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7 wissenschaftliche Beiträge unserer Fachrichtung wurden bei Syntax Fest, R2CASS (International Workshop on Computational Reproducibility in Social Sciences), DISS (Disfluency in Spontaneous Speech Workshop) und UCCTS (Using Corpora in Contrastive and Translation Studies) angenommen. Wir gratulieren herzlich allen Autorinnen und Autoren.
- "Syntactic complexity in Scientific English: A diachronic perspective" von Marie-Pauline Krielke, Diego Alves und Luigi Talamo (Syntax Fest 2025, Paper).
- "The Interplay of Noun Phrase Complexity and Modification Type in Scientific Writing" von Isabell Landwehr (Syntax Fest 2025, Paper).
- "From “War” to “Special Military Operation”: Interpretable Detection of Linguistic Propaganda Framing in Russian Media" von Anastasiia Vestel und Stefania Degaetano-Ortlieb (R2CASS2025, Paper).
- "Euh... why do interpreters hesitate? An information-theoretic perspective on sentence-initial filler particles in simultaneous interpreting" von Christina Pollkläsener und Maria Kunilovskaya (DISS 2025, Paper).
- "The Influence of Surprisal and Dependency Distance on Filler Particle Occurrence in Simultaneous Interpreting" von Christina Pollkläsener, Elke Teich, Ekaterina Lapshinova-Koltunski und Maria Kunilovskaya (UCCTS, Abstract).
- "High Efficiency in Interpreting: Evidence from the Memory-Surprisal Trade-Off" von Maria Kunilovskaya, Elke Teich, Ekaterina Lapshinova-Koltunski und Christina Pollkläsener (UCCTS, Abstract).
- "Measuring Differences between Translation and Interpreting through their Source-text Divergence" von Maria Kunilovskaya, Ekaterina Lapshinova-Koltunski und Sharid Loáiciga (UCCTS, Abstract).