Prof. Aine Ito (National University of Singapore) and invited guest of the Integrated Research Training Group (MGK) will be giving a talk as a part of the MGK Colloquium. The talk details can be see below.
in Room IG 5.201 (IG Farben Gebäude, 5th floor, room 5.201) and on Zoom (to receive the zoom link please contact the MGK-project coordinator Dr. Derya Nuhbalaoglu-Ayan (Nuhbalaoglu@em.uni-frankfurt.de)
Prof. Dr. Esther Rinke is offering a workshop to inform the doctoral researchers of the NegLab CRC on the current doctoral regulations at the GU and further aspects regarding dissertation writing and submission process.
in Room IG 5.201 (IG Farben Gebäude, 5th floor, room 5.201) and on Zoom (to receive the zoom link please contact the MGK-project coordinator Dr. Derya Nuhbalaoglu-Ayan (Nuhbalaoglu@em.uni-frankfurt.de)
In collaboration with GRADE Center Language, the Integrated Research Training Group (MGK) will organise a three day workshop on Bayesian Statistics and Poisson Regression offered by Prof. Dr. Bodo Winter. The details of the workshop can be seen below:
Date(s) and time(s): October 7-8-9, 2025 (Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday)
Location: Goethe University Frankfurt, Campus Westend, IG Building, NG 2.701
This workshop provides a tutorial to the coding and interpretation of contrasts in (mixed-effects) regression models with and without interactions. At the end of the workshop, participants will have acquired a comprehensive understanding of contrast coding, and they should be able to define and employ the regression contrasts that are best suited to their own datasets and research questions.
Offered by: Dr. João Veríssimo (University of Lisbon)
To get the access link please contact the MGK coordinator
Due date for registration: 12 May, 2025
Dr. Derya Nuhbalaoglu-Ayan: Nuhbalaoglu@em.uni-frankfurt.de
The flyer of the workshop with more details can be accessed here .
2026
29. – 30.
January
9:00 – 17:00
A workshop on Scientific Writing in English for Peer-Reviewed Journals: Focus on Linguistics
workshop
Prof. Shanley Allen will be offering a Writing Workshop for doctoral and postdoctoral researchers. The workshop is open for all members of NegLab and GRADE Center Language.
Registration: grade-language@em.uni-frankfurt.de
NG 2.701
22. – 23.
January
Collaborative (M)GK Workshop: Negation meets form-meaning mismatches
talk
In collaboration with RTG 2636: Form-meaning mismatches (University of Göttingen), MGK will organise a collaborative two-day workshop. The aim of the workshop, for the young researchers to present their current work, to network and to start potential collaboration. The details can be seen below.
22.01.2026, 14:00-18:30; 23.01.2026, 09:00-16:00
Casino 1.811 & Hörsaalzentrum 3
14.
January
10:15 – 11:45
A talk by an MGK: Valeria Gradimondo
talk
Valeria Gradimondo who is visiting MGK between 12.01-16.01.2026, will be giving a talk on ‘Discovering Expletive Negation: From Italian to Your Language(s)’.
IG. 5.201 & via Zoom
2025
10.
December
10:00 – 12:00
A workshop on peer reviews
talk
As a part of the MGK workshop series, Dr. Kyle Parrish (University of North Carolina at Charlotte) will offer an online Workshop on ‘Peer Reviews’.
Fully online, via zoom
19.
November
10:00 – 12:00
MGK Colloquium talk by Aine Ito: Cross-linguistic influence on prediction in biliguals
talk
Campus Westend, IG Building, 5.201
12.
November
10:00 – 12:00
MGK Workshop on the Dissertation types
workshop
Prof. Dr. Esther Rinke is offering a workshop to inform the doctoral researchers of the NegLab CRC on the current doctoral regulations at the GU and further aspects regarding dissertation writing and submission process.
Campus Westend, IG Building, 5.201
7. – 9.
October
Workshop on Bayesian Statistics and Poisson Regression
workshop
In collaboration with GRADE Center Language, the Integrated Research Training Group (MGK) will organise a three day workshop on Bayesian Statistics and Poisson Regression offered by Prof. Dr. Bodo Winter.
Campus Westend, IG Building, NG 2.701
23.
May
10:00 – 16:00
Contrasts and Interactions in Mixed-Effects models Workshop
workshop
This workshop provides a tutorial to the coding and interpretation of contrasts in (mixed-effects) regression models with and without interactions. At the end of the workshop, participants will have acquired a comprehensive understanding of contrast coding, and they should be able to define and employ the regression contrasts that are best suited to their own datasets and research questions.
Offered by: Dr. João Veríssimo (University of Lisbon)
To get the access link please contact the MGK coordinator
Due date for registration: 12 May, 2025
Dr. Derya Nuhbalaoglu-Ayan: Nuhbalaoglu@em.uni-frankfurt.de
IG Building, 6.201 OR via Zoom
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