Joe Blythe

The Australian Linguistic Society supports the scientific study of language in Australia. We promote linguistics research, teaching and outreach. Hop on board! Website Link: als.asn.au

Professor of Cognitive Science, University of Oxford @oxexppsy.bsky.social

Language, interaction, tech • Here with doubts about the next monetizable monopoly... • papers https://markdingemanse.net • blog https://ideophone.org • fedi https://scholar.social/@dingemansemark/ • POSSE: Publish on Own Site, Syndicate Everywhere

Field linguist working with communities in West Papua; Interested in morphology, complexity and evolution. Lecturer in Linguistics, University of Melbourne She/Her

Research Fellow with the Evolution of Cultural Diversity Initiative @ ANU www.sampassmore.com www.kinbank.net Kinship | Language | Methods | Diversity

Linguist. Living on Ngunnawal and Ngambri country. Researching: Australian Indigenous languages, sociolinguistics, ethnobotany, decolonisation and epistemologies. Always was, always will be. Also post about other random stuff.

Director, NCCR Evolving Language (www.evolvinglanguage.ch) and Professor of General Linguistics at the University of Zürich, Switzerland

Linguist and psycholinguist

I am a non-Indigenous linguist who works in northern Australia documenting endangered languages and understanding the impact of English on these languages

Linguist at the Surrey Morphology Group. Morphologist, phonologist, modeller of language dynamics.

Assistant professor of language and communication at the VU Amsterdam. Conversation analysis, ethnomethodology, multimodality (he/him, hɔɪ~hoʊi)

Research Data for Research Excellence; Software is the lens that brings data into focus; Lapsed Linguist; UNSW

Linguist Senior Lecturer, La Trobe University gesture/grammar/✨emoji/#lingcomm Podcast: @lingthusiasm Masto: superlinguo@scicomm.xyz Blog: superlinguo.com She/her(/they)

Professor of General Linguistics at Uppsala University, Sweden. Studies linguistic typology and evolutionary approaches to language change and to textual traditions. Ask me about runestaves! ᚠᚢᚦᚨᚱᚴᚼ

Prof of linguistics. 🇦🇺/🇺🇸; Australian languages, historical linguistics, Voynich Manuscript

Linguist etc.

Vice President, Western Institute for Endangered Language Documentation (California, USA); Adjunct Research Fellow, College of Arts Society & Education, James Cook University (Queensland, Australia) www.wieldoc.org

I study how languages and cultures evolve. Primarily with phylogenies and other assorted computational methods. Based at @Biology_UoA. Never met a language phylogeny or a cultural phylogeny I didn't like. #phylolinguistics

https://sites.google.com/view/adamcschembri/home Australian professor of linguistics at the University of Birmingham, UK Hearing person interested in sign languages & signing communities 🏳️‍🌈🇦🇺🇲🇹🇪🇺