Research projects and groups at the Department of Language and Communication Studies

On this page, you will find a comprehensive list of all the department's research projects and groups.

Research projects

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Generation X, Y and Z and digital language practices: Intra- and intergenerational meaning-making, adaptation and attitudes (XYZdigi)

The project XYZdigi examines Finland-Swedish digital language practices and their generational differences.
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GET:ORG - Generative Technologies in Communicative Organizing

GET:ORG investigates novel forms of organizing that emerge through communication on digital platforms. The project focuses on automated technology and communicative AI as active participants in organizing in digital spaces.
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Immigrant Families as Consumers of News and Media (MaMe)

MaMe -project studies news and media use in families with an immigration background.
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Inclusive multilingual and intercultural workplace (IMU)

Inclusive multilingual and intercultural workplace
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Intelligibility, comprehensibility and accentedness of English spoken by Finns

This project explores how listeners perceive English spoken by Finnish-speaking and Swedish-speaking Finns.
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International migrations and (im)mobilities: identities, agency and voice of refugee background young adults

International migration and immobilities pilot action study examines experiences of forced migration of refugee youth (aged 17-29).
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Language at work: Migrants and Nordic workplaces

NOS-HS
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Language Awareness and Ideologies in Finland

The LAIF Research Project
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Language, engagement and belonging

This interdisciplinary research project examines the settlement of Ukrainians in rural areas, with a particular focus on issues of language, belonging, and engagement in this process.
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Late Medieval and Early Modern Libraries as Knowledge Repositories, Guardians of Tradition and Catalysts of Change (Academy of Finland and University of Jyväskylä no. 307635, 2017-2022)

This book historical project reconstructed six important but underexplored collections that existed between c. 1250 and c. 1540
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LITHME

LITHME’s aims are to prepare language researchers for what is coming, and to facilitate longer term dialogue between linguists and technology developers.
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Meaningful Digital Evolution (MDE)

The MDE project examines how digital transformation affects meaningfulness and productivity. Together with Tampere University and partners, we create AI solutions that ease technostress and enable more focused, fulfilling digital work.

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