User:Maybeitworksnow/proposal
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Personal details
Name: Anastasia Buianova (Анастасия Буянова)
E-mail address: anastasia.d.buianova@gmail.com
Other information that may be useful to contact you: cell-number +7 926 47 27 444
Location: Moscow (UTC+03:00)
Language knowledge / working languages: Russian (native), English (C1), German (B2-C1).
Programming: python.
Education: skills and experience
I’m currently in my fourth year studying Computational (Applied) and Fundamental Linguistics at Higher School of Economics (HSE) in Moscow, Russia. [Full time, BA: September 2013 - June 2017]
Fundamental and Computational Linguistics at Karls Eberhard University of Tuebingen, Germany. [Exchange: spring semester, March - July 2016]
(Some-of-)Taken and passed university courses:
Computational linguistics: natural language processing, machine learning, python 2, python 3.
Mathematics: Logic, Discrete Mathematics (Combinatorics), Linear Algebra and Mathematical Analysis, Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics.
Fundamental linguistics: morphology, phonetics, syntax, semantics, typology (Tuebingen and HSE).
Applied linguistics: phylogenetics (Tuebingen), sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics.
Linguistic interests
Lexical typology, morphology, syntax;
Slavic languages (morphology and syntax in typological perspective, also lexical typology);
old languages and scripts;
German and Dialects (z.B. Schwaebisch, Badisch, Duetsch; phonetics, morphology, syntax);
Russian (morphology, syntax; non-normative lexicon as lexical-semantic phenomenon).
Research (past and current)
Term papers - past Buianova, A. (2015) “Classification of Sardinian Dialects Based on the Swadesh List”. Buianova, A. (2016) “Discrepancies between the Scientific and Naive Taxonomy in the Names of Plants / Animals (Based on Slavic Languages)”.
Bachelor thesis - current “Constructions with Body Parts in Typological Perspective” for Russian, Czech, German, and English, with the idea to build up an electronic dictionary for linguistic and medical usage.
