Projects
Cluster B
B01
"(In)Variability in prosodic cues and their incremental use in perception, production, and interaction"
Wartenburger, Tuomainen & Hanne-Kloth
B02
"The link between production and comprehension. Insights from aphasia."
Burchert & Stadie
B03
"Modelling the connection between eye-movement control, sentence processing, and brain signals"
Vasishth, Engbert & Rabovsky-Schad
B04
"Bilingual processing ability as a predictor for language learning"
Clahsen & Felser
B05
"(Limits of) variability in speech planning"
Bürki-Foschini
B06
"Predicting the limits of variability in discourse using neural models"
Schlangen & Stede
Cluster C
C02
"Limits of cross-linguistic variability in the interpretation of underspecified structures"
Zimmermann
C03
"Effects of variable input on word learning and word recognition in infants"
Höhle & Gafos
C04
"Phonetic indices of syllabic organization: The crucial role of variability"
Gafos
C05
"Hidden variability in sharing constructions"
Georgi
C06
"Grammatical processing and syntactic change"
Demske & Felser
C07
"Limits of variability in phonotactic acquisition due to universal biases"
Boll-Avetisyan
C08
"Consequences of head argument order for syntax"
Salzmann
C09
"Limits of variability in Spanish relative complementation"
Uth
C10
"Dialect-standard variability in early childhood: A longitudinal corpus study of phonological development"
Pfeiffer
Special Projects
T01
"Transforming text across media"
Stede & Scheffler
X01
"Limits of variability in complexity of valency class systems"
Seržant & Say
MGK
"Integrated Research Training Group"
Georgi
Q
"Scientific service and infrastructure project"
Vasishth & Engbert
Z
"Central Administrative Project"
Georgi
Finished Projects
A01
"Integration of linguistic resources in highly diverse urban settings: Stretching the limits of variability"
Wiese & Freywald
A02
"Grammatical processing and syntactic change"
Demske & Felser
A03
"Discourse Strategies across Social Media: Variability in Individuals, Groups, and Channels"
Scheffler & Stede
C01
"Shift of borders in syntactic variability: A training approach"
Fanselow & Kliegl
Contact
University of PotsdamDepartment Linguistics
Prof. Dr. Doreen Georgi
Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse 24-25
House 14, Room 3.33
14476 Potsdam
(+49) 331 977-2968
doreen.georgi@uni-potsdam.de