LOT unites about 400 faculty members and 300 PhD and RMa students and provides a meeting point to further national and international communication for the benefit of linguistic research and education. Researchers from the participating institutes share knowledge, work together on theoretical and methodological matters, discuss their data and research in seminars and lecture series and in collaborations of various other kinds.
Below you will find recent news and announcements of events from the institutes participating in LOT and from LOT itself.
Reminder Dag van de Nederlandse Spraakkunst | 20 December 2019
/in News /by JanacyDe Dag van de Nederlandse Spraakkunst (voorheen: Zinsbouw) is een jaarlijkse workshop waar taalkundigen vanuit verschillende achtergronden (disciplines, theorieën) in debat gaan over thema’s die betrekking hebben op de Nederlandse fonologie, morfologie, syntaxis en semantiek.
CompSyn series with Kyle Johnson | 16 December
/in News /by JanacyOn Monday the 16th of December, Kyle Johnson (UMass), will be speaking at the next ComSyn lecture.
IMPRS Conference | Interdisciplinary Approaches in the Language Sciences 2020
/in News /by JanacyThe 2020 IMPRS conference will take place from Wednesday 3th of June until Friday 5th of June at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
Reminder Call for Papers | De Grote Taaldag 2020
/in News /by JanacyAll AVT and Anéla members are invited to submit an abstract for the Grote Taaldag 2020. Abstracts should be submitted before 6 December 2019.
LOT 546: The Influence of Dutch (L1) and English (L2) on Third Language Learning
/in Dissertations, News /by JanacyWe are pleased to announce a new publication in the LOT Dissertation Series by Rosalinde Stadt.
Linguistics Students Publish Etymology Calendar with Brill
/in News /by JanacyWhat does the word lord have to do with bread? How is smile related to mirror? And why is Donald such an appropriate name for an American president?
Language Contact Symposium | 6 December
/in News /by JanacyOn Friday December 6, 2019, 12.00 – 17.30, an international symposium on four different aspects of the study of language contact will be held at the Meertens Instituut (KNAW).
Tweede Bijeenkomst Werkgroep Stijl | 10 januari 2020
/in News /by JanacyOp vrijdagmiddag 10 januari 2020 vindt in Utrecht de tweede bijeenkomst van de Werkgroep Stijl plaats. Het thema van de bijeenkomst is ‘Methoden voor stijlonderzoek: kwantitatief en/of kwalitatief?’
Call for Abstracts | Juniorendag 2020
/in News /by JanacyOn Wednesday 8 April 2020, the annual Anéla/VIOT Juniorendag (junior research day) will take place at the University of Groningen. At the Juniorendag, graduate students, junior researchers and PhD candidates in the field of applied linguistics get the opportunity to present their work through an oral or poster presentation.
LOT Dissertation 545: First Meaning Then Form
/in Dissertations, News /by JanacyWe are pleased to announce a new publication in the LOT Dissertation Series by Leslie Piggott.
ACLC Seminar | Camilla Bardel (Stockholm University)
/in News /by Brigit van der PasCamilla Bardel, Professor in Modern Languages and Language Education at Stockholm University, is the guest speaker at the ACLC seminar on Friday 29 November 2019 from 16:15 until 17:30 (followed by drinks).
Accommodation Costs LOT Schools
/in LOT News, News /by Brigit van der PasLOT would like to announce that the compensation for accommodation costs during the LOT schools has been increased to 100 euros per week of participation.
UiL-OTS Colloquium | 21 November
/in News /by JanacySharon Unsworth (Radboud University) will give the next UiL-OTS Colloquium on Thursday 21 November, 2019 at 15.30 pm.
Call for Abstracts | ISBPAC 2020
/in News /by JanacyThe 3rd International Symposium on Bilingual and L2 Processing in Adults and Children (ISBPAC 2020) would like to invite you to submit abstracts. Texts can be submitted until the 15th of January 2020.
KNAW Symposium on Multilingual Netherlands | 2 December
/in News /by JanacyOn Monday 2 December 2019, the KNAW is organising a symposium on multilingualism in the Netherlands.