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On this page you will find updates on ZAS persons and projects and their participation in external events, as well as newsletters, press releases and media responses.

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13.01.2020
André Meinunger's observations on swear words in all media
25.11.2019
New collaborative research center of ZAS and Humboldt University
22.11.2019
Artemis Alexiadou elected in the DFG Review Board
09.11.2019
ZAS director Manfred Krifka visits the President of Vanuatu
04.11.2019
Conference "Mehrsprachigkeit: Übergänge im Bildungssystem" was a success!
03.11.2019
Wissenschaftler geben Senat Handlungsempfehlungen, um mehrsprachige Kinder zu fördern
30.10.2019
Artemis Alexiadou joins the Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Letters
17.10.2019
Carla Umbach organises a workshop on event semantics
15.10.2019
A first interview with Artemis Alexiadou about the ERC Synergy Grant
11.10.2019
The 'Tagesspiegel' reports on our ERC Synergy Grant
11.10.2019
Ten million euros to explore the relationship between language and thought in a ...
27.09.2019
Heather Weston receives fellowship in Program 'Freies Wissen'
21.09.2019
New publication: Report on the research year 2018
05.09.2019
Nicole Gotzner represents ZAS at the opening of Futurium
01.09.2019
Start of project QUEST: Testing and application of curation criteria and quality ...
19.08.2019
The world’s first summer school on experimental pragmatics was a great success
26.07.2019
Let's go to the International Linguistics Olympiad in Korea!
12.07.2019
Natalia Gagarina attends UNESCO conference
21.06.2019
"Hammermäßig": Review of a ZAS dissertation in German newspaper "Die Welt"
17.06.2019
Das ZAS bei der klügsten Nacht des Jahres
14.06.2019
All four BIVEM brochures now available in Arabic
23.05.2019
Book a Scientist: ZAS PhD students at the Long Night of Science 2019
26.04.2019
Biology and Linguistics: Extinction in a Changing World
08.04.2019
ZAS manages project on threatened Brazilian languages