🇩🇪🗣️Our own Caitlin Hogan will be visiting Europa-Universität Viadrina this week to give a talk entitled “Identity, Language, and the Formalisation of Social Norms: Navigating Life on Twitter”

Just back from a fantastic three months at NYU Linguistics. I feel like I’ve learnt so much! Thanks Laurel MacKenzie and everyone in the department for welcoming me!

🚨 New paper alert!

🧠 Our own Swarnendu Moitra and linnaea stockall is ..., with their collaborator DAC, present this MEG study of word length in Bangla

🔗 Read here: journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

A big day also for QM poster presenters yesterday at #BAAP2024 🖼️ We presented work on vowel changes in London 💂 and the Black Country ⛓️, well done to Andy, Kathleen, Devyani and Tom Packer-Stucki🐢 👏

A bumper day for QM at #BAAP2024 yesterday! 📣 Talks on Singaporean child directed speech, Judeo-English in London, dialect acquisition, and pupilometry. Well done to Adam, Keren, Scott, Marc and Rémi 👏

🖼️ Sophie Holmes-Elliott Sophie Holmes-Elliott 🧜‍♀️🧜‍♂️ finished off the Queen Mary representation at #BAAP2024 yesterday with her poster exploring the role of community variability in the incrementation of change! More more to come from us today 👀

Our first QM presentation at #BAAP2024 from PhD student Madlen Jones and Dr Kathleen McCarthy exploring interlocutor effects on bilingual children's production of consonants! Da iawn ti Madlen 👏

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Croeso i Gymru! We’re excited to be in Cardiff this week for #BAAP2024 where we have no fewer than ✨TEN✨ Queen Mary posters and presentations. Stay tuned for updates throughout the week 📣

👽 Take a look at the new out-of-this-world book chapter from our own Prof. Daniel Harbour

📖: “Writing systems and METI: Off-the-shelf encoding of human physiology, language, cognition, and culture”

📙: Xenolinguistics

tinyurl.com/3398ms7x

Let us influence you into checking out this event being organised by one of our PhD students, Caitlin Hogan

🎉 We are excited to announce that our student Kerrilyn Jackson has been awarded a PhD in Linguistics.

Thesis title: Them without the capital get the punishment”: A rhetorical move analysis of death row final statements and their structural, grammatical, and pragmatic features.

Our own Caitlin Hogan and Dr. Rhys Sandow are going to be involved in this conceptually exciting event!

Bookings will open soon for our #EnglishGrammarDay Friday 28 June 2024 at the British Library. Save the date!

Scan the QR code.

Debbie Cameron Shahan Choudhury Jennifer Webb BritishLibraryEvents UCL Arts & Humanities Linguistics@QMUL

Check out this spiffing new paper from Dr. Rhys Sandow and his collaborators…

“Ultimately, our findings challenge the belief that allegedly U (upper-class) words are shibboleths of upper-classness.”

benjamins.com/catalog/eww.00…

Our research partners Queen Mary University of London are seeking autistic 16-26yr olds to compete an online survey.

The project explores use of social media and interests, details here: qmulbusiness.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4S…

Queen Mary University of LondonLinguistics Nelya Koteyko

2 years and 10 months ago, I moved to London to start my PhD @qmullinguistics. Today, I submitted my thesis, against all odds!

It’s been a long journey, and I’m so grateful to have had so much support from my supervisors, friends, and loved ones. Thank you. 🫶🏻

#PhDLife #PhDChat

Footage from the Stories from Home X Young V&A collaboration! We had a wonderful time with local children, friends and families, exploring the Young V&A's collection and sharing stories. Thanks so much to everyone who came!📖🙏💖