Linguistic Data Science Lab

LDSL brings together knowledge and experience from linguistics, data science, experimental linguistics, computational linguistics and computer science.
The Lab offers a place for this focus, and also to network and explore new options at Ruhr-Universität Bochum (RUB).

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News & Upcoming Events

16.02.2023

LDSL co-organizes Sinn und Bedeutung 28

Sinn und Bedeutung 28 will take place at Ruhr-University Bochum and will be co-organized by the LDSL. For further information, please have a look at: SUB28

16.02.2023

New article on linearisation in German by LDSL members Simon Masloch, Johanna M. Poppek and Tibor Kiss: "Not so peculiar after all"

New article on linearisation in German by LDSL members Simon Masloch, Johanna M. Poppek and Tibor Kiss: "Not so peculiar after all: On the normal position of arguments of German experiencer-object verbs". For the full paper, visit LingBuzz

03.02.2023

Publication Milestone

Today, the STM-SUBJ team realised with amazement that our SLLDS publication 'Syntactic Pattern Distribution Analysis of Experiencer-Object Psych Verbs – An Annotation Manual' made it into the Top10 of LingBuzz (both recent and last six months) with over 4.000 downloads! Also, our new paper on linearisation preferences of German EO verbs is coming soon!

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Connect

Connecting knowledge and experience would not work without connecting people and perspectives. We are always interested in connections with other scientists and researchers who have ideas or want to be a part of ours.

Also we are of course available for questions from students - usually, the right person to contact is the one teaching a class you’re in or interested in. If you are looking for more general information, you can contact us.
Contact

Study Linguistic Data Science

Our two-year Master's program Linguistic Data Science starts this winter semester. Those who want to connect a background of linguistics and for example computational linguistics or data science are welcome to do so in our programm and courses.

Study LDS

Research

Research is the beating heart of LDSL where new possibilities can develop through the connection of subjects and their perspectives.

To get an impression, take a look at past and present projects, resources published by the Lab and its members and, of course, publications.

Research

Events

To connect subjects and contents you also have to connect people. We regularly take part in events and also bring colleagues together at RUB.

When LDSL invites, this is where you can find information on current events. Of course you can also look up older events (some related to research projects).

Events