Alexander Clemen

Affiliations. alexander.clemen@hhu.de. He Tāngata, He Tāngata, He Tāngata.

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Heinrich Heine University

Institute for Linguistics

building/level/room: 23.21.04.093

Universitätsstraße 1

40225 Düsseldorf, Germany

I’m a linguistics master’s student and research assistant at the Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Germany. My reseach interest lies in Psycho and Neurolinguistics in which I wrote my Bachelor’s thesis under the supervision of Prof. Dr Katharina Spalek and Univ-Prof. Dr Dr Peter Indefrey. In the master I’m laying my focus on language impairment and language modeling.

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news

Oct 14, 2023 I am imcreadibly happy to announce that I have received the acceptance letter from the Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes for a student’s scholarship which goes hand in hand with lifelong membership of the scholarship foundation. :pray: I am looking back to an amazing selection weekend - making friends with brilliant minds - and looking forward doing the same at summer academies, language classes, congresses and much more.
Sep 10, 2023 I have just received my review’s and grade (1.0 :astonished:) for my BA-thesis which completes my bachelor in Linguistics. Many thanks to my advisors Prof. Spalek and Prof. Indefrey as well as to my reviewers Anna, Matthias, and Andreas.
Jul 2, 2023 We just finished up the last day of the 32. TaCoS with 57 attendees, 12 talks, 5 keynotes, 3 workshops and one year of planning with an amazing team consisting of Anh Kim Nguyen, Anna Stein, Deniz Ekin Yavaş, Emma Stein, Luuk Suurmeijer, Mogens Mastracchio, Nele Mastracchio and me.
Jun 14, 2023 I joined the Junge Sprachwissenschaft as their cash auditor with my good StuTS-friend Ronny Steinicke who held this amazing talk.
Jun 14, 2023 I was awarded the best talk at the 73. StuTS out of 42 talks by the Junge Sprachwissenschaft. :partying_face:

selected publications

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    Alex, Alex, or Alex: Do Ambiguous Names Cause Referential Failure Effects?
    Alexander Clemen
    2023