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7th CRC Networking Workshop 2025, Bielefeld

Factors for Successful Communication

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7th CRC Networking Workshop 2025

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Contact

CRC 1646 "Linguistic Creativity in Communication"
Universitätsstr. 25
33615 Bielefeld

Contact Person: Dr. Birgit Kohn
Mail: crc1646@uni-bielefeld.de
Phone: (+49) 521 106-67202

The Inter-CRC-Meeting for 2025, along with a special Early Career Researcher Workshop, is held on 26th to 27th of November at ZiF, Bielefeld University, highlighting "Factors of Successful Communication". This networking event brings together linguistic CRCs from Berlin, Bielefeld, Frankfurt, Cologne, Potsdam, Saarbrücken, and Tübingen.

Venue

ZiF main building from the side, spring, flowers on the tree surrounding the building
Universität Bielefeld/P. Ottendörfer

The workshop will be held at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research (short: ZiF = Zentrum für interdisziplinäre Forschung), close to Bielefeld University’s main campus (campus map) and right next to the Teutoburg Forest. You can find detailed travel information for the ZiF below.

Travel Information for getting to ZiF

Map & Address

Address

Zentrum für interdisziplinäre Forschung
Universität Bielefeld
Methoden 1
33615 Bielefeld

Further Information

Maps Link

Bielefeld Hbf, then take tram line subway/tram line 4 (destination Universität or Lohmannshof, approx. 7 minutes). From the tram stop Universität or Bültmannshof you can reach ZiF by walking up the hill behind the main building of the university.

During the day, a bus goes from Bielefeld main station to ZiF (lines 61 to Werther/Halle or 62 to Borgholzhausen); the exit stop is Universität/Studentenwohnheim.

Timetable information for the Bielefeld public transport lines

Network map of the Bielefeld public transport lines

Taxis are always available directly in front of the main station (it takes approx. 10 minutes from the main station to ZiF). The fare to the university is currently around 16 euros.

From the north:

Motorway A2: Exit Bi-Ost, Detmolder Str. direction Zentrum (6 km, approx. 10 min). Route via Kreuzstr., Oberntorwall, Stapenhorststr., Wertherstr. until ZiF is signposted.

From the south:

Motorway A2: At the Bielefeld junction, take the A33 towards Bi-Zentrum, exit at Bi-Zentrum, follow the signs to the city centre on Ostwestfalendamm (B61), exit at Universität, follow Stapenhorststr., Wertherstr. until ZiF is signposted.

Program

The detailed schedule for the two days of the CRC Networking workshop can be found below or as PDF. Please note that the location for all the events is in the ZiF building.

Early Career Researcher Workshop

From abstract to presentation

Wednesday

9:00 – 10:45

Coaching: How to hold a presentation confidently (focus on voice training)

Group A at Round Table Room

Workshop: How to handle rejections & and how to write an abstract

Group B at Plenary Hall
10:45 – 11:15 Coffee Break  
11:15 – 13:00

Workshop: How to handle rejections & and how to write an abstract

Group A at Plenary Hall

Coaching: How to hold a presentation confidently (focus on voice training)

Group B at Round Table Room
13:00 – 14:00 Joint lunch at the ZiF Cafeteria & opportunity for exchange  

This workshop provides international scientists with practical tools for confident and effective presenting. Participants will learn techniques for clear articulation and audience-oriented communication within academic contexts.

Through targeted exercises and individual feedback, they will strengthen their vocal presence for a professional appearance. The training fosters both skill development and self-confidence to support successful scientific communication.

Please watch the following videos as a preparation:

Quarks & Co.: „Die Macht der Stimme“

44:24 Minuten

Quelle: WDR Mediathek | Beitrag vom 19.11.2013

„Power Poses“

Amy Cuddy @ poptech 2011

Quelle: Youtube 17 Minuten

You can find the videos on the Coach's website

Inter - CRC Meeting on "Factors of Successful Communication"

Wednesday

14:00 - 14:10

Welcome

14:10 - 14:45

Introductions of CRCs (7 x 5 minutes)

CRC1646 Bielefeld, CRC1412 Berlin, CRC1629 Frankfurt, CRC1252 Köln, CRC1287 Potsdam, CRC1102 Saarbrücken, CRC1718 Tübingen

14:45 - 15:00

Coffee Break

15:00 - 15:30

Golshan Shakeebaee & Ai Chen (Frankfurt)

