Nicoleta Ioannidou
PhD Student
Department of Rehabilitation Sciences
ne.ioannidou@edu.cut.ac.cy
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CV
Nikoleta Ioannidou has completed a bachelor’s degree in Philology, majoring in Linguistics at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. During her undergraduate studies she received a scholarship from the Cyprus State Scholarship Foundation.
In 2021, she joined the Department of Rehabilitation Studies at the Cyprus University of Technology (CUT) a PhD student. In her first year at CUT she took post graduate courses. During the second year, she received a scholarship from the A.G.Leventi Foundation of Athens. Since 2021/2022 Nikoleta Ioannidou has also been working as a Teaching Assistant at CUT and contributing to [...]
Research Areas
Psycholinguistics/ Neurolinguistics
Theoretical Linguistics
Bilingualism & Bi-dialectalism
Qualifications
2021-: PhD in Psycholinguistics /Neurolinguistics. Department of Rehabilitation, Faculty of Health Sciences, Cyprus University of Technology
2021: Bachelor in (Greek) Philology (Specialization: Linguistics). Department of Linguistics,
School of Philology, Faculty of Philosophy, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.
Employment
09.2021-06.2021 &09.2022-: Teaching Assistant (reporting to Dr. Valantis Fyndanis)
11.2021 & 07.2022-11.2022: Research Assistant/Collaborator on the project Morphosyntactic Production in Stroke-induced Agrammatic Aphasia: A cross-linguistic Machine Learning Approach (-Machine Learning Aphasia)
Awards
Scholarship, Α.G. Leventis Foundation
Duration:2021-2022
Scholarship for BA, Cyprus State Scholarship Foundation
Duration:2018-2021
Publications
Ioannidou,N.,&Leggeris,A.(to appear). Acoustic characteristics of geminate stops bilabial and dental in Cypriot Greek in comparison to singleton stops in Standard Modern Greek. Studies in Greek Linguistics
Conference Presentations
Ioannidou N., & Leggeris A. “Acoustic characteristics of geminate stops bilabial and dental in Cypriot Greek in comparison to singleton stops in Standard Modern Greek.’’ Virtual presentation at the 42nd Annual Meeting of the Department of Linguistics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, 6-8 May,2022. (in Greek)
