About Us

NSLing is a group of linguists from the University of Novi Sad (Serbia), whose main goal is to promote scientific research in the field of theoretical linguistics (specifically Chomskyan linguistics). Since we believe that real results can be achieved only in a strong and well organized community, we put special emphasis on cooperation, solidarity, and teamwork. Having fun in the process is imperative!

NSLing was founded by a group of teaching assistants doing their master's studies at the time: Radmila Đurić, Sabina Halupka Rešetar, Marijana Marelj, Maja Marković, Tanja Milićev and Nataša Milićević – who were supervised, encouraged and supported by Prof Olga Mišeska Tomić  and Prof Radmila Šević. What they all had in common was generative grammar (and the EGG Summer School, especially), and their master's theses represent the first research done in this theoretical framework in Serbia.

Members of our community:

          1. Maja Marković (University of Novi Sad)

          2. Tanja Milićev (University of Novi Sad)

          3. Sabina Halupka Rešetar (University of Novi Sad)

          4. Nataša Milićević (University of Novi Sad)

          5. Ivana Mitrović (Stony Brook University)

          6. Dragana Šurkalović (University of Tromso)

          7. Bojana Jakovljević (University of Novi Sad)

          8. Ivana Bakoš (University of Novi Sad)

          9. Neda Todorović (University of Connecticut)

          10. Marija Ratančić (University of Novi Sad)

          11. Marija Drezgić (Koç University)

          12. Ivana Aleksić (University of Novi Sad)

          13. Safet Beriša (University of Connecticut)

          14. Srđan Popov (University of Groningen/University of Trento)

          15. Tomislava Dragičević (University of Michigen)

          16. Borivoje Petrović (University of Novi Sad)

          17. Izabela Petrik (University of Novi Sad)

          18. Miljan Valjarević (Aarhus University)

          19. Lela Ivaz (University of Groningen)

          20. Maja Ćurčić (University of Amsterdam)

          21. Vanessa Petroj (University of Connecticut)

          22. Ana Bosnić (University of Novi Sad)

          23. Mirjana Sekicki (University of Tilburg)

          24. Jelena Maravić (University of Antwerp)

          25. Anja Šarić (Utrecht University)

          26. Bojan Azap (University of Novi Sad)

          27. Aniko Kovač (Universität des Saarlandes)

          28. Predrag Kovačević (University of Novi Sad)

          29. Bojana Ristić (BCBL - Basque Center on Cognition, Brain and Language)

          30. Milan Pupezin (University of Novi Sad)

          31. Svetlana Kovačević (University of Novi Sad)

          32. Milica Korać (University of Novi Sad)

          33. Valentina Đorić (University of Novi Sad)

          34. Nina Ilić (University of Novi Sad)

          35. Dajana Milisavić (University of Novi Sad)

          36. Sanja Radman (University of Novi Sad)

          37. Maja Kanjevac (University of Novi Sad)

          38. Gorana Lupurić (University of Novi Sad)

          39. Aleksandra Oletić (University of Novi Sad)

          40. Lena Čolić (University of Novi Sad)

          41. Marina Ivanović (University of Novi Sad)

          42. Aleksandra Gabrić  (University of Novi Sad)

          43. Ema Pandrc (University of Novi Sad)

          44. Andrew Hodges (University of Novi Sad)