Congratulations to Jóhanna Barðdal for obtaining support from the RCN for her project “Emergence of Non-Canonical Case Marking in Indo-European”!
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Congratulations to Jóhanna Barðdal for obtaining support from the RCN for her project “Emergence of Non-Canonical Case Marking in Indo-European”! On Friday, Aug. 27, 2010, Gard Buen Jenset will defend his PhD thesis at the University of Bergen. This will take place at 9:30 in Aud. B at Sydneshaugen Skole. The day before, on Thursday Aug. 26, he will present his trial lecture at 17:30 at the same place. Brian D. Joseph, professor in Linguistics and South Slavic languages at Ohio State University, will present two lectures in Bergen. They will be held in SH:E (Aud. E, Sydneshaugen skole) on Thursday 20 and Friday 21 May from 14:15 to 16:00. Part I: A General Critique of Grammaticalization Part II: Is there Such a Thing […] A new language infrastructure project has started up at the University of Bergen. INESS, the infrastructure for syntactic and semantic exploration, intends to build a detailed annotated corpus for Norwegian and to provide an advanced web service for parsebanking, usable for any language. The project is led by Victoria Rosén and will run until 31 […] Cand. Philol. Margrete Dyvik Cardona gives her trial lecture for her PhD degree on Thursday Feb. 18, 2010 at 6 pm in SH:B (Sydneshaugen skole, Aud. B), Bergen, on the following subject: The relevance of Aktionsart for the Spanish tense-aspect system She defends her PhD dissertation on Friday Feb. 19, 2010 at 9:30 am in […] Project ref. no. LE3-4239 Project title SCARRIE Deliverable status Public Contractual date of delivery February, 1999 Actual date of delivery June, 1999 Deliverable number DEL 0.4 Deliverable title Final Project Report Type Report Status & version Final Number of pages 29 WP contributing to the deliverable WP0 – Project Management WP/Task responsible WordFinder Software […] SCARRIE was an RTD project (LE3-4239) in the Language Engineering sector of the Telematics programme of the European Union. The project began on Dec. 1, 1996 and was concluded on Feb. 28, 1999. The coordinator of the project was WordFinder Software AB (Växjö, Sweden). The other main partners in the project were Universitetet i Bergen, […] |
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