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SALT(y) publications:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Puggaard-Rode, Rasmus 2023,\u00a0Stop! Hey, what\u2019s that sound? The representation and realization of Danish stops<\/em><\/a>. PhD Dissertation, Leiden: Netherlands Graduate School of Linguistics. (LOT Dissertation Series 631). doi:10.48273\/LOT0631<\/p>\n

Apostolopoulou, Eirini 2022, Typological variation in language contact: A phonologycal analysis of Italiot Greek.<\/em><\/a> PhD Dissertation: University of Verona, The Arctic University of Norway.<\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2022, The interaction of tone, weight, and stress in Latvian. NELS 52: Proceedings of the 52nd annual meeting of the North East Linguistic Society<\/em>, ed. by \u00d6zge Bakay, Breanna Pratley, Eva Neu & Peyton Deal, vol. 2, pp. 173-188, GLSA Publications<\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2022, Word-initial sibilants and prenuclear syllable structure. Phonological Studies<\/i>\u00a025: 147-148.<\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2021, Complex onsets and coda markedness in Persian<\/a>. Nordlyd 45.1: 95-118, UiT<\/p>\n

Myhre, Matias 2021, The weight and representation of Ryukyuan Miyako onsets. Initial geminate moraicity, markedness, and sonority.<\/em> Master Thesis, UiT.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin & Draga Zec 2020. Nasal consonants, sonority, and syllable phonotactics: the dual nasal hypothesis.<\/a> Phonology 37.1: 27-63.\u00a0 doi:10.1017\/S0952675720000032<\/a><\/p>\n

Golston, Chris & Martin Kr\u00e4mer 2020. Diphthongs are micro-feet: Prominence and sonority in the nucleus.<\/a> Proceedings of the Annual Meeting on Phonology 2019<\/em>. LSA Publications.<\/p>\n

Merchant, Nazarr\u00e9 & Martin Kr\u00e4mer 2018.\u00a0<\/span><\/span>The Holographic Principle: Typological analysis using lower dimensions.<\/span><\/a>\u00a0<\/span><\/span>Proceedings of the Annual Meeting on Phonology 2017<\/span><\/em>, LSA.<\/span><\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin, & Barbara Vogt 2018.\u00a0Alignment and locality in the typology of affixing language games<\/a>.\u00a0The Linguistic Review<\/em>\u00a035.1: 83-120.<\/p>\n

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SALT(y) presentations:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2023, <\/span>Local Optima and Segment Sequencing in Syllables.Talk at Phonology in the Nordic Countries<\/em> (FiNo 2023), Vytautas Magnus University in <\/span>Kaunas, Lithuania, 19-20 January.<\/span><\/p>\n

Dyga, Jagoda 2023, Prominence and Anchoring in Truncation in Polish Child Language. Talk at Phonology in the Nordic Countries<\/em> (FiNo 2023), Vytautas Magnus University in <\/span>Kaunas, Lithuania, 19-20 January.<\/span><\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2022, <\/span>Does sonority have a phonological basis? Invited talk at SRPP (Colloquium of the Laboratoire de Phon\u00e9tique et Phonologie<\/em>), Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris, 21 January 2022<\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2022, <\/span>A typology of syllabic consonants and its implications for our understanding of syllable phonotactics. Invited talk at IGRA<\/em>, Leipzig, 26 January.<\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2021, <\/span>The interaction of tone, weight, and stress in Latvian. Talk at NELS 52<\/a><\/em>, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, 29-31 October \u00a02021.<\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2021, Degenerate syllables and excrescent vowels. Evidence from Yuman. Talk at Epenthesis<\/em> an<\/em>d Beyond<\/em> Workshop at Stony Brook University , 17-19 September, online.<\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2021, Word-initial sibilants and prenuclear syllable structure. Invited talk at\u00a0Phonology Forum\u00a02021<\/em>, the annual meeting of the Phonological Society of Japan, 23-25 August.<\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2021, Appendicitis and other inflammatory diseases at the left syllable margin. Invited talk at CSU Fresno Linguistics Colloquium<\/em>, March 11, Fresno.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Zhakun, Kate & Kr\u00e4mer, Martin\u00a0 2021, ‘Russian sonority reversals. Do they really exist? Talk at Western Conference on Linguistics<\/em> (WECOL 2021), November 13-14, Fresno.<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga 2020, Acquisition of initial onsets in Latvian: complexity vs. frequency. Lecture at HIF-1019 Psychology of Language, September 4, UiT.<\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2020, In the grey zone of the sonority hierarchy<\/a>. Lecture at Leiden University Language and Cognition Group; 2020-09-17 UiT<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga & Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2019, Research collaboration between Latvia and Norway. Poster presented at Staff week – EEA\/Norway Grants,<\/em> November 6, UiT.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Golston, Chris & Martin Kr\u00e4mer 2019, The internal structure of diphthongs: Prominence and sonority in the nucleus,<\/a> Poster presented at the Annual Meeting on Phonology,<\/em> October 11-13, Stony Brook, NY, USA.<\/p>\n

