Scientific mission of LOT
The aim of LOT is to create a scientific community in which this research can be optimally pursued, and to educate the next generation of researchers with an open mind toward new disciplinary and interdisciplinary developments, theoretical and methodological alternatives, and possible applications.
LOT stimulates new initiatives and developments in research, and provides a national forum to further communication between the participating institutes with a view to short- and long-term collaboration.
LOT School Series
LOT was officially established in June 1994 by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences. The LOT school series soon acquired an international reputation as a result of inviting well-known linguists to teach at the schools.
The research by the LOT institutes covers all major areas of linguistics, and exploits a wide range of methodological tools and theoretical frameworks.
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LOT Dissertations Webshop
LOT has a small publishing component: the LOT Dissertation Series. This is meant for PhD students who work at a LOT institute.
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LOT Education Programme
/in LOT News, News /by JanacyOver the last year LOT has decided on a number of changes in its education programme, which have effects in particular for RMA students, who take courses for LOT credits that are part of the requirements of their local programmes.
EMLAR 2021 XVII
/in News /by JanacyDo you want to gain experience working with Praat, R, eye-tracking, multilevel analysis, and many other research methods? Come visit us at EMLAR!
Syntax Interface Lecture by Alberto Frasson | 1 February 2020
/in News /by JanacyThe upcoming Syntax Interface Lecture will take place on Monday, February 1st. We will host a talk by Alberto Frasson (Utrecht University) with the title “The role of interfaces in the antecedent selection of subject clitics”.
Grote Taaldag | Final Call for Participation
/in News /by JanacyAnéla, AVT and LOT cordially invite you to the Grote Taaldag (GTD)/Dutch Annual Linguistics Day (DALD) 2021. The day will take place online via Zoom on Friday January 29th and the deadline for registration is January 25th.
Reminder | Juniorendag 2021 | Call for Abstracts
/in News /by JanacyOn Friday 23 April 2021, the annual Anéla/VIOT Juniorendag (junior research day) is hosted as an online event by the University of Groningen. At the Juniorendag, graduate students, junior researchers and PhD candidates in the field of applied linguistics (language use, language acquisition, education, discourse, or communication) get the opportunity to present their work through an oral or poster presentation.
LOT Schultink Lecture by Agnieszka Konopka | 14 January 2021
/in LOT News, News /by JanacyWe are delighted to announce that the Schultink lecture will be given by Agnieszka Konopka (University of Aberdeen). The online lecture will take place this coming Thursday (14 January) from 16.30-17.30.
ACLC Seminar | Cun Zhang (NENU) & Charles Forceville (UvA) – Online
/in News /by Brigit van der PasCun Zhang, PhD candidate at Northeast Normal University, and Charles Forceville, Associate Professor at the UvA, are the guest speakers at the online ACLC seminar on Friday 22 January 2021 from 16:15 till 17:30.
LOT 581: The Processing of Non-Native Word Prosodic Cues
/in Dissertations, News /by JanacyThe Netherlands Graduate School of Linguistics is pleased to announce a new publication in the LOT Dissertation Series by Shuangshuang Hu.
MPI Colloquium
/in News /by JanacyOn January 12th, Dr. Eva Wittenberg (UC San Diego) will give a formal online MPI Colloquium.
Dutch Annual Linguistics Day | Preliminary Programme
/in News /by JanacyAnéla, AVT and LOT are proud to present the preliminary programme of the Grote Taaldag (GTD)/Dutch Annual Linguistics Day (DALD) 2021. The day will take place online via Zoom on Friday January 29th. The entire programme, including abstracts, will be made available in January.
Hoe kunnen we leren van discriminerende algoritmes?
/in News /by JanacySoftware die geen zwarte gezichten herkent of aanslaat op mensen met een tweede nationaliteit. Algoritmes blijken regelmatig te discrimineren. Hoe kunnen we dit stoppen en het proces omkeren? NEMO Kennislink sprak met twee AI-specialisten die het vertrouwen van de burger willen terugwinnen.
Two PhD Positions | IMPRS for Language Sciences
/in News /by JanacyThe IMPRS for Language Sciences invites applications for TWO fellowships that are fully funded by the Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Science.
Klokhuis Science Award for research on Frisian-Dutch bilingualism
/in News, Outreach /by Janacy‘How do bilingual children in Friesland read?’ With this study, postdoctoral researcher Evelyn Bosma (UL/UU) and PhD student Naomi Nota (RU/MPI) won the fifth Klokhuis Science Award. In the coming year, the popular children’s program will make an episode about their research.
Hoe we de onzichtbare vijand met een hamer platslaan
/in News /by JanacyIn de persconferenties van premier Rutte en minister De Jonge komen ontzettend veel metaforen en frames voorbij. Welke zijn succesvol en welke niet? Dragen ze bij aan de begrijpelijkheid? En kunnen we misschien nog wat leren van complottheorieën?
Middag van de Fonetiek | 18 december 2020
/in News /by JanacyOp vrijdag 18 december a.s. organiseert de Nederlandse Vereniging voor Fonetische Wetenschappen de online Middag van de Fonetiek.