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Workshops and conferences 2018

Workshop: Accommodation in Speech Communication

Date: 13.12.2018, 
Location: University of Zurich

Workshop: First step towards an interactive map of Balkan linguistic features

Date: 26.11 -27.11.2018
Location:University of Zurich
Organizers:  Teodora Vuković and Veton Matoshi. 

Workshop: Perspectives on Word Order Evolution - Reconstruction, Typology, and Processing

Date: 8.11 - 9.11.2018
Location: University of Zurich
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Workshop: Stadt als Spielfeld denken

Date: 31.10.2018
Location: Kunsthalle Zürich
 
Organized by Christina Brandenberger and Nathalie Meyer, part of the science festival "100 Ways of Thinking. Universität in der Kunsthalle".
The workshop explored how thinking of the city as a playground affected player interactions, using audiovisual data from Pokémon Go research to examine with experts how the physical and virtual worlds in an AR game shaped players' decision-making, language actions, and imagined spaces during task-solving.

 

Workshop: "What's up, Switzerland"

Date: 18.10 - 20. 10.2018
Location: University of Zurich
 

Conference: Corpus in GIScience - Going Beyond Butterfly Collecting

Date: 28.08.2018
Location: Melbourne, Australien
Organizers: Ekaterina Egorova, Kristin Stock, and Lesley Stirling 

Workshop: Das Abendmahl als Versorgungsproblem - Handlungspraktische Anforderungen und Ritualitätskonstitution im Kirchenraum

Date: 22.08.2018
Location: University of Zurich
Organizers:  Heiko Hausendorf  of the Research Group "Interactional Spaces" and Reinhold Schmitt.

Conference: Die Welt als Urlaubsort - Raumreferenz(en) und mehr auf der Ansichtskarte

Date: 25.06 - 26.06.2018
Location: University of Zurich

Workshop: Multilinguale Korpora und Digital Humanities

Date: 14.06-15.06.2018,
Location: University of Zurich
The Text+Berg project created a multilingual digital corpus from the Swiss Alpine Club’s long-standing Jahrbuch / Die Alpen series, supporting research in geography, linguistics, and computational linguistics. This workshop explored its applications and links to other corpus projects.

Workshop: DOM in Spanish - diachronic change and synchronic variation

Date: 4.06 - 5.06.2018
Location: University of Zurich
Presenters: Georg Bossong, Chantal Melis, Álvaro Octavio de Toledo, Marco García García.

Workshop: Romance languages and the others - the Balkan Sprachbund

Date: 24.05 -25.05.2018
Location: University of Zurich
Description: The SNF-funded workshop, part of Linguistic Morphology in Time and Space (CRSII1_160739 / 1), brought experts in Romance, Balkan, and contact linguistics to Zurich to discuss research on Balkan languages, known for contact-induced convergence, including Daco-Romanian, Istro-Romanian, Aromanian, and Megleno-Romanian.
Organizers: Francesco Gardani, Michele Loporcaro, and Alberto Giudici.

Workshop: Was passiert am Bahnhofsschalter?

Date: 4.05.2018
Location: University of Zurich
Presenters: Lorenza Mondada, Reinhold Schmitt
Organisers: Heiko Hausendorf, David Koch, and Alexandra Zoller.
The workshop is part of the project At the Counter: Social Interactions at SBB Counters (see Arbeitspapier SpuR 05).

Workshop: Space in Text, Language, Mind - An Interdisciplinary Discussion

Date: 13. 04.2018
Location: University of Zurich

Workshop: Language Processing and Transfer Learning

Date: 19.03.2018
Location: University of Zurich 
Description: The Natural Language Processing & Text Analytics Meetup returned in collaboration with the University of Zurich’s CorpusLab. Tanja Samardzic introduced the Language and Space Lab, discussing language and NLP, while Barbara Blank shared her research on transfer learning in NLP.

Conference: Öffentlichkeit als Interaktion

Date: 18.01-20.01.2018
Location: University of Zurich

Workshop: crowdsourcing and citizen science in linguistics

Date: 16.01.2018
Location: University of Zurich 
Presenters: David Britain, Ross Purves, Elvira Glaser, Marianne Hundt, Simon Clematide, Martin Volk, Christa Dürscheid, Karina Frick, Curdin Derungs, Wolfgang Kesselheim, Katja Egorova and Ross Purves.

 

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