A few of our researchers have recorded a brief video explaining their research relating to the AThEME research themes.
Regional Languages
Language change by language contact? Naturally, but selectively!
Norbert Corver | Universiteit Utrecht, NL
Gallo: bilingualism and dialectal variation
Samantha Becerra Zita | Université de Nantes, FR
Regional languages under contact
Ricardo Etxepare | Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, FR
Heritage Languages
Understanding heritage language acquisition: the case of heritage Korean
Jiyoung Choi | Université de Nantes, FR
The acquisition of German by bilingual children
Janet Grijzenhout | Universiteit Leiden, NL
Communicative Impairment
Bilingualism in healthy and pathological aging
Marco Calabria | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, ES
Artificial grammars and the nature of language
Diego Gabriel Krivochen | University of Reading, UK
Language practices in a nursing home
Jolien Makkinga | Meertens Instituut, NL
Multilingualism: an opportunity also for dyslexic children
Maria Vender | Universitá di Verona, IT
Being Multilingual
Communication with foreign-accented speakers
Cristina Baus | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, ES
Mutual effects of language and cognition in bilinguals
Michela Bonfieni | University of Edinburgh, UK
How do (multilingual) speakers adapt to each other’s linguistic choices in conversation?
Timea Kutasi | University of Edinburgh, UK
Processing of foreign-accented speech
Niels Schiller | Universiteit Leiden, NL
How languages label the world in different ways
Ellise Suffill | University of Edinburgh, UK
