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A01
Integration of linguistic resources in highly diverse urban settings: Stretching the limits of variability
Prof. H. WieseU. Freywald
A02
Grammatical processing and syntactic change
Prof. U. DemskeDr. C. Felser
A03
Discourse strategies across social media: Variability in individuals, groups, and channels
Dr. T. SchefflerProf. M. Stede
B01
Prosodic cue variability: Effects on spoken language comprehension and production in different populations
Prof. I. WartenburgerDr. S. Hanne
B02
Understanding variability and its limits in impaired and unimpaired sentence comprehension
Prof. S. VasishthDr. F. BurchertDr. N. Stadie
B03
Modelling the interaction between eye-movement control and parsing processes
Prof. R. EngbertProf. S. Vasishth
B04
Variability in bilingual language processing
Prof H. ClahsenDr. C. Felser
B05
Variability and its limits in the time course of language production processes
Dr. A. Bürki
C01
Shift of borders in syntactic variability: A training approach
Prof. G. FanselowProf. R. Kliegl
C02
Limits of variability in interpretation
Prof. M. ZimmermannProf. A. Koller
C03
Effects of variable input on word learning and word recognition in infants
Prof. B. HöhleProf. A. Gafos
C04
Interval-based indices of syllabic structure: The crucial role of variability
Prof. A. Gafos
C05
The limits of variability in extraction asymmetries
Prof. D. Georgi
MGK
Integrated research training group
Dr. T. Scheffler
Q
Scientific service and infrastructure project
Prof. S. VasishthProf. R. Engbert
Z
Central tasks of the CRC
Prof. I. Wartenburger
