Latest news from the Department of Linguistics

The Department of Linguistics welcomes a new member of staff!

Jasmin Wend is joining us as a research assistant and doctoral candidate in the "Writing Weak Syllables" project. We wish her every success!

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The Graduate Centre "Sprachbeherrschung" welcomes two new members

The Graduate Centre "Sprachbeherrschung" welcomes two new members: Anna Thomas and Vadim Rodt, both of whom have also completed the Master's programme in Applied Linguistics at the University of Erfurt.

A warm welcome!

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New Publication by Gila Schauer

Congratulations to Gila Schauer, Professor of English and Applied Linguistics in our department, on the publication of the edited volume “Second Language Pragmatics and Young Language Learners - EFL Primary School Contexts in Europe” with European…

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Sarah-Maria Thumbeck is honoured with the Doctoral Prize 2025!

Sarah-Maria Thumbeck, member of the Graduate Centre 'Sprachbeherrschung', together with Laima Eicke, whose dissertation was also awarded summa cum laude, has received the 2025 Doctoral Prize for her 2024 dissertation on ‘Text comprehension disorders…

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New Publication by Frank Lorenz

Congratulations to Dr. Frank Lorenz, member of the University of Erfurt linguistics department, on publishing his book “English Phonetics and Phonology” with the Cambridge University Press!

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A warm Welcome!

Vadim Rodt will start in June 2025 as a new employee and doctoral candidate at Professor Beate Hampe's Professorship of Language and its Structure (English Linguistics). Vadim is "changing sides", having recently completed his MA in Applied…

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New publication by Juliane Wettmann, Jana Hasenäcker and Frank Domahs

Juliane Wettmann, Jana Hasenäcker, and Frank Domahs recently published the article "Can Easy Language Be Too Easy? A Target-Group-Oriented Study on the Effectiveness of Genitive Avoidance."

This publication is the result of Juliane Wettmann's final…

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New DFG research group investigates weak elements in language development

Over the next four years, the German Research Foundation (DFG) will provide a total of 4.1 million euros in funding for a new research group entitled ‘Weak Elements in Phonology: Development, Processing and Modality’. The group, which is led by the…

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