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Presentation of the print version of the volume Gyuris B., M�dy K., Recski G. (eds)
K
+ K = 120. Papers dedicated to L�szl� K�lm�n
and Andr�s Kornai on the
occasion of their 60th birthday |
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The latest volume in the series Comprehensive Grammar Resources: Hungarian has
been published: Postpositions and Postpositional Phrases (eds. Katalin �. Kiss
and Veronika Heged�s). It can be freely downloaded via this URL
Information on the CGR Sructure of Hungarian series |
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Ferenc
Kiefer, full member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, winner of the
Sz�chenyi Prize and the Gold Medal of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences,
Professor Emeritus of E�tv�s Lor�nd University, member of the Academia Europaea,
London, the Austrian Academy of Sciences, the European Academy of Arts and
Sciences, Paris, died on November 21, 2020, not long before his 90th birthday.
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The Institute for Linguistics has received the
Certificate of Excellence of the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences and therefore the Institute for Linguistics is
authorised to use the MTA logo and the label "MTA Centre
of Excellence". |
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'K + K = 120' Workshop: Dedicated to L�szl� K�lm�n and
Andr�s Kornai on the occasion of their 60th birthdays |
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Dr. DU Xiang lexicographer (Chinese Academy of Sciences (CASS),
Institute of Linguistics) will be a visitor professor in the institute
for 12 months from the end of October. |
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Rebecca Woods (University of Huddersfield) will be a
visitor of the project The grammar and pragmatics of interrogatives and their (special)
uses between 13 and 17 November 2017. |
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Maria Polinsky (University of Maryland) will spend 4 months at the
Research Institute for Linguistics as one of the winners of the
Distinguished Guest Scientist Program of the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences.
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The Research Institute for Linguistics celebrated Istv�n
Kenesei, retiring director, on his 70th birthday. |
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From 2017, Acta Linguistica Hungarica is being published with a new title:
Acta Linguistica Academica.
Volume 64, issue 1, the first issue to bear
the new title, is available open access from the publisher's homepage. This issue contains articles by
Marcel den Dikken, Anik� Lipt�k and Istv�n Kenesei, Gregory Stump, Akira
Watanabe and Jeroen van de Weijer. |
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The Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) calls for
applications to gain premium post-doctoral researcher
status in MTA's research network and Hungarian
universities. |
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Jonathan Bobaljik (University of Connecticut) and Gillian Ramchand
(University of Tromso the Arctic University of Norway) will both hold a
lecture series at RIL during the week of January 20-24, 2017, co-organized
by the Budapest Research Centre for Linguistic Theory (ELTE) and RIL. The
course by Jonathan Bobaljik is financially supported by the Linguistics in
Education and Research Foundation (Nyelv�szet az Oktat�sban �s a
Kutat�sban Alap�tv�ny); the course by Gillian Ramchand is made possible by
the Tempus Public Foundation (EEA Financial Mechanism 2009-2014, HU08
Scholarship Programme, EGT/156/M2-0004).
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Hungary joins
CLARIN ERIC:
On 1st August Hungary gained admission to
CLARIN ERIC, the European Research
infrastructure whose mission is to bring modern language technology
tools and resources to researchers in the Humanities and Social Sciences
and provide support in their use. The Research Institute for Linguistics
was a founding member of the CLARIN project that was launched after the
first ESFRI Roadmap and played a leading role in the preparatory phase
of the project. Until now lack of national support prevented it from
joining CLARIN ERIC, which was formed as CLARIN entered its construction
phase. The Research institute for Linguistics acts as the National Coordinator
of the HUNCLARIN research infrastructure network, which currently has
seven members. Membership in the 19 country strong CLARIN ERIC will open
up new vistas for collaboration and will enhance the quality and
visibility of Hungarian research in the Humanities and the Social
Sciences. |
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Markus Wilhelm Steinbach (Georg-August-Universit�t
G�ttingen) will spend 3 months at the Research Institute
for Linguistics as one of the winners of the
Distinguished Guest Scientist Program of the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences. |
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The 85th birthday of Ferenc Kiefer, member of the
Hungarian Academy of Sciences and former director of the
Research Institute for Linguistics, was celebrated on
May 24th in the company of a number of invited guests.
