Lecture Series

语言组 （Linguistic Group）09:30 am (Paris time)

• 邵明园SHAO Mingyuan，10月4日(Oct. 04, 2023)：

青海五屯话的音系和形态句法初探

A Preliminary Exploration of the Phonology and Morphosyntactic Structure of Qinghai Wutun

• 黎皓LI Hao，10月11日(Oct. 11, 2023)：

临夏话的实地调查和语法特征分析

Fieldwork and grammatical feature analysis of Linxia dialect

• 斯钦朝克图 SIQINCHAOKETU，10月25日 (Oct. 25, 2023)：

The fieldwork of Eastern Yugur

• 孙瑾SUN Jin，11月8日 (Nov. 08, 2023)：

甘沟话的方言特征

Dialectal features of Gangou

• 钟雪晴ZHONG Xueqing，11月22日 (Nov. 22, 2023)：

The fieldwork of Western Yugur

• 孙凯SUN Kai，11月30日(Nov. 30, 2023)：

The fieldwork of Sinitic language in Xiahe

基因组 （Genetic Group）09:00 am (Paris time)

• 王传超WANG Chuanchao，11月29日 (Nov. 29, 2023)：

胥梦婷 XU Mengting, 甘肃临夏人群遗传结构分析

陈浩东CHEN Haodong, 甘肃夏河县人群群体遗传结构分析

蒋怡灵JIANG Yiling, 甘肃甘沟乡人群群体遗传结构分析

• 文少卿WEN Shaoqing，12月6日 (Dec. 06, 2023)：

Workshop

On May 12 from 9:00 to 12:00 (local time), there will be a workshop in Fakultätssaal in the Philosophicum, University of Mainz:

The program is as follows:

• "Wutun Differential Argument Marking in the context of the Amdo Sprachbund" by Prof. Erika SANDMAN, From University of Helsinki, 9:00 - 10:20

• "Lexical and phonetic variation in Eastern Yugur (Shira Yughur)" by Prof. Hans NUGTEREN, From University of Göttingen, 10:30 - 11:50

Workshop

On Fabruary 14, there will be a Workshop in the Turkology seminar room (Hegelstrasse 59, 55122 Mainz) from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

The program is as follows:

• Prof. Dr. Dan XU-SONG (JGU Mainz, FB 05, DEL, Language Typology, Leiterin des ERC-Projektes): "How Turkic languages are relevant to our ERC project”.

• Prof. Dr. Julian RENTZSCH (JGU Mainz, Professur für Turkologische Sprachwissenschaft): “It is still necessary and possible to do research on Old Turkic Yenisei inscriptions?”

• Hao LI, Post Doc. of ERC-TRAM: “The Linxia dialect: linguistic facts from a mixed population in the Gansu-Qinghai area”.

• Jianxi GUO, Post Doc. of ERC-TRAM: “Ancient genomes from Han to Tang Dynasty in Hexi Corridor, northwest China”.

• Merlin KRÄKER, Ph.D.student,: “Topic Markers in Kazakh and Buryat”