Job offer: PhD Candidate (65%, m/f/x)
We are looking for a PhD Candidate (65%, m/f/x) in Digital Forensic Linguistics. All details as well as the online application form can be found in the official job posting.
We are looking for a PhD Candidate (65%, m/f/x) in Digital Forensic Linguistics. All details as well as the online application form can be found in the official job posting.
Am 15.7.2026 sprach Tatjana Scheffler live im Deutschlandfunk Kultur zum Thema „Neo-Oralität: Wie Claude und ChatGpT unsere Sprache verändern“.
Tatjana Scheffler and others published a book about „Infrastructures of (Non-)Knowledge. Virtuality and Epistemic Transformations“. The interdisciplinary contributions focus on scientific knowledge, which in all its aspects is widely understood …
Yuchen Xiong has been strengthening our team as a research associate since July 1, 2026. Yuchen completed her bachelor’s degree (Automation) in Beijing and her master’s degree (Digital Humanities) in …
In May four group members were at LREC 2026 in Palma de Mallorca. Here are our papers & presentations: and two presentations in the main conference (Session O21: Evaluation, Validation …
Within a DFG Priority Programme, we are looking for a student assistant/research assistant to support our team with research and/or data management work. Your profile may match the following announcement: …
Am 13.04.2026 hat unser wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter Sebastian Reimann seine Dissertation zum Thema „Deliberate Metaphors in Religious Online Forums: Challenges and Possible Ways Towards their Automatic Detection“ erfolgreich verteidigt und sich …
For our project EmDiCom2 „Decompositional Semantics of Face Emojis in Digital Communication“ we are looking for a post-doctoral researcher (m/f/x). All details as well as the online application form can …
Im DFG-geförderten Projekt EmDiCom beschäftigen sich Prof. Tatjana Scheffler und ihr Team mit der Bedeutung und Deutung von Emojis. Dabei konnte beispielsweise gezeigt werden, dass Emojis, ähnlich wie digitale Gesten …
Alicja Caban (pictured on the right), a master’s student at Université Cité in Paris, visited our department during the first week of March. Her research focuses on emojis and their …
