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Oct 24, 2025Institute for Historical and Uralic Linguistics / Történeti Nyelvészeti és Uralisztikai Intézet
Work in the Research Group focuses on one area: temporal (diachronic) and spatial (dialectological) analysis of changes in the Late Latin period on the basis of the Computerized Historical Linguistic Database of Latin Inscriptions of the Imperial Age with the purpose of identifying hitherto undocumented processes leading to the emergence of the Rom... |
Oct 24, 2025Institute for Historical and Uralic Linguistics / Történeti Nyelvészeti és Uralisztikai Intézet
For decades, uralistics has not been limited to exploring the descent of the Uralic languages, but has justified the use of many other approaches. On the one hand, since a language is not only defined by the features of its ancestry but also by the features that have been transferred from other languages, it is impossible to separate the study of t... |
Oct 24, 2025Institute for Historical and Uralic Linguistics / Történeti Nyelvészeti és Uralisztikai Intézet
The Hungarian Historical Linguistics Research Group focuses on the study of language change in Old and Middle Hungarian, primarily through the creation and analysis of large, digitally accessible corpora. Our research centers on identifying and understanding linguistic variation and change, with a particular emphasis on the sociolinguistic factors... |
Oct 24, 2025Institute for Historical and Uralic Linguistics / Történeti Nyelvészeti és Uralisztikai Intézet
The research group conducts comparative and historical syntactic research in several languages belonging to different language families (e.g. Slavic and Turkic languages, Egyptian, Romanian, Ainu, Ch’ol), including endangered Uralic languages (Khanty, Komi, Mari, Nenets, Udmurt), as well as in historical and synchronic varieties of the Hungarian la... |
Oct 24, 2025Institute for General and Hungarian Linguistics / Általános és Magyar Nyelvészeti Intézet
Our research group focuses on theoretical, experimental and descriptive linguistic research in the field of syntax. The aim of our research is twofold: (1) to explore, analyse and model syntactic or syntactically conditioned grammatical phenomena in a variety of languages, including Hungarian in particular; and (2) to provide a comprehensive explan... |
Oct 24, 2025Institute for General and Hungarian Linguistics / Általános és Magyar Nyelvészeti Intézet
The research group investigates questions of phonetics, phonology and morphology. Its aim is to create interoperability between theoretical and empirical research. The theoretical research is based on the study of analogy and variability, as well as of formal models, the empirical research is based on linguistic corpora and experiments, or it takes... |
Oct 24, 2025Institute for General and Hungarian Linguistics / Általános és Magyar Nyelvészeti Intézet
Our psycholinguistic and neurolinguistic research investigates the mentally plausible processes, representational systems, and neural correlates of language ability, using cognitive science models and experimental methods. We explore how social and cognitive factors influence language development, and how language functions in various disorders (e.... |
Oct 24, 2025Institute for General and Hungarian Linguistics / Általános és Magyar Nyelvészeti Intézet
Our research group focuses on phonetics – the study of the acoustic signals of speech and their relationship to linguistic structure. We employ experimental methods and data analysis, utilizing tools like electromagnetic articulography, real-time MRI, and acoustic analysis software. Our work spans speech production, acoustics, and perception, often... |
Oct 24, 2025Institute for General and Hungarian Linguistics / Általános és Magyar Nyelvészeti Intézet
Our research at the meeting points of grammar and pragmatics explores the connection between sentence types (in particular, interrogatives, conditionals, hortatives, special and minor types, fragments) and speech acts (in particular, question acts, commissives, indirectness, explicit performatives, joint commitment and bias). Special attention is p... |
Oct 2, 2025 - Molecular Breeding
Makai, Szabolcs, 2025, "Replication Data for: X-cross/over: a web tool for graph-based estimation of meiotic crossover events in plants", https://hdl.handle.net/21.15109/ARP/8KZGSZ, ARP, V1
Replication data for X-cross/over: a web-based application to estimate crossover sites. This dataset contains genotyping data from a wheat doubled haploid (DH3) population consisting of 111 lines, developed at HUN-REN ATK, Martonvásár. Population name: DH3 population. Parents: A302: USU-Apogee (HUTO20313); A305: Klein-Gladiator (HUTO23868). Genotyp... |
