<html><head></head><body style="word-wrap: break-word; -webkit-nbsp-mode: space; -webkit-line-break: after-white-space; "><div><div>From: Ellen Bramwell [Ellen.Bramwell@glasgow.ac.uk]<br>Sent: 05 March 2012 14:42<br>To: Richard Whitt; Heather Froehlich; Elizabeth Finnigan; Joanne MacLeod<br>Subject: Friday 9th March - Language in Glasgow workshop<br><br>Apologies for cross-posting<br><br>Dear all,<br><br>The Language in Glasgow (LanG) research network are holding a half-day workshop on the afternoon of Friday 9 March, from 1-5pm. This event is being held in the Wolfson Medical Building, University of Glasgow (C8 on campus map: <a href="http://www.gla.ac.uk/media/media_1887_en.pdf">http://www.gla.ac.uk/media/media_1887_en.pdf</a>)<br><br>Our plenary speaker will be Professor Didier Demolin, from the GIPSA Laboratory, Grenoble, who will talk on his recent work on primate calls and language evolution. Attached is a pdf of the full programme with presentations on a wide range of subjects including psychology, bilingualism, historical charters, phonetics, German and stylistics.<br><br>This event is free and open to all. However, if you wish to attend (and are not presenting) please email <a href="mailto:ellen.bramwell@glasgow.ac.uk">ellen.bramwell@glasgow.ac.uk</a> indicating this before Wednesday 7th March so that we can supply numbers for catering purposes.<br><br>We intend to go for drinks and an early dinner after the LanG event and all attending the workshop are very welcome to join us. Numbers for dinner will be taken during the workshop.<br><br>Please can you also forward this message to any colleagues – postgraduate, postdoctoral and staff – who you think might be interested in attending, especially those who are new to Glasgow this year.<br><br>With many thanks,<br><br>Jane Stuart-Smith and Ellen Bramwell<br><br></div></div><DIV align=left><HR>
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