Karolina Zuchewicz

Karolina Zuchewicz is a researcher affiliated with Humboldt University Berlin’s Department of Slavic and Hungarian Studies and the Leibniz ZAS Berlin. She earned her PhD in 2020 from Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, focusing on the interaction between perfective aspect and factivity in Polish. Her academic journey includes a research assistant position at Freie Universität Berlin (2015-2016) and a junior professorship granted in 2022.

• PhD in Linguistics, Humboldt University Berlin (2020)
• Research Assistant, Freie Universität Berlin (2015-2016)
• Junior Professorship (2022)

Zuchewicz specializes in syntax, semantics, and formal Slavic linguistics, particularly investigating clause-embedding verbs, incrementality, and factivity across Polish and German. Her work bridges theoretical syntax with empirical analysis of Slavic morphosyntax.

Her recent publications explore factivity-assertiveness alternations in German and Polish, generalized incrementality in clause-embedding predicates, and aspect-veridicality interactions. These contributions appear in peer-reviewed venues such as Open Slavic Linguistics and Sinn und Bedeutung.

She actively collaborates with linguists like André Meinunger and Luka Szucsich, participating in workshops such as the MECORE Closing Workshop and FASL33. Her research is associated with projects analyzing mood markers, clausal complementation, and syntactic typology.