The prosody of negation: Evidence from production and comprehension

15:30 - 16:00

Fabian R. Eckert, Aviad Albert, Jeremy Steffman, T. Mark Ellison, Petra B. Schumacher & Martine Grice (Köln)

Auditory Illusion as a Window into the Perception of Prosodic Prominence

16:00 - 17:30

Poster Session 1 (see list of poster presentations below)

16:45 - 17:30 Exchange Speakers: Round table room

17:30 - 18:00

Miriam Oschkinat, Melanie Weirich & Stefanie Jannedy (Berlin)

Analysing fine phonetic detail in register variation through virtual reality

   
from 19:00 Workshop Dinner at Nichtschwimmer (Arndtstraße 6-8
33602 Bielefeld)

Thursday

9:00 - 10:00

Exchange central & service projects

Ö: Round table room

GradSchool: Couch area in front of plenary hall

10:00 - 10:30

Britta Stolterfoht & James Griffiths (Tübingen)

Common Ground: Cognition - Grammar - Communication

10:30 - 12:00

Poster Session 2 (see list of poster presentations below)

11:15 - 12:00

Exchange Coordinators: Round table room

12:00 - 12:30

Yana Arkhipova (Potsdam)

Sentence reanalysis in semantic illusions: Evidence from ERPs

12:30 - 13:00

Joana Cholin (Bielefeld)

Linguistic creativity and cognition: resources in individual speakers

13:00 - 13:10

Closing

Poster Session

Manar Ali, Sina Zarrieß, Simeon Junker, Hendrik Buschmeier (Bielefeld, B02) Creativity in Reference to Abstract Visual Items.

Valentina Alimenti, Patryk Markiewicz, Bedia Vidua, Katalin Havas, Martin Wegrzyn & Johanna Kißler (Bielefeld, C05) Exploring Creativity through Semantic and Emotional Verbal Fluency Tasks.

Milena Belosevic (Bielefeld, B04) Creativity in name-based word formation.

Ardia Hanum, Kateryna Iefremenko, Meghna Majumder, Katja Maquate (Berlin) Real-time register comprehension in adolescent heritage speakers’ languages.

Barbara Job, Sybilla Nikolow, Tim Rittig (Bielefeld, Ö) Wir sind alle kreativ – Gesellschaftliche Sprachexpertise nutzbar machen für die Sprachforschung im SFB 1646.

Annett Jorschick, Maryam Mohammadi, Katja Politt, Hendrik Buschmeier (Bielefeld, INF) Assessing Data Management and Compliance in Large Research Collaborations for Consent, Data Sharing, and Knowledge Transfer.

Florian Kankowski, Torgrim Solstad, Oliver Bott (Bielefeld, Ö) Die Sprachschmiede – eine Web-Plattform für die digitale Citizen-Linguistik im SFB 1646.

Nico Lehmann (Berlin) The role of register for null objects across languages.

Onur Özsoy, Michelle Vuong, Jacopo Torregrossa, Edith Kaan (Köln) Code-switching as a prominence cue: Comparing L2 learners and heritage speakers.

Christina Pollkläsener (Saarbrücken, B07) Effects of comprehension, translation and production difficulty on filler particle occurrence in simultaneous interpreting.

Kathleen Schneider (Potsdam, B01) The Role of Prosody in Structural Prediction: Variability across Neurotypical and Clinical Populations.

Aleksandra Trifonova (Potsdam, B04) Sensitivity to filler-gap dependency violations across the adult lifespan.

Bedia Vidua, Katalin Havas, Valentina Alimenti, Patryk Markiewicz, Johanna Kißler & Martin Wegrzyn (Bielefeld, C05) Investigating the Role of Personal Experience in Semantic Clustering. Implications for Creativity and Divergent Thinking.

Giuliano Armenante (Potsdam, C02) Limits of variability in determiner systems: The case of German anankastic bare nouns.

Oliver Bott, Torgrim Solstad & Florian Kankowski (Bielefeld, B01) Linguistic Creativity affects Discourse Expectations related to Contiguity Relations but not Implicit Causality.

Elisabeth Clages, Alice Mitchell, Birgit Hellwig, Mandy Lorenzen, Milo Reinmöller, Trudel Schneider-Blum (Köln) Argument realization and discourse prominence in three East African languages.