He was presented with the single copy of an album,
specially produced for the occasion and containing
memories or greetings, several of them hand-written, and
contributed by his friends, colleagues, and former
students. After the short celebration, Ferenc Kiefer
shared his professional plans for the future with the
audience. |
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The Amsterdam conference on 'Open Science – From Vision to Action'
resulted in the Amsterdam Call for Action on Open Science. This call for
action formulates pan-European goals concerning the open access of
scientific publications and the reuse of research data. It also includes
twelve action items with concrete actions to be taken. |
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The LEARNMe White Paper on Linguistic Diversity has
just been published. The abridged version is available
HERE. Teh full version is downloadable
from
www.learnme.eu |
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The first four articles and editorial in Glossa, a new
Open Access journal on general linguistics are available
online. |
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The
National Research, Development and Innovation Office
(NKFIH) has announced a call for postdoctoral research
proposals (PD_16) starting between October 1 and
December 31, 2016. |
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The Hungarian Academy of Sciences announces a grant to gain premium post
doctoral researcher status in MTA's research network and Hungarian
universities between September 1, 2016 and August 31, 2019. |
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With Zolt�n B�nr�ti as co-author, a new article appeared in one of the leading journals of neurolinguistics. |
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Glossa, a new Open Access journal dedicated to general lingustics and
managed by the former editors of Lingua, is open for submissions. |
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Zolt�n D�niel K�d�r, part-time Senior Research Fellow at
RILHAS and Professor of English Language and Linguistics
at the University of Huddersfield, has been awarded the
higher doctorate of Doctor of Letters (D.Litt). |
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The Hungarian Academy of Sciences calls for applications to establish new Lend�let ("Momentum") research teams starting from 2016. |
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Conflict
between editors and publishers about Open Access |
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On 18-19 September 2015, as the member of the international Mercator Network, the
Research Centre for Multilingualism of the Research Institute for Linguistics of
the Hungarian Academy of Sciences organised the international closing conference
of the Mercator LEARNMe project in Budapest, with the title Everyday Multilingualism, Sustainable Linguistic Diversity and
MultiN-Engagement. Mercator-LEARNMe Conference on Minority Language Research,
Educational practice and Policy. Revisiting Methodology, Learning and
Established Concepts. |
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Dr. B�la Adamik, Associate Professor at E�tv�s
University, Budapest, has received a five-year Momentum
Grant at the Resarch Institute for Linguistics, HAS |
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Two-year postdoctoral research fellowships have been
granted as part of the MTA Postdoctoral Research
Programme to
�va D�k�ny (Department of Theoretical
Linguistics, supervisor: Katalin �. Kiss) and to
Tilda
Neuberger (Department of Phonetics, supervisor: M�ria
G�sy). |
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The report
of the scientific activities of RIL is available here |
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Distinguished guest researcher Prof. Marcel den Dikken
on his activities
at the Research Institute for Linguistics [The
full text of the interview] |
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The Research
Institute of Linguistics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (HAS) invited
Professor Hu Jianhua, and Professor Li Aijun from the Institute of Language,
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences to spend one week in
our institute in November 2014 as visiting researchers,
within the cooperation framework of HAS and the Chinese
Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), to participate in the
research cooperation activities supported by the two
Academies. |
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Lend�let ("Momentum") programme of the Hungarian Academy
of Sciences (MTA) (Deadline for electronic submission: 13. January 2015) |
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MTA postdoctoral research programme (Application deadline: 4. March 2015.) |
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The Hungarian Academy of Sciences invites distinguished
scientists to Hungary for research of 3 to 12 months (Application deadline: 9. March 2015.) |
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New
3-year research project in RIL HAS on 'Grammar and
Pragmatics' in cooperation with researchers from Bielefeld
University in the framework of the Institutional
Partnership Program of the Alexander von Humboldt
Foundation. |
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An edited book on Hungarian diachronic syntax entitled
The Evolution of Functional Left Peripheries in Hungarian Syntax has
been published by Oxford University Press. |
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Calls
for fellowship applications at CEU IAS (Application deadline: October 19, 2014) |
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Marcel den Dikken, who is Professor of Linguistics at the City University of
New York, started his research project at the Research Institute for Linguistics
on 1 September, 2014. Professor den Dikken is one of the Distinguished Guest
Scientists of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences for the academic year of
2014/15. He will spend 10 months at the Resarch Institute for Linguistics
working on filler-gap dependencies in natural language and the way their
locality is constrained.
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MTA’s Report to Parliament Meets Unanimous Support at
Committee Hearing
Report to the Hungarian National Assembly on the Activities of the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences and on the general situation of Hungarian science 2011-2012 |
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Information on the creation of the "Hungarian Language Strategy Institute" |
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A
cooperation agreement has been concluded between our institute, and the
Institute of Language of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS),
based on the general cooperation framework of the two Academies,
but also expanding it, and spelling out the scientific program of the
cooperation as regards linguistic research. |
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