
Explore dependency structures to identify minimalist languages, delving into linguistic theory and computational approaches with Ed Stabler.

Explore René Thom's contributions to linguistics and semiotics, focusing on archetypal morphologies and semiophysics. Discover the impact and ongoing developments of his topological and dynamic approach.

Explore programming languages as human languages, examining their structural elements, cognitive impacts, and role in shaping developer communities and mental models.

Debunk popular C++ myths with detailed analysis. Explore controversial issues, dissect misconceptions, and gain clarity on best practices in the C++ ecosystem.

Explore linguistic diversity measurement and modeling techniques to uncover societal patterns and language emergence mechanisms.

Explore vocal tract modeling and vocal aging concepts in this comprehensive lecture, focusing on key principles and research findings in speech processing.

Explore advanced morphological modeling techniques for diverse languages, enhancing HLT applications through innovative approaches like neural networks and cross-lingual projection.

Explore a feature-based model of human lexical access, delving into the intricacies of language processing and speech recognition.

Explore innovative approaches to language extension and their impact on linguistic analysis, with insights on balancing intentions and outcomes.

Explore the role of linguists in Indigenous language revitalization, focusing on grammar research and placename collaborations in NWT communities. Gain insights into cross-cultural partnerships and language preservation efforts.

Explore the enduring impact of D'Arcy Thompson's "On Growth and Form" on modern science, examining its themes and relevance to understanding morphogenesis.

Explore the intricate connection between human language and cognitive abilities through expert discussions on evolution, intelligence, and the fundamental role of communication in human society.

Discover the fascinating world of camel spiders through molecular and morphological research, exploring new taxonomic insights into the North American Eremobatidae family and species classification.

Master the CL-claw-3 handshape in American Sign Language, focusing on depiction techniques and lexicalized classifiers for enhanced signing fluency and expression.

Trinity reflects on growing up in many places—Ugandan by passport, yet feeling foreign—and discovering the power of belonging to many nations. Trinity Kamugisha is a yearly 12 student that passionately explores the themes of identity,culture and belonging in an increasingly interconnected world. Thr

Sharing the adventure and civic duty of the individual to explore multiple languages Constantine Katsoris is a Chemistry major at Tufts University, with a pre-med track and deep interest in biomedical research. During his undergraduate career, he interned at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, where he engag

This talk highlights the importance of using metaphor in language and how it helps with memorizing and recalling information. He is an English language trainer who holds a Master's degree in Applied Linguistics in English from the University of Leicester, UK. He is the Founder of Sandwich Waraqi Pod

When Mr Yizhou Liu first encountered Sanskrit literature, he entered a world entirely alien to him—a world where magical goldfish debate with one another and where vetāla, or living corpses, instruct kings on the principles of proper rulership. More importantly, he discovered one of the most innovat

We must consider that our field is language acquisition and acquisition has a specific meaning – different from learning. Acquisition is about the functional use of language and the building of fluency. We are not here to teach vocabulary lists and grammar rules to be memorized. We are here to teach

What happens when you're told to forget the language you grew up speaking? In this talk, Dr. Daniel Garzon, now a bilingual educator, reflects on the personal and systemic forces that cause heritage language loss, and what it really takes to reclaim it. Daniel Garzon is an Assistant Professor of Bil

It dives into the importance of translation as culture capital. Translations as Cultural Capital This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx