Doctoral project Francesca Cotugno

Doctoral project Simon Aerts

Latin epigraphy and the “Vulgar” Latin vowel system (ca. 250 BCE - ca. 600 CE). A qualitative, quantitative (and statistical) study based on the inscriptional sources of the city of Rome

The Latin cooking language

Transitive-intransitive oppositions in Latin: A syntactic and semantic analysis of P-lability in the history of Latin from a diachronic-typological perspective

Categories under pressure: the gerund and the present participle from Late Latin to Old French

Doctoral project Geert De Mol

Relative complexity. A historical-sociolinguistic study of relative clauses in Greek documentary papyri

A semantic and etymological study on the Greek verb 'to adapt' and its cognates

A semantic and etymological study on the Greek verb 'to adapt' and its cognates

A Synchronic and Diachronic Systemic Functional 'Three-Dimensional' Approach to Tense and Aspect in the Writings of Caesar and Gregory of Tours.

Cappadocian word order from a historical and typological perspective (current title of the PhD: Pattern replication from Turkish in Cappadocian Greek)

The Contribution of Inscriptional Evidence for the Analysis of the Vulgar Latin Vowel System (ranging from the Republican age to the Proto-Romance Period). Rome and Italy: a comparative study.

The Influence of Greek on Colloquial Latin during the Archaic and Late Period

Tracing change and reaction in the Latin tense system: an empirical analysis of language-internal and language-external influences on the development of morphological innovations and form-function pairings from Early Latin to Early Romance

Developing a multilingual, multimodal, and machine learning-driven annotation infrastructure for the analysis, creation, enrichment and cross-cultural comparison of historical formulaic text corpora