Refereed conference presentations
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September 2024
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Poster presentation, "Is it really inclusive? The gender-star form in German", Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing (AMLaP) 30, Edinburgh, UK.
with Larissa Specht |
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June 2024
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Oral presentation, "Dependency length minimization in German relative clause extraposition: Evidence from speeded acceptability judgments and production choice", Variation and Language Processing Conference 6, University of Vigo, Vigo.
with Claudia Felser and Sina Bosch |
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February 2024
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Poster presentation, "Quotation marks and their processing: Evidence from eye-tracking data", Linguistic Evidence 2024, University of Potsdam, Germany.
with Natascha Raue and Holden Härtl |
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June 2023
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Oral presentation, "Undoing gender in a gender-marking language: Gender-inclusive forms in plural role nouns in German", XVI International Symposium of Psycholinguistics (ISP), University of the Basque Country, Vitoria-Gasteiz.
with Larissa Specht |
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May 2023
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Oral presentation, "Undoing gender in a gender-marking language: Gender-inclusive forms in plural role nouns in German", Psycholinguisitcs in Flanders (PiF) 20, Ghent University, Belgium.
with Larissa Specht |
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April 2023
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Poster presentation, "Undoing gender in a gender-marking language: Gender-neutral forms in plural role nouns in German", Chicago Linguistic Society (CLS) 59, University of Chicago, USA.
with Larissa Specht -- Not attended due to sickness -- |
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October 2022
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Oral presentation, "The interplay between quotation and referentiality: An empirical investigation into name-mentioning constructions", Linguistic Evidence 2022, Paris, France.
with Natascha Raue |
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August 2022
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Oral presentation, "Multiple sluicing in Spanish: An experimental investigation of the clausemate condition obviation with bound embedded pronouns", Experimental and Corpus-based Approaches to Ellipsis (ECBAE) 2022 at the 55th Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europaea (SLE), University of Bucharest, Romania.
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May 2022
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Oral presentation, "Experimental evidence from German for a short source approach to apparent clausemate condition obviations in multiple sluicing", WCCFL 40. Standford University, USA.
with James Griffiths |
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Abril 2022
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Oral presentation, "Experimental evidence from German for a short source approach to apparent clausemate condition obviations in multiple sluicing", GLOW 50. Queen Mary University, London.
with James Griffiths |
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February 2022
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Oral presentation, "The interplay between quotation and referenctiality: An empirical investigation into name-informing constructions", 44th Annual Conference of the German Linguistic Society. University of Tübingen, Germany. (Online)
with Natascha Raue |
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September 2021
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Oral presentation, "Multiple adjacent wh-interrogatives in Spanish", II. Encuentro de Lingüística Formal en México. Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, México. (Online)
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June 2021
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Poster presentation, "Multiple sluicing in German: evidence for a short source approach", TABU Dag 41st and 42nd, University of Groningen, The Netherlands. (Online)
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June 2021
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Poster presentation, "‘This text is called an abstract’ – An empirical investigation of referring uses of nouns in name-informing quotation", TABU Dag 41st and 42nd, University of Groningen, The Netherlands. (Online)
with Holden Härtl and Kristina Weissbecker |
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May 2021
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Oral presentation, "‘This text is called an abstract’ – An empirical investigation of referring uses of nouns in name-informing quotation, Germanic Linguistics Annual Conference 27, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Madison, Wisconsin, USA. (Online)
with Holden Härtl and Kristina Weissbecker |
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April 2021
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Oral presentation, "‘This text is called an abstract’ – An empirical investigation of referring uses of nouns in name-informing quotation, Purdue Linguistics Symposium 2021, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA. (Online)
with Holden Härtl and Kristina Weissbecker |
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November 2020
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Oral presentation, "Calling things by their names – An experimental study on the referential status of nouns used in name-informing quotation", Event Semantics 2020, University of Tübingen, Germany. (Online)
with Kristina Weissbecker and Holden Härtl |
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October 2020
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Poster presentation, "Congruence between the wh-remnants: a factor ameliorating multiple sluicing constructions", Linearising Constituents Across Domains 2020, Bled Institute, Slovenia. (Online)
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July 2020
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Oral presentation, "Multiple Sluicing in English: Theoretical and experimental approaches", Experimental and Corpus-based Approaches to Ellipsis (ECBAE) 2020, Florence, Italy. (Online)
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February 2020
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Poster presentation, "Does heaviness improve the acceptability of multiple sluicing constructions in English?", Linguistic Evidence 2020, University of Tübingen, Germany.
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October 2019
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Oral presentation, "The role of heaviness in the acceptability of multiple sluicing constructions in English", Workshop on Information Structure and Ambiguity – The Process of Integrating Sentences into Discourse, University of Tübingen, Germany.
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March 2018
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Oral presentation, "Multiple Sluicing in English", 40th Annual Conference of the DGfS, Workshop on Relating elliptical utterances to information in context, University of Stuttgart, Germany.
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February 2018
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Poster presentation, "Multiple Sluicing in English: Empirical Investigations and Syntactic Analysis", Linguistic Evidence 2018, University of Tübingen, Germany.
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April 2016
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Oral presentation, "When, why and how? Effective assessment leading to efficient progress", 24th Annual HUPE Conference, Šibenik, Croatia.
with Ricardo de la Garza Cano |
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November 2015
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Oral presentation, "Feedback: a Key to Improve Speaking!", 40th TESOL Italy, Rome, Italy.
with Ricardo de la Garza Cano |
Invited talks
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April 2023
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Invited talk, "Clausemate condition 'obviations' in German and Spanish complex antecedent multiple sluicing as evidence for a short source approach", Leibniz-Zentrum Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft (ZAS), Berlin, Germany.
with James Griffiths |
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May 2021
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Invited talk, "Multiple Sluicing in English and German: short source identity approach", SynSem Colloquium, Deparment of Linguistics, University of Potsdam, Germany. (Online)
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