Amazing news! Two Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships were granted to caome work at AcqVA! Kirill Elin is coming to AcqVA Aurora to work with Vincent DeLuca and Janson Rothman. He has a great project that fits squarely into Theme IV of AcqVA and very complementary to the large Bilingualism and Cognitive …
Our very own Natalia Mitrofanova has just been notified that she has been granted approx. 10 mill NOK from the Research Council of Norway for her project proposal MuMin – Multilingual Minds: grammar interaction in multilingual acquisition. The project fits perfectly with the AcqVA Aurora profile (especially Theme 2) and will add another post-doc as …
Great news! MSCA results have been announced! Congrats to Nadine Kolb (supervisors, Merete and Jason) for her INPUT project and Khadij Gharibi (supervisors Terje and Jason) for her CLICK project, which are funded. And to Gustavo Guajardo for the LILAC project (supervisors Marit and Jason), which is on the reserve list. Nadine Kolb: INPUT project …
FANTASTIC NEWS FROM THE RESEARCH COUNCIL OF NORWAY Two research grants (approximately 12 mill NOK each) awarded to AcqVA members Terje and Björn – for the following projects: Terje: Grammatical Gender in Norwegian Dialects: Acquisition, Variation & Change Björn: Experimental Approaches to Syntactic Optionality Congratulations to …
Aurora Center grant to the LAVA group Our application to become an Aurora Center has been granted!!! This is a 30 million NOK grant from UiT that will make it possible to hire a number of new people and do many cool things over the next four years (see below …
Fabulous news just in: Our very own Evelina Leivada has been awarded the prestigious Ramon Y Cajal grant – with the unbelievable score of no less than 100%! The grant provides a salary and research funding for five years and will lead to a permanent position at a Spanish university (not clear yet which …
Terje Lohndal has been awarded a research prize for young outstanding scholars from the Research Council of Norway. The prize of 500.000 NOK is one of three awards presented to young researchers within different categories, and is intended to reward high quality work as well as innovative academic thinking. On …