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Every spring semester LiRI hosts a Thesis Inspiration Event as part of our commitment to nurturing innovative student projects. This event is aimed at students pursuing both Bachelor's and Master's degrees, offering them a unique opportunity to explore potential thesis topics. The event features concise presentations by professors and lecturers from a wide range of disciplines within linguistics and psychology.
Following these insightful presentations, participants are invited to engage in deeper discussions during a relaxed apéro session. This informal setting fosters an atmosphere of open dialogue, encouraging students, lecturers, and experts to exchange ideas, provide feedback, and explore potential collaboration opportunities.
The next Find your Thesis Event is scheduled for the end of the Spring Semester in 2024.
When: Thursday, 1.6.2023, 16.15 - 18.00, with Apéro afterwards
Where: room AND-4-06, Andreasstrasse 50, 8050 Zürich
Why: inspire student projects for BA and MA theses working with the LiRI lab
Who and what: short presentations about potential topics for BA and MA theses from professors and lecturers coming from various study programs in linguistics and psychology, followed by informal discussions between students, lecturers and experts during apéro.
Below students find a first overview of confirmed presenters. This list will be updated continuously.
| RESEARCH FIELDS | presenters |
| phonetics | Volker Dellwo, Elisa Pellegrino |
| phonetics & machine learning | Sandra Schwab, Jean-Philippe Goldman |
| computational neuroscience of speech & hearing | Vanessa Frei, Julian Ockelmann |
| neurolinguistics & speech perception | Alexis Hervais-Adelman |
| digital linguistics & eye tracking | Lena Jäger, David Reich, Chiara Tschirner |
| cognition, neurobiology & language | Sebastian Sauppe |
| articulatory phonetics | Daniel Friedrichs, Lei He |
| evolutionary neuroscience of language | |
| crosslinguistic phonetic variation | Eleanor Chodroff |
| neuromodulation of speech and language processing | |
| computational methods & NLP | Johannes Graën, Gerold Schneider |
With Apéro & LiQUID in Cafeteria AND-2.51 afterwards.
For the slides please email: andrew.clark@uzh.ch
