Nadine Kolb is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow (INPUT: Investigating Proxies for Understanding Trajectories: Heritage Language Maintenance and Child Second Language Acquisition in Refugee Contexts) at the Department of Language and Culture at UiT. Her research focuses on heritage language bilingualism, child second and third language acquisition, especially as regards the interface of linguistic and extra-linguistic factors and their relevance for multilingual education.

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grammar checking, valency, RBMT (rule-based machine translation), dependencies, morpho-syntactic disambiguation, semantics, fun languages with many cases

Language technology: 
- Morphological and syntactic parsing and disambiguation, by grammatical means (finite state automata, constraint grammar)

Morphological theory: 
-Paradigm structure and homonymy in Uralic languages. Gender assignment and lexical semantics, in Germanic languages.

Machine Translation 

Parser-based Computer-Assisted Language Learning 

European and North-American art and visual culture in the long nineteenth century. Art and visual culture, including photography, connected to the Arctic. Postcolonial, eco-feminist and ecocritical theory, indigenous methodology.

My research primarily focuses on how different aspects of bilingual language experience variably impact brain structure, function, and several cognitive processes. I study how these neural and cognitive adaptations dynamically shift over time and with changes to patterns of language use.