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May Congratulations to our newest doctor Giovanni Cassani
Doctor Giovanni Cassani successfully defended his PhD on The bootstrapping toolbox: Which cues are more useful to learn lexical categories and why.
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May Open call for submissions
Integrated 2019 - Radical Imagination - 5-6-7 November 2019 - deSingel, Antwerp
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Mar Multimodality: Illusion, Performance, Experience
AIAS Joint Conference in Aarhus (24-25 October 2019): Call For Papers.
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Mar Psycholinguistics in Flanders (PiF) workshop welcomes abstracts
Psycholinguistics in Flanders (PiF) workshop welcomes abstracts related to all aspects of language processing and language acquisition by 15th March.
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Mar Time Machine Launch imminent
UAntwerp, UGent and the City of Antwerp join forces for a prestigious European project?
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Mar CLiPS is participating again in the Google summer of code.
Proposals will be accepted from March 25th.
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Mar B-magic newsletter
The third B-magic newsletter is available!
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Mar UAntwerpen helps build a European University
Young Universities for the Future of Europe connects eight universities in as many countries.
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Feb Call for sessions EAUH2020
Call for sessions extended to 15/3/2019.
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Feb Vacancy: Climate coordinator
The vacancy for a climate coordinator has been published! Feel free to spread it among potentially interested people.
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Jan Cultural and Creative Production from 'Suburban Nowheres': 1700 to the Present
Call for Chapters
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Dec The Linguistic Landscape of Hate Speech in Social Media
Senior postdoc opening at CLiPS for an FWO-funded project.
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Nov Call for sessions EAUH2020
Callf for sessions opens on 1 december 2018
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Nov Vacancy Research Professor
The Faculty of Law and the Institute for Development policy (IOB) are seeking to fill a full-time vacancy for a Research professor in the area of sustainable development and environmental justice.
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Oct More legislation, more violence? The impact of Dodd-Frank in the DRC
Section 1502 of the Dodd-Frank Act, which was just suspended by the Trump administration, has had significant negative unintended consequences.

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