presentations
peer-reviewed presentations
2026
- Nanosyntactic insights on the historical morphology of Tibetic verbsJul 2026Presentation at the 2nd ‘Distributed Morphology Meets Nanosyntax’ workshop, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic.
- Revitalising endangered languages and cultural heritage through language technology: A pilot study for DzardzongkeJul 2026Presentation at the Workshop on the Use of Computational Methods in the Study of Endangered Languages (ComputEL-9), at the Association for Computational Linguistics conference, San Diego, CA, USA.
- Investigating Classical Tibetan clause-chaining in a part-of-speech tagged corpusMar 2026Part of the ‘Data in Historical Linguistics’ seminar series, King’s College London, UK.
2025
- Pragmaticalisation of the Speaker and Addressee in the history of Tibetan and NewarMar 2025Presentation at the ‘Charting Honorific and Addressee Morphosyntactic Processes’ workshop, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain.
- Development of Tibetic verb paradigms: Diachronic and paradigm-based explanationsJan 2025Presentation at the Linguistics Society of America annual meeting, Philadelphia, PA, USA.
2023
- The development of zl in Tibetic languages: Assessing sound change pathways and functional loadApr 2023Presentation at the Undergraduate Linguistics Association of Britain annual meeting, University of Manchester, UK.
invited talks
2026
- Phrasal spell-out for non-concatenative morphology: A Nanosyntactic attempt at the historical morphology of Tibetan verbsJun 2026Talk at SyntaxLab, University of Cambridge, UK