🎉 I’m very happy to announce that my first international article has been published in the Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development! 🔗If you have institutional access, you can read it here: doi.org/10.1080/014346… 🔽If not, see next tweet🔽 #languageattitudes

📢 Upcoming Seminar Words are weird? On the role of lexical ambiguity in language 🗣 Gemma Boleda (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain) Why is language so ambiguous? Discover how ambiguity balances cognitive simplicity and communicative complexity through large-scale studies.

Don't miss tomorrow's talk by Josep Ausensi and Sebastian Buchczyk on rhetorical imperatives in Catalan! You can attend it in-person or online at Universitat Rovira i Virgili No us el podeu perdre! #ROLLINGSeminars #linguistics We keep rolling!

It's finally out! The last and most ambitious study from my PhD, highlighting trilingual co-activation in heritage speakers using eye-tracking, was published today! (link below)

🎙️ Call for Papers! 📍 ICPhoV 2026 | Univ. of Granada 📅 Jan 19–21, 2026 📝 Submit by June 1st, 2025 📤 Send your abstract here: forms.gle/4cKL7EzN4RKaKP… ℹ️ More info: blogs.ugr.es/icphov/ #ICPhoV2026 #Phonetics #Linguistics #CallForPapers

XVII Seminari de Recerca IRIE: Els efectes de la fonologia de la primera llengua en l'aprenentatge d'una segona llengua. Anirà a càrrec de Miquel Simonet, professor titular de la Universitat d’Arizona i expert en fonètica i fonologia. irie.uib.cat/?view=article&…

Today’s innovations, tomorrow’s conventions | John Benjamins. 🔭David Lorenz and myself are very grateful, and a little proud, to be able to present a special issue that so many great colleagues have left their mark on! 😍😎 jbe-platform.com/content/journa…

New paper! "A gentle introduction to bayesian statistics, with applications to bilingualism research", now out in LAB: doi.org/10.1075/lab.24…

Si sou estudiants de grau o postgrau en lingüística catalana, açò us interessarà 👇👇 Estem organitzant l'Escola d'Estiu de Lingüística Catalana a Berlín. Un lloc perfecte per a aprendre molt! 🧑‍💼👩‍💼 Maria del Mar Vanrell Bosch Elga Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Institut Ramon Llull Institut d'Estudis Baleàrics

Calls: Bilingualism in the Hispanic and Lusophone World Conference: Call for Papers: 5th Bilingualism in the Hispanic and Lusophone World Conference easyabs.linguistlist.org/submit/BHL/ We are pleased to announce the 5th edition of the Bilingualism in the Hispanic… dlvr.it/TL8zMv

Ja tenim cartell per a l'EDELC 2025 de Berlín! Aviat obrirem les inscripcions. Estigueu atents! 🔗edelc.uib.cat Filcat UAB Institut Ramon Llull Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin FilCat UB Departament de Filologia Catalana UV Departament de Filologia Catalana (UIB) Filologia Catalana UA Institut d'Estudis Baleàrics Traducció UPF

I ja hem obert també la inscripció a l'EDELC 2025 a Berlín (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin). 🤩 📅 Termini: 15 de juliol 🔗edelc.uib.cat/inscripcio/ 📔 Podeu consultar-hi el programa provisional edelc.uib.cat/programa-4/ Ens ajudeu a difondre-ho?

We invite delegates traveling to #ISB15 to read the latest issue of BLC, with articles on indirect reply processing in Mandarin, phonolexical encoding, the benefits of #bilingual education on primary school, and more: cup.org/4dBrOFg

New paper with Chao Zhou in BLC: doi.org/10.1017/S13667… What makes lexical tones challenging for L2 learners? Previous studies suggest that phonological universals are at play... In our perceptual study, we found little evidence for these universals.

Our new article with Jason Geller, Julia Drouin & Sarah Colby on webcam eye tracking is out now! 🔗 authors.elsevier.com/a/1lJ~99sT3hxG… ⭐️All materials are open access, and you’ll get code to analyze your Gorilla Experiment Builder eye tracking data in no time! (Free full-text for 50 days!)

You can hear the sounds, but can you distinguish the words? 🤔 Here's the postprint version of our new, soon-to-be SSLA paper! osf.io/6zbgt Celia Gorba, Pilar Prieto and I revisit the tricky link between L2 sound & word recognition—with a fresh look at methods

Day 1 at the LSSL in the books! 🧠 Spoken word recognition: what is it, what do we know and how did we get here? Characteristics of spoken language. Models of (L1) spoken word recognition: a historical overview. Useful experimental paradigms and current state-of-the-art

Day 2 at the LSSL (no pic this time) 🧠Spoken word recognition in bilinguals: interaction between languages. What makes bilingual spoken word recognition different from monolingual spoken word recognition? Phonological overlap, cognate words and cross-language activation.

I am also pleased to share the second study of my PhD exploring language and cognition in adults with and without DLD, with Prof. Ewa Dabrowska and Dr Miquel Llompart - now published in the Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research: #DevLangDis link.growkudos.com/1eob2bplkhs