Martin Kra\u0308mer 2019, The hybrid pitch accent-tone-stress system of Latvian, Poster presented at the Annual Meeting on Phonology<\/em>, October 11-13, Stony Brook, NY, USA.<\/p>\n

Martin Kra\u0308mer & Draga Zec 2019, The gradient categorical vocalic behavior of syllabic consonants<\/a>, Poster presented at the Annual Meeting on Phonology<\/em>, October 11-13, Stony Brook, NY, USA.<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga 2019, Structural complexity and input frequency: acquisition of Latvian initial onsets. Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition<\/em> (GALA 2019); 2019-09-12 – 2019-09-14 UiT<\/p>\n

Martin Kra\u0308mer & Draga Zec 2019, The variable vocalic nature of syllabic consonants. Poster at the 27th Manchester Phonology Meeting<\/em>, Manchester, 23-25 May 2019.<\/p>\n

Golston, Chris & Martin Kr\u00e4mer 2019, Sonority and prominence in diphthongs. Talk at FiNo Phonology in the Nordic Countries<\/em> 2019, Edinburgh, 22-23 February 2019.<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga 2019, Diminutive palatalization in Latvian. Phonology in the Nordic Countries\u00a0 (FiNo 2019); 2019-02-22 – 2019-02-23 UiT<\/p>\n

Martin Kra\u0308mer 2019, Interacting sonority hierarchies. Keynote at Old World Conference in Phonology<\/em> 16, Verona, 16-18 January 2019.<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga 2019, Variable syllabification of word-medial sC clusters and palatalization in Standard Latvian. 16th Old World Conference in Phonology<\/em> (OCP16); 2019-01-16 – 2019-01-18 UiT<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga 2019, Diminutive palatalization in Latvian. Phonology in the Nordic Countries (FiNo 2019); 2019-02-22 – 2019-02-23
UiT.<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga 2019, Structural complexity and input frequency: acquisition of Latvian initial onsets. Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition (GALA 2019); 2019-09-12 – 2019-09-14 UiT.<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga 2019, Variable syllabification of word-medial sC clusters and palatalization in Standard Latvian. 16th Old World Conference in Phonology (OCP16); 2019-01-16 – 2019-01-18 UiT.<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga 2018,\u00a0 Palatalization in sC clusters in Latvian. Baltic Linguistics: New perspectives and methods;<\/em> 2018-11-21 – 2018-11-22 UiT<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga & Martin Kr\u00e4mer 2018, Acquisition of syllable structure in Latvian: an experimental investigation. Talk at Baltic Linguistics: New perspectives and methods<\/em>; UiT The Arctic University of Norway,\u00a021-22 November 2018.<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga & Martin Kr\u00e4mer 2018, Testing suprasegmental complexity in preschool children acquiring Latvian. At ACQVA Retreat<\/em>; \u00a0NTNU, Trondheim, 17-19 October 2018.<\/p>\n

Zec, Draga; Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2018, Syllable codas, consonantal manner, and the sonority hierarchy. An Interdisciplinary Workshop on Syllable Structure and Sonority;<\/em> 2018-05-11 – 2018-05-12 UiT<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga & Martin Kr\u00e4mer 2018, Appendices, complex onsets, and sonority in the acquisition of Latvian.\u00a0 An Interdisciplinary Workshop on Syllable Structure and Sonority<\/em>; UiT The Arctic University of Norway, 11-12 May 2018.<\/p>\n

Kr\u00e4mer, Martin, Olga Urek, Kate Zhakun 2018, Syllable Structure \u2013 Acquisition, Loss, Typology. An Interdisciplinary Workshop on Syllable Structure and Sonority<\/em>; UiT The Arctic University of Norway, 11-12 May 2018.<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga; Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2018, Acquisition of syllable structure in Latvian: an experimental investigation. Baltic Linguistics: New perspectives and methods<\/em>; 2018-11-21 – 2018-11-22 UiT.<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga; Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2018, Testing suprasegmental complexity in preschool children acquiring Latvian. ACQVA Retreat; 2018-10-17 – 2018-10-19 UiT.<\/p>\n

Urek, Olga, 2018, Palatalization in sC clusters in Latvian. Baltic Linguistics: New perspectives and methods<\/em>; 2018-11-21 – 2018-11-22 UiT.<\/p>\n

Zhakun, Kate; Kr\u00e4mer, Martin 2018, Variable stress in Russian truncated adjectives. Fonologi i Norden;<\/em> 2018-02-09 – 2018-02-10 UiT<\/p>\n

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SALT(y) workshops:<\/strong><\/p>\n

SPIPS: (funded by CASTL-FISH)<\/p>\n

Segmental Processes in Interaction with Prosodic Structure (SPIPS),<\/em>\u00a0<\/strong>UiT, September\u00a019-20, 2019<\/p>\n

The SALT kick-off workshop:<\/p>\n

An Interdisciplinary Workshop on Syllable Structure and Sonority<\/em>; UiT The Arctic University of Norway, 11-12 May 2018.<\/p>\n\n\n

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