🗳️ Gemeinderat | Abstimmung vom 01.07.2026 ✅ Angenommen: Postulat von Nadina Diday (SP), Anna Graff (SP) und Guy Krayenbühl (GLP) vom 11.12.2025: Bericht über eine mögliche Zugänglichkeit sämtlicher See-, Fluss- und Aussenbeckenbäder der Stadt als öffentlicher Raum im Winterha… 👇 Details im Thread
Anna Graff
@annagraff.bsky.social
sie/ihr | she/her Postdoc @isle-uzh.bsky.social Gemeinderätin der Stadt Zürich @spzuerich.ch
💬 Languages are diverse: thousands are spoken worldwide, and they differ widely in the structures they use. 🧬 Human DNA variation preserves the history of populations and individuals. 🤝 Are these two dimensions of human diversity related? 🔗 evolvinglanguage.ch/isolated-hum...
Isolated human groups speak more diversified languages - NCCR Evolving Language
Languages are diverse: thousands are spoken worldwide, and they differ widely in the structures they use. Human DNA variation preserves the history of populations and individuals. Are these two dimens...
evolvinglanguage.ch
Check out our new paper! (1/5) www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/... @err-ring.bsky.social @kkshimizu1.bsky.social @markstoneking.bsky.social @balthasarbickel.bsky.social @chiarabarbieri.bsky.social @isle-uzh.bsky.social @nccrlanguage.bsky.social
An inverse correlation between structural linguistic and human genetic diversity | PNAS
Linguistic structures show uneven global distributions, but it remains unknown to what extent such distributions are driven by human population his...
pnas.org
Bürgerliche Wende? Von wegen! Die Stadt Zürich sagt heute Ja zur Entlastung des Mittelstands und Stärkung des öV und Ja zur neuen Parkkartenverordnung. Die Stadtbevölkerung stimmt ebenso Ja zu mehr Klimaschutz und Nein zu Steuererleichterungen für Immobilienbesitzer:innen.
Our paper is out! We linked genetic and linguistic data to study how contact changes language and found consistent patterns of borrowing across contact situations @balthasarbickel.bsky.social @chiarabarbieri.bsky.social @nccrlanguage.bsky.social @isle-uzh.bsky.social doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.adv7521
Patterns of genetic admixture reveal similar rates of borrowing across diverse scenarios of language contact
Human population contact leads to consistently similar rates of linguistic borrowing, but effects vary across linguistic features.
science.org
📰When populations meet, they exchange genes, but also language features. According to a new study by NCCR researchers, contact between human populations increases the resemblance between their languages to similar extents all over the world, but differently. evolvinglanguage.ch/capturing-la...
Capturing language change through the genes - NCCR Evolving Language
When populations meet, they typically exchange genes. Their languages meet too, and such encounters can change languages. But how much do languages actually change through contact, and do these change...
evolvinglanguage.ch
*New linguistic data release* curated by @annagraff.bsky.social. We are already cooking interesting multidisciplinary analysis with this rich and solid resource... and you should try it, too! check the paper and the documentation www.nature.com/articles/s41... @nccrlanguage.bsky.social
Curating global datasets of structural linguistic features for independence - Scientific Data
Scientific Data - Curating global datasets of structural linguistic features for independence
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