معرفی
Karolina Rudnicka is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Philology, University of Gdańsk, affiliated with the Institute of Applied Linguistics and Department of Discourse and Translation Studies. She holds a PhD in Philology from Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg (2018) and completed her Master's in Applied Linguistics at University of Warsaw (2009).
- Research Interests: Corpus linguistics, language variation/change, diachronic analysis, quantitative methods, English as lingua franca, contact linguistics
- Key Achievements: Multiple internal grants (UG Start, UG First, UG Visiting Professors Competition), international collaborations (University of Oslo, Charles University), six-month LGFG scholarship
Scientific Profile: Her work focuses on grammatical obsolescence, number agreement phenomena, and AI's impact on language evolution. She employs corpus-driven approaches to study English syntax across time and varieties, with particular attention to purpose subordinators and plural formation.
Conference Participation: Active in ICAME, DGFS, ISLE, and SEPLN events, presenting on topics like AI language effects, plural number concord, and cross-variety grammatical patterns.
- Scientific Organizations:
- International Society for the Linguistics of English (ISLE)
- Spanish Society for Natural Language Processing (SEPLN)
- Grants:
- 2024 UG Start grant
- 2023 UG Visiting Professors Competition funding
- 2022 UG Visiting Professors Competition funding
- 2022 International Internship Programme for UG Young Researchers
- 2022 UG First grant
- 2021 UG Start grant
- 2017 LGFG write-up scholarship
