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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. [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.