Current projects
Consonant clusters in Croatian and Russian: Their genesis and relation to syllable structure (Habilitation project)
Processing German insertions in Russian-German bilingual speech: The role of frequency in lexical integration
Funded by the Internal Project Funding (FNK) of the University of Bamberg
Grant period: August 2025 – November 2026
Project partner: Jan Patrick Zeller (University of Oldenburg)
Advancing the typology of language mixing (publication project)
Funded by Villa Vigoni and DFG
Project partner: Eugenio Goria (University of Turin)
Completed projects
Variable syllable structure: An experimental study of Croatian and Russian
Funded by the Internal Project Funding (FNK) of the University of Bamberg
Grant period: February 2022 – November 2023
The syllable structure of the Old Novgorod dialect
Funded by the DAAD German Academic Exchange Service
Grant period: June 2020 – October 2020
Vernacular Kildin Saami as a fused lect
Project partner: Michael Rießler, (University of Eastern Finland)
Bilingual speech across three generations of speakers in the diaspora: Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian-German code-mixing in Western Austria
Funded by a University of Innsbruck young researcher grant 2018 (Nachwuchsförderungsprogramm der Universität Innsbruck 2018)
Grant period: August 2018 – Februar 2019
Explaining Russian-German code-mixing: A usage-based approach
PhD project conducted within and funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) research training group 1624 Frequency effects in language, Univeristy of Freiburg
Grant period: November 2010 – October 2013