Klaske van Sluis, PhD candidate at the ACLC and Speech Language Pathologist at the Netherlands Cancer Institute Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Hospital, is the guest speaker at this ACLC seminar. The title of her talk is ...

Roland Pfau and Annemieke van Kampen, who participated as representatives of the Netherlands in ‘SIGN-HUB’, a European Horizon 2020 project, are the guest speakers at this ACLC seminar. The title of their talk is ...

Marieke Olthof, ACLC PhD candidate, will defend her dissertation resulting from her PhD project 'Incorporation: Constraints on variation', under the supervision of Kees Hengeveld and Jan Don.

Meet and connect with other ABC members on virtual grounds!

Jan-Willem van Leussen, ACLC PhD candidate, will defend his dissertation resulting from his PhD project 'The emergence of French phonology,' under the supervision of Paul Boersma and Tamás Biró (Eötvös Loránd ...

Eveline Visker, ACLC PhD candidate, will defend her dissertation resulting from her PhD project 'Learning to use space: a study into the SL2 acquisition process of adult learners of Sign Language of the Netherlands,' ...

Merel van Witteloostuijn, ACLC PhD candidate, will defend her dissertation entitled 'Examining the contribution of statistical learning to grammar and literacy acquisition: A study of Dutch children with and without ...

Imme Lammertink, ACLC PhD candidate, will defend her dissertation resulting from her PhD project 'Detecting patterns: relating statistical learning to language proficiency in children with and without Developmental ...

Jean Wagemans, senior researcher at the ACLC, is the guest speaker at this *online* ACLC seminar. The title of his talk is ‘Linguistic and pragmatic aspects of identifying argument types’.

Marijn van ’t Veer, lecturer at the ACLC, is the guest speaker at this ACLC seminar. The title and abstract of his talk will be published soon.

This course is designed for PhD researchers who aspire to a career in academics, and who are in the third year of their PhD program. The course aims at preparing the participants in writing excellent postdoctoral ...

This course provides participants insight into how academic knowledge in the humanities can be made applicable for social and economic utilisation. | Date Spring 2020: Thursday 7 May 9:30-17:30

Marloes Oomen, ACLC PhD candidate, will defend her dissertation entitled 'Iconicity as a mediator between verb semantics and morphosyntactic structure: A corpus-based study on verbs in German Sign Language', ...

To be announced

It is important to start thinking about your future career in the second year of your PhD project. This course will discuss the various paths in and outside academia and will show you how to be prepared when you ...

The Advanced Academic Writing course is designed for PhD students who write their dissertation in English. The course addresses different aspects of the writing process, such as becoming aware of disciplinary ...

*Unfortunately, this lecture has been cancelled due to restrictions related to the coronavirus outbreak.*

The goal of these follow-up workshops is to provide individualized and in-depth writing assistance to PhD candidates in the final year of their PhD programme. We will focus on the challenges that you face in the ...

Unfortunately, this symposium has been cancelled due to restrictions related to the coronavirus outbreak.

Hernán Labbé Grünberg, ACLC PhD candidate, will defend his dissertation resulting from his PhD project 'Automatic, unconscious processing of Dutch morphosyntax in native speakers of Dutch' under the supervision of ...