Matthew Cummins

PhD Student, Leipzig University

Matthew Cummins

About Me

As a linguist, I am interested in all aspects of language, however, my research focuses primarily on Morphology and its interfaces to syntax and phonology. Currently I am focussing on the morphological exponence of tense and aspect where there appears to be instances of polarity. In addition to morphology and syntax, I am also interested in experimental work and how speakers parse/compute complex and, sometimes ambiguous, morphosyntacitc information.

I am a native English speaker, but I also have a high proficiency of German (C1). I have a good knowledge of French (B2), however my speaking level has unfortunately decreased over the past couple of years. I also have basic knowledge of Spanish, Dutch and Swedish.

Current Positions

PhD Student Institute of Linguistics, Leipzig Univeristy
January 2023 - present
Topic: Morphosyntacitc approaches to polarity.
Funded by the Hans-Boeckler-Stiftung

Research Assistant, Pre-Doc Award, University of Leipzig
December 2023 - present
The programme aims to help young researchers gain doctoral funding.
You can find more information here

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Contact

Send me an email at:

firstname.lastname[at]uni[dash]leipzig[dot]de