexed in relation to knowledge 
states of communicative partners. I will argue that there are issues 
with all of these options. The issue with (1) is that it does not 
empirically account for even infant behavior, (2) might be a category 
error, and (3) fails as a theory of adult state. Instead, I will propose 
that for infants, children, (and adults) nouns describe 'discourse 
referents': entities that are indexed by grammar in relation to the 
common ground. I first explore the role of discourse referents for 
adults, with experimental work on the ‘formal link’ condition for 
pronoun resolution. Then I will present developmental work on two case 
studies -- 'mutual exclusivity' and 'false descriptions' -- that probe 
the relationship of descriptive content and grammar in how children 
represent entities.

Upcoming events as well as further information can be found on our 
website:
https://sites.google.com/view/totlvienna/upcoming

We are looking forward to seeing you at the talk,
Iva Kovač, Magdalena Lohninger and Valerie Wurm


From manova.stela at gmail.com  Fri Dec 12 15:26:41 2025
From: manova.stela at gmail.com (Stela MANOVA)
Date: Fri, 12 Dec 2025 15:26:41 +0100
Subject: [PLing] Update: Student stipend applications,
 WS "Linguistics Meets ChatGPT: From Prompt to Theory"
Message-ID: <CD8A6603-41E7-4202-B119-A1D04770658A@gmail.com>

Apologies for multiple messages. Organizing a new workshop format has proven more complex than expected. Please forward the following information to interested students. Thank you.

Update: Student stipend applications

Due to multiple requests, the deadline for student stipend applications (fee waiver for online participation) for Block 1of the workshop series Linguistics Meets ChatGPT: From Prompt to Theory has been extended to January 12, 2026, aligning it with the deadline for 5-minute talk abstract submission.This alignment is intended to ensure a fair and transparent application process and to avoid multiple overlapping deadlines.

Important:  

Stipend applicants should not register for the workshops before receiving the decision on their stipend applications. Applicants who are not awarded a stipend will still be eligible to register for Block 1 at the early-bird rate.

Details: 

https://gaussaiglobal.com/WS-Block-1/ 

--
Dr. Stela MANOVA  
Chief Executive Officer (CEO), MANOVA AI
Principal Investigator (PI), Gauss:AI Global 
Registration number 655453b
Sterngasse 3/2/6, 1010 Vienna, Austria
Email: manova at manova-ai.com <mailto:manova at manova-ai.com> 
           manova at gaussaiglobal.com <mailto:manova at gaussaiglobal.com> 
	   manova.stela at gmail.com <mailto:manova.stela at gmail.com> 
Web:  https://www.stelamanova.com <https://www.stelamanova.com/> 
          https://www.manova-ai.com <https://www.manova-ai.com/>
          https://gaussaiglobal.com <https://gaussaiglobal.com/>

Workshop Series (2026) Linguistics Meets ChatGPT: From Prompt to Theory <https://gaussaiglobal.com/LingTransformer/>
Call for Participation and 5-Minute Talks <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WJ2tOSgyXDAt0S-AyYys05wU4HyvLykt/view?usp=sharing>
Registration for Block 1 workshops is now open -- visit the Block 1 webpage <https://gaussaiglobal.com/WS-Block-1/> to register! Apply for a student stipend!

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From susanne.reiterer at univie.ac.at  Mon Dec 15 00:49:07 2025
From: susanne.reiterer at univie.ac.at (Susanne Reiterer)
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2025 00:49:07 +0100
Subject: [PLing] Invitation Xmas Lecture on 17.12. by Christine Mooshammer -
 Beauty of Constructed Languages
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Dear list members,

This is a reminder email about our upcoming talk, now WITH abstract 
below.

BEAUTY LIES IN THE EAR OF THE BEHOLDER. PHONAESTHETICS OF CONSTRUCTED 
LANGUAGES IN A MULTILINGUAL PERSPECTIVE -

talk by Prof. Christine Mooshammer*, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, 
Institut für Deutsche Sprache und Linguistik (* work performed together 
with: with Henrik Hornecker (Berlin), Dominique Bobeck (Leipzig), Qiang 
Xia (Stockholm), Alexander Kilpatrick (Aizu), Christoph Draxler 
(München))

We warmly invite you to participate and enjoy a complimentary cup of 
Punsch during / at the occasion of / after the Christmas Lecture. no 
registration required

Time: Wed, 17.12. - at 16:45  Place: HS1, Linguistics Department, 
Sensengasse 3a, 1090, 1st floor.

