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Susi Wurmbrand is one of the editors of this new (kind of) handbook that just appeared.It is, unfortunately, not open ac...
11/10/2026

Susi Wurmbrand is one of the editors of this new (kind of) handbook that just appeared.

It is, unfortunately, not open access, but it is available for free via the University of Salzburg.

We are pleased to invite you to a guest lecture by Dr. Sarah Eiteljörge from the University of Göttingen, who will be vi...
07/10/2026

We are pleased to invite you to a guest lecture by Dr. Sarah Eiteljörge from the University of Göttingen, who will be visiting our Department of Linguistics next Tuesday. Her talk, entitled "The Child's Role in Language Learning and Processing", will take place at 3:15 pm in Room 3.443 at UNIPARK.

Preview of this semester's colloquia! Exciting things coming up!
06/10/2026

Preview of this semester's colloquia! Exciting things coming up!

01/10/2026

As part of her Early Career Project “Unidirectional Mismatches at the Syntax-Semantics Interface” Magdalena Lohninger gave a talk at MIT Syntax Square, titled “Form of a CP, meaning of a vP: Event CPs in Austrian German”

Salzburg Linguistik was present at the Fox Fest at MIT (https://linguistics.mit.edu/foxfest/), a celebration workshop fo...
29/09/2026

Salzburg Linguistik was present at the Fox Fest at MIT (https://linguistics.mit.edu/foxfest/), a celebration workshop for Danny Fox: Filipe Hisao Kobayashi presented the poster
“Generalizing von Stechow’s problem” and Susi Wurmbrand gave a talk “Questions and thoughts about LF from a syntax−first perspective”, which was commentated by David Pesetsky.

ÖLT 2026 is coming to Salzburg! 🎉Join us for the 50th Austrian Linguistics Conference, taking place on 20–21 November 20...
28/09/2026

ÖLT 2026 is coming to Salzburg! 🎉

Join us for the 50th Austrian Linguistics Conference, taking place on 20–21 November 2026 at UNIPARK Nonntal, University of Salzburg. Two days of linguistic research, exchange and discussion across a wide range of fields.

📝 Abstract submissions for paper and poster presentations are open until 1 October 2026.
Please note that individual workshop calls may have different submission deadlines.

🎟️ Registration is open until and including 9 November 2026.

📍 Salzburg
📅 20–21 November 2026
🔗 Programme, workshops, submissions, registration & further details – scan the QR code on the flyer or visit:
https://oelt2026.wixsite.com/oelt2026

Filipe Hisao Kobayashi (Postdoc) recently taught a three-day mini-course at the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (...
12/09/2026

Filipe Hisao Kobayashi (Postdoc) recently taught a three-day mini-course at the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) in Brazil. Entitled “Modals and Conditionals: A Formal Introduction,” the course introduced students to modality and, more broadly, to formal approaches to meaning.

One of our PhD students, Franziska Keller, gave a talk at the SLE Workshop "The New Arabic/Semitic Lexicon" in Osnabrück...
01/09/2026

One of our PhD students, Franziska Keller, gave a talk at the SLE Workshop "The New Arabic/Semitic Lexicon" in Osnabrück. She presented an analysis of verb form II in Jordanian Arabic by making use of allosemic rules to derive the different semantics of this verb form.

More linguistics under the Cretan sun! 🏝️Here’s another snapshot from the 7th Crete Summer School of Linguistics, which ...
07/08/2026

More linguistics under the Cretan sun! 🏝️

Here’s another snapshot from the 7th Crete Summer School of Linguistics, which has just come to an end. Our doctoral student, Anita Riedl, presented her poster, “Tiny bearers of positivity: Slovenian clitic polarity answers,” showing how polar questions can receive emphatic positive answers using clitic pronouns.

From Anita:
The greatest positivity, however, came not from clitics or the Cretan sun, but from the amazing team of teachers, the organizers, and the wonderful community of young researchers at the school. It was a pleasure to meet you all! ☀️

Magdalena Lohninger (PostDoc), Filipe Kobayashi (PostDoc), Janina Braun (BSc student), and Sayuri Arafune (PhD student) ...
06/08/2026

Magdalena Lohninger (PostDoc), Filipe Kobayashi (PostDoc), Janina Braun (BSc student), and Sayuri Arafune (PhD student) are currently attending the OVA Summer School in Debrecen, Hungary. Magdalena is a co-founder and co-organizer of the school and is also teaching a course on “Scientific Problem Solving for Linguists” together with Timea Szarvas (University of Potsdam). Filipe is teaching a semantics course on “Comparative Constructions.” Janina and Sayuri are attending the school as students, while Sayuri is also offering a Japanese language class as part of the extracurricular program.

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