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03 November 2021

Te Pūtea Rangahau a Marsden has awarded NZILBB researchers over $1.8million for three grants.


Lynn Clark

09 June 2020

In a first of its kind study, two University of Canterbury (UC) research institutes - the New Zealand Institute of Language, Brain and Behaviour (NZILBB) and the Child Well-being Research Institute (CWI) will be investigating these fascinating shifts in accent from age 5.


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10 October 2018

Experimental diachronics: Investigating language change and evolution in the lab


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08 October 2018

What can Social Media tell us about Māori Loanwords?


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12 November 2017

NZILBB researchers have been awarded a Marsden grant for their project.


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15 November 2016

Congratulations to NZILBB Director, Jen Hay, and NZILBB Bilingual Theme Leader, Jeanette King, on being awarded a Marsden grant Statistical learning with and without a lexicon.


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10 November 2016

Congratulations to Lynn Clark, Kevin Watson and Jen Hay on being awarded a Marsden grant What is the Southland accent?


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01 November 2016

NZILBB needs participants for experiments that we are currently running. All of our experiments have been approved by the UC Human Ethics Committee.


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04 October 2016

Congratulations to Professor Jen Hay (NZILBB Director) on being awarded a prestigious James Cook Fellowship in 2015.


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15 January 2016

Donald Derrick (NZILBB) was recently on the Radio New Zealand National programme talking about his latest research.


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