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My current Finnish level: "Vihreä velho on lehmä. Se etsii jotain syötävää." (The green wizard is a cow. It is looking for something to eat.)
Fortunately, there'll be opportunities to improve: starting a postdoc with TurkuNLP in September, to work on digital linguistics & web language variation 🇫🇮
Das Digital Humanities Kolloquium findet dieses Sommersemester wieder statt!
Nächster Vortrag von Dr. Sabine Lang zum Thema „Unfertigkeit als besondere Chance für die DH“.
22. April 2026, 16:00–18:00 Uhr
Raum 00.026 (Seminarraum 3), Nürnberger Straße 74, Erlangen
Keine Anmeldung erforderlich!
Hear, hear! Heute kommt die RaDiHum20-Folge mit den Einblicken in die #DHd2026 von Luise Prager & Cris Ortega heraus. Ich freue mich schon aufs Reinhören.
@grk2806.bsky.social
@cris-ortega.bsky.social
@dhssfau.bsky.social
Thank you, Dasha! 🙂
Thank you both – that's a remarkable quota indeed!
Thank you!
I didn't, luckily enough. I went to Promotionsbüro the next day. Turned out I had to go back *again* because I'd overlooked the part of the Promotionsordnung requiring a German title on English theses 🫠 So ended up successful at the third attempt to submit.
Thank you!
To the approximately zero people who were eagerly waiting for Bluesky updates about this:
Both internal reviews of my dissertation recommend summa cum laude 🙂
External review and defense are ahead, but still very happy today.
Poster showing cup of tea and cookies and a QR code linking to our homepage ReproducibiliTea in the HumaniTeas Come and discuss Open Science practices over a cup of tea and biscuits! Thursdays 4:00-5.30 p.m. Room 4.006, USB and via Zoom
We are delighted to announce the summer 2026 edition of ReproducibiliTea in the HumaniTeas with tea-rrific guest speakers from as close as Cologne and as far as Brazil, bringing us new insights into how to improve the way we do research! ☀️
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Fantastic 2.5 year postdoc working on 🤩emojis🤩 ! Are you a #linguist with experience in running experiments in formal semantics & pragmatics? Please come join our lab and the @vicom visual communication research cluster!
Apply by April 28 - or contact me with questions. #emojis #linguistics #job […]
The CLiC web app has moved to clic-fiction.com as part of @dhssfau.bsky.social 's @textandlanguagelab.bsky.social! See the video for what CLiC can do -- new features inlude a German corpus and the FlexiConc tab!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfEi...
I defended my PhD 10 years ago today. That was the least remarkable thing that happened that day. Sharing something I wrote about it last year. Since then "the horrors persist but so do we." And with dignity.
How can mixed-skill classrooms be designed effectively?
This workshop discusses practical approaches in Digital Humanities teaching.
🎤 @anastasiaglawion.bsky.social , Junior Professor of Digital Literary Studies and Methods at DHSS
@grk2806.bsky.social
📅 April 7, 18:00–19:30 (zoom)
#FAU
Graphical abstract for "Regular Expressions for Corpus Queries" (Dykes & Tauber, 2026). Title: "Translating linguistic patterns into corpus queries." A table demonstrates how a linguistic research question: "Which actions are explained in terms of someone's underlying reasons?", is translated into a CQL query. Colour coding links linguistic patterns (red), query syntax (grey/bold), and corpus results (red italics). The top row shows the linguistic pattern components: possessive, optional adjective or adverb, reason-word, linker, and verb. The middle row shows the corresponding CQL query: [pos="POSS"] [pos="ADJ|ADV"]? "reason|rationale" "for|to" [pos="V"]. The bottom three rows show example corpus results: "my reason for asking," "her only rationale to go," and "their main reason to pivot."
New entry in the Int. Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics with @jtauber.com:
Regular Expressions for Corpus Queries.
We introduce regex with actual corpus linguistics examples instead of making everything look like \]\[
Happy to send anyone a copy!
doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-323-95504-1.01539-8
Does anyone have any impressions about how common it is for academic journals to publish articles that sort of examine the field itself? I don’t mean reviews here. #linguistics #AcademicSky
🚨Funded PhD opportunities🚨
Great opportunity for PhD positions in digital art history / multimodal digital humanities!
A newly funded research initiative based in Zurich and Rome is currently advertising up to 5 fully funded PhD positions: arthist.net/archive/51998
Fully-funded #PhD opportunity on the early history of the Public Records Office starting this October phd.leeds.ac.uk/project/2475... with @nationalarchives.gov.uk.web.brid.gy @universityofleeds.bsky.social Available full or part-time. #archives #skystorians
CALL: a PhD grant (3 years) to do a PhD with me at @cognitionens.bsky.social on the evolution of graphic codes. euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/410213
Du hast Lust studentischen Beiträgen zum Thema Literatur und Digitalität zu lauschen? Dann melde dich jetzt als Zuhörer:in für den 16. Studierendenkongress in Halle (Saale) an. Schreib uns einfach eine Mail an skk2026@germanistik.uni-halle.de ✨
Wow – so thrilled to see my PhD thesis published! 🥳 Huge thanks to my supervisors @oliverczulo.wisskomm.social.ap.brid.gy and @arche3000.bsky.social, to the editors (especially Alexander Ziem) and to @langscipress.bsky.social!!
On World Water Day, we just announced “Our Future, Our Water, Our Stories.”
🌍💧 Calling all young storytellers!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fgp...
Of course! It seems that I can't DM you with the current settings -- would you mind emailing me at firstname.lastname@fau.de?
Graphical abstract for "Regular Expressions for Corpus Queries" (Dykes & Tauber, 2026). Title: "Translating linguistic patterns into corpus queries." A table demonstrates how a linguistic research question: "Which actions are explained in terms of someone's underlying reasons?", is translated into a CQL query. Colour coding links linguistic patterns (red), query syntax (grey/bold), and corpus results (red italics). The top row shows the linguistic pattern components: possessive, optional adjective or adverb, reason-word, linker, and verb. The middle row shows the corresponding CQL query: [pos="POSS"] [pos="ADJ|ADV"]? "reason|rationale" "for|to" [pos="V"]. The bottom three rows show example corpus results: "my reason for asking," "her only rationale to go," and "their main reason to pivot."
New entry in the Int. Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics with @jtauber.com:
Regular Expressions for Corpus Queries.
We introduce regex with actual corpus linguistics examples instead of making everything look like \]\[
Happy to send anyone a copy!
doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-323-95504-1.01539-8
We’re excited to share that our postdoctoral researcher @mariannagracheva.bsky.social , a member of the @textandlanguagelab.bsky.social led by @michamahlberg.bsky.social , will be presenting at the American Association for Applied Linguistics (AAAL) 2026 Conference in Chicago (March 21–24).
Bonjour from Paris 🇫🇷
@andreaswagnr.bsky.social is currently at UNESCO, taking part in the UNESCO World Day for Glaciers and World Water Day 💧❄️
Stay tuned, more exciting announcements coming on World Water Day! 👀💧
#WorldWaterDay #UNESCO #WaterScience #DigitalHumanities #Research #Paris
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Congratulations! 🎉
Today is the official publication day for the hardback version of "Exploring Meaning in Surveillance Discourses through Corpora" (ebook was published earlier). Many thanks to series editors @michamahlberg.bsky.social & @gavinbrookes.bsky.social for your support 😊 www.bloomsbury.com/uk/exploring...