_Constructed languages in fantasy and science fiction are often crafted 
to sound beautiful, harsh, evil or good -- but how universal are these 
impressions? Building on earlier work showing that German listeners 
largely perceive conlangs as intended, even when spoken neutrally, we 
extend this question across native languages. In a large multilingual 
experiment, listeners from 14 typologically diverse language backgrounds 
rated 56 stimuli from 14 well-known conlangs on scales of pleasantness, 
goodness, and peacefulness. __Our results reveal a divide between 
conlangs that exploit near-universal phonaesthetic cues (such as 
Klingon) and those whose effects depend strongly on listeners' native 
languages, offering new insights into the phonetic and phonological 
foundations of sound symbolism._

https://wsg.univie.ac.at/
susanne.reiterer at univie.ac.at

With thanks and best wishes,

We are also looking for participants for short amusing language 
experiments - more info here: https://linktr.ee/phonaesthetics

-- 
check this out: https://linktr.ee/phonaesthetics

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Susanne Maria Reiterer
University of Vienna, Department of Linguistics,
Sensengasse 3A, 1090-Vienna, Austria, EU
Tel.: 0043-1-4277-44184
Susanne.Reiterer at univie.ac.at;
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From WittenbergE at ceu.edu  Wed Dec 17 16:13:14 2025
From: WittenbergE at ceu.edu (Eva Wittenberg)
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2025 15:13:14 +0000
Subject: [PLing] Second call: PhD student fellowships in Cognitive Science
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Dear Colleagues,

My apologies for the repeated posting — but we hope to recruit several excellent students next year, and my lab will have capacity 😊

The PhD Program in Cognitive Science at Central European University (CEU) in beautiful Vienna, Austria, invites applications for doctoral students to start in Fall 2026.

Our department conducts research in the areas of language and cognition, infant development, joint action, visual cognition and learning, behavioral economics, computational modelling of cognition and brain functioning, causality, and culture and cognition.

We provide four years of full financial coverage for our enrolled students, and both an American and Austrian accredited degree at the completion of the thesis.
Our deadline for application is February 4, 2026.
More information can be found on our website: https://cognitivescience.ceu.edu/admission

Happy new year,
Eva Wittenberg



Eva Wittenberg

http://lcl.ceu.edu



Department of Cognitive Science

Central European University

Quellenstr. 51

1100 Vienna

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From pamela.goryczka at phil.muni.cz  Fri Dec 19 11:25:53 2025
From: pamela.goryczka at phil.muni.cz (Pamela Goryczka)
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2025 10:25:53 +0000
Subject: [PLing] DM Meets Nano II & Morphopalooza Summer School 2026
Message-ID: <VI1PR0302MB345324A737D3897DC5938A9FCBA9A@VI1PR0302MB3453.eurprd03.prod.outlook.com>

Dear fellow linguists,
We are delighted to draw your attention to two exciting events taking place next year, and we warmly invite you to contribute and participate.
DM Meets Nano II:
The second edition of DM Meets Nano will take place from 7 July to 9 July 2026 at the Department of Czech Language, Masaryk University (Brno).
This workshop brings together two major theoretical approaches in formal linguistics - Distributed Morphology and Nanosyntax - and will feature a rich program including talks, poster sessions, and tandem keynotes. We are very pleased to announce that the following scholars have agreed to deliver keynote talks:

  *
Guido Vanden Wyngaerd (KU Leuven) & Marijke De Belder (Utrecht University)
  *
Karen De Clercq (LLF, CNRS – UMR 7110) & Laura Grestenberger (University of Vienna)

Morphopalooza Summer School:
Preceding the workshop, we will host the Morphopalooza Summer School, also taking place from 29 June to 3 July 2026 at Masaryk University.
The aim of Morphopalooza is to spark enthusiasm for morphosyntax. The summer school will offer five one-week courses covering topics in morphosyntax in general and Nanosyntax in particular, including interfaces with semantics and phonology. Each course will run from Monday to Friday, with daily 75-minute sessions. There will be no parallel sessions.
The summer school is primarily aimed at early-career researchers, including advanced MA students, PhD students, and postdoctoral researchers.
While the full line-up of lecturers is still being finalized, we are delighted to have already confirmed:

  *
Pavel Caha (Masaryk University)
  *
Michal Starke (Masaryk University)
  *
Asya Vyshnevska (KU Leuven)

Further information on the Call for Papers for DM Meets Nano II as well as details on the registration process for the summer school can be found here:
https://sites.google.com/view/dm-meets-nano/homepage?authuser=0
Please feel free to spread the word. We look forward to welcoming you to Brno in 2026!
Best wishes,
Pamela Goryczka & Anne-Li Demonie

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