Lotta Heidemann, Mareike Hartmann, Carola de Beer, Kerstin Richter, Martina Hielscher-Fastabend (Bielefeld, C03) Creativity in verbal and multimodal creativitiy in people with neurogenic language and communication disorders.

Ioannis Iliopoulos (Potsdam, B04) Resolving Cataphoric Pronouns in L1 and L2: Interactions Between Syntax and Discourse-Pragmatics.

Barbara Job, Ralf Vogel, Heike Knerich, Anna Kutscher, Mariya Hristova & Patricia Linnemann (Bielefeld, B04) Grammatical and conversation analysis of creative variations of multi-word expressions.

Martin Klotz (Berlin) Vulnerability of scientific belief under computational support.

Isabell Landwehr (Saarbrücken, B01) Aspects of Noun Phrase Complexity in Scientific Writing.

Fiona Maier, Simon Wehrle, Malin Spaniol, Mark Wünsche, Kai Vogeley, Martine Grice (Köln) Cognition, context, and connection: Individual and dyadic factors in successful face-to-face communication.

Mariia Razguliaeva (Berlin) Polar Questions in Russian: Illocutionary force, Intonation, and Bias.

Ralf Vogel, Jana Häussler, Robert Lange, Eleonore Laubenstein (Bielefeld A04) Empirical Profiles of Grammatical Creativity.

Moritz Wackerbarth & Antje Lorenz (Bielefeld X01) Creativity in morpho-lexical processing and learning: Complex verbs and nouns.

Joanna Wall (Saarbrücken, C06) Nominal vs. pronominal object order in historical German: A unified processing perspective.

Fabian Zöfelt (Bielefeld, A01) Proportional Analogy & Extraction from complement-like wenn-clauses.

Exchange central & service projects

Approaches to citizen science in linguistics

The Ö-project will present their newly launched citizen science webplatform "Sprachschmiede": a central hub for researchers of the CRC and cooperation partners to host and manage digitial citizen linguistics projects. Afterwards, we will discuss the challenges and opportunities of conducting participatory research in the linguistic fields. Members of non-central projects are invited to join in to share their thoughts and experiences and participate in the discussion.

Exchange for P.I.s and Coordinators of Grad schools (MGK or RTG).

We meet in one of the couch areas in front of the Plenary Hall.

INF projects meet on individual arrangement. If you have any questions, please contact Maryam Mohammadi.

Organizational information

Hotelliste: SFB-Netzwerktreffen vom 26.-27.11.2025

Bitte senden Sie dem ausgewählten Hotel eine Gästeliste mit Angabe von Namen, Datum und Anzahl der Übernachtungen. Beachten Sie dabei bitte auch die Stornierungsfristen für eventuelle nachträgliche Änderungen.

Hotel Comfort Garni
Bahnhofstr. 32, 33602 Bielefeld, Tel. 0521 521980
E-Mail: hotel@comfort-garni.de
Internet: http://www.Comfort-garni.de
Einzelzimmer Standard inkl. Frühstück

B&B Bielefeld City
Europa Platz 2, 33613 Bielefeld, Tel. 0521 304330
E-Mail: bielefeld@hotelbb.com
Internet: https://www.hotel-bb.com/de/hotel/bielefeld-city
Einzelzimmer zuzüglich Frühstück

LÉGÈRE HOTEL EXPRESS Bielefeld
Kavalleriestr. 9, 33602 Bielefeld, Tel. 0521 9238440
E-Mail: lx.bielefeld@legere-hotelgroup.com
Internet: https://www.legere-hotelgroup.com/hotels/legere-express-bielefeld
Smart Einzelzimmer inkl. Frühstück

IBIS Styles BIELEFELD
Niederwall 31 ­35, 33602 Bielefeld, Tel. 0521 52530
E-Mail Rezeption: HB8G6@accor.com
Internet: http://www.ibis.com
Einzelzimmer inkl. Frühstück
Einzelzimmer inkl. Frühstück zum Innenhof
 

Prof. Dr. Joana Cholin (A02, C01, C02)
Alexandra Filiminova M.A. (C04)
Prof. Dr. Jutta Hartmann (A01, A03, B03)
Andrea Hose (Z)
Dr. Birgit Kohn (Z, RTG)
Dr. Maryam Mohammadi (INF)
Dr. Katja Politt (INF)
Tim Rittig M.A. (Ö)
Leonie Schade M.A. (A02)
Prof. Dr. Ralf Vogel (A01, A04, Z)

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