Typology of Negation in Ob-Ugric
and Samoyedic Languages (NOS)

Jeremy Bradley

Personal Data

Born in Vienna, Austria, 1984.

Main research areas

Mari, Didactics, Computer Linguistics, Converb Constructions

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Employment and teaching experience
2011 -	University of Vienna, scientific assistant for the project "Mari-English Dictionary"
2010 -	University of Vienna, external lecturer (Mari)
2010 -	Universities of Helsinki, consultant for project "Biological Evolution and the Diversification of Languages"
2010	University of Vienna, programming activities for project "European Language Diversity for All"
2009 - 2010	University of Vienna, scientific assistant for the project "Typology of Negation in Ob-Ugric and Samoyedic Languages"
2007 - 2009	University of Vienna, Estonian language tutor
2004 - 2008	Austria Sprachendienst, freelance translator of marketing texts
2004 - 2008	FESSEL-GfK, freelance translator of market research material
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Education
Currently	Doctoral studies - Computer Science Doctoral studies - Finno-Ugric Linguistics
2010	Master of Arts at the University of Vienna (Finno-Ugric Linguistics).
2009	Master of Economics & Social Sciences (Computer Management) at the Vienna University of Technology
2008	Bachelor of Philosophy (Finnish Studies) at the University of Vienna
2007	Master of Science (Medical Computer Science) at the Vienna University of Technology
2006	Bachelory of Science (Medical Computer Science) at the Vienna University of Technology
2005 -	Studies at Vienna University of Technology, University of Vienna and Medical University of Vienna, Austria
2004	Studies at University of Helsinki, Finland
1999 - 2004	Ungargasse Higher Technical College, Vienna, Austria
1995 - 1999	Rosasgasse Secondary School, Vienna, Austria
1993 - 1995	Mondweg Elementary School, Vienna, Austria
1991 - 1993	Mauerbach Elementary School, Austria
1990 - 1991	Mauerbach Preschool, Austria
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Conferences
2010	BEDLAN2010 - Combining Natural sciences and Humanities, Seili, Finnland Electronic Resources on Finno-Ugric Minority Languages and their Application in Lexicology and Teaching
	11th International Congress for Finno-Ugric Studies, Piliscsaba, Ungarn www.mari-language.com
	International Conference on Computers Helping People with Special Needs, Wien, Österreich Electronic Simplication of German Newspaper Texts
2009	International Seminar on Soft Computing in Humanities and Social Sciences, Mieres, Spain Syntactic Ambiguity Amidst Contextual Clarity – Reproducing Human Indifference to Linguistic Vagueness
2007	EUSFLAT 2007, Ostrava, Czech Republic Fuzzy Logic as a Theory of Vagueness: 15 Conceptual Questions
	UKCI 2007, London, United Kingdom Conceptual Considerations on Fuzzy Logic
2006	KES 2006, Bournemouth, United Kingdom From Vague or Loose Concepts to Hazy and Fuzzy Sets - Human Understanding Versus Exact Science
2006	KES 2006, Bournemouth, United Kingdom Are Soft Computing and Its Applications in Technology and Medicine Human-Friendly?
2006	NAFIPS 2006, Montreal, Canada The Gap Between Scientific Theory and Application: Black and Zadeh - Vagueness and Fuzzy Sets
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Scientific publications
2011	Syntactic Ambiguity Amidst Contextual Clarity – Reproducing Human Indifference to Linguistic Vagueness in: Soft Computing in Humanities and Social Sciences, edited by Rudolf Seising, Springer, Berlin, Germany. [forthcoming]
2010	Оҥай марий йылме: A Comprehensive Introduction to the Mari Language www.mari-language.com
2009	Fuzzy Logic as a Theory of Vagueness: 15 Conceptual Questions in: Views on Fuzzy Sets and Systems from Different Perspectives, edited by Rudolf Seising, Springer, Berlin, Germany.
2006	From Vague or Loose Concepts to Hazy and Fuzzy Sets - Human Understanding Versus Exact Science in: Knowledge-Based Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems, Springer, Berlin, Germany.
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