Class of 2022
PhD candidates are affiliated to one of the following research institutes:
Centre for Language and Cognition
| Name | Project Title | Research Group |
|---|---|---|
| Balen, J. van (Joke) | Mag ik u even onderbreken? Over hoe je ruimte kunt creëren binnen het vak Nederlands voor het verschijnen van subjectiviteit | Discourse and Communication |
| Dekker, S. (Suzanne) | Effecten van aandacht voor meertaligheid op taalattitudes en welbevinden | Neurolinguistics and Language Development |
| Hukker, V. (Vera) | The contribution of linguistic, cognitive and social factors to children's understanding of verbal irony | Neurolinguistics and Language Development |
| Ke, H. (Huimin) | Differential effects of implicit and explicit instruction over time: A longitudinal L2 study combined with CALL | Neurolinguistics and Language Development |
| Mognon, I. (Irene) | Pronoun interpretation in structurally complex sentences in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder | Neurolinguistics and Language Development |
| Palumbo, L. (Luigi) | L2 Acquisition of Temporal Relations | Theoretical and Empirical Linguistics |
| Ploeg, A.M. (Mara) van der | Language learning never gets old: implicit and explicit language learning in seniors | Neurolinguistics and Language Development |
| Reyes Gomez, A.F. (Felipe) | Enlarging neurolinguistic awake surgery contributions: from current issues with clinical practice to pending work with epilepsy patients. | Neurolinguistics and Language Development |
| Strandberg, J.A.E. (Janine) | Generational vowel change and code-switching in Finland-Swedish | Theoretical and Empirical Linguistics |
| Üstün, A. (Ahmet) | ... | Computational Linguistics |
| Wang, Y. (Yingjie) | A diachronic study on discursive construction of 'Made in China' in Chinese and foreign newspapers | Discourse and Communication |
Groningen Institute of Archaeology
| Name | Project Title | Research Group |
|---|---|---|
| Bronkhorst, A.J. (Remco) | The early roots of Latium's economy: the symbiosis between urban and rural landscape | Classical and Mediterranean Archaeology |
| Filioglou, D. (Dimitris) | Zooarchaeology and the role of pastoralism in ancient Greece | Greek Archaeology |
| Kaspers, A. (Angelique) | Early and high medieval exchange in imported pottery in Friesland and Groningen | Pre- and Protohistory |
| Siebrecht, M.I. (Matilda) | Associations in the Arctic: proposal for a material culture analysis of cultural exchange and development in Paleo- an Neo-Inuit communities | Arctic and Antarctic Studies |
| Slim, F.G. (Francesca) | Pigs, people and politics in the Late Bronze Age-Early Iron Age Aegean: Archaeological pig data as proxy for socioeconomic and political relations in ancient societies | Pre- and Protohistory |
| Verlaan, T. (Theo) | Emergence of imagery: visualizing the prehistory on the Greek Mainland | Greek Archaeology |
The Groningen Research Institute for the Study of Culture
| Name | Project Title | Research Group |
|---|---|---|
| Albornóz Barra, G.A. (Gonzalo) | The role of fictional representations of law in the construction of legal knowledge | Arts in Society |
| Belafatti, F. (Fabio) | Orientalizing 'Eastern Europe'. Pro-Russian bias and reflected imperial narratives about the 'Lands in Between' in Western foreign policy analysis | International Relations |
| Bellina, A. (Agnese) | Development in the Anthropocene: towards a posthuman approach | International Relations |
| Bettegazzi, N. (Nicolo) | Anchoring the fascist revolution | Historical Studies |
| Douma, A.A. (Aline) | The political signifcance of the works of George Ashby, England's forgotten 15th-century poet | Historical Studies |
| Dutta, A. (Arnab) | In search of an alternative Europe: Germanism and continental Europe in the Bengali imagination, 1919-1945 | Historical Studies |
| Flores Teran, C.E. (Carlos) | Human taxonomies: knowing, counting and ordering in the Spanish Americas (1790-1804) | Historical Studies |
| Gallegos Gonzalez, H.G. (Héctor) | The artistic experience and the gendered brain | Arts in Society |
| He, K. (Kun) | From civil society to news reports: how populist discourse affects news discourse and official discourse in China | Media and Journalism Studies |
| Jong, J.J. de (Jan) | De abele spelen: spelen met de vrije wil | Historical Studies |
| Liu, C. (Chang) | The Scholars' life in the Late Tang and the Five Dynasties of China | International Relations |
| Meijer, M.J. (Maarten) | The EU's geopolitics of soil: assembling a soil-bound Europe in the wake of soil degradation | International Relations |
| Mulderije, M.C. (Maarten) | Radicaal-ideologische partijshifts aan de uiterste randen (RAF-NPD) van het Duitse politieke spectrum beschouwd vanuit politologisch-linguistische analogieën, differenties en raakvlakken. | Historical Studies |
| Pinilla Duarte, E. (Elizabeth) | Twittering for peace? The construction of meaning and Otherness in digital media representations of the Colombian Peace Process | Arts in Society |
| Toolen, C.J. van ter | Tombs, memory, reputation: Artists' memorials in fifteenth- and sixteenth-century Rome | Arts in Society |
| Zhang, Y. (Yang) | How to make Chinese cities healthy? | Arts in Society |
| Last modified: | 05 July 2022 2.31 p.m. |