
At the Expressivity 2-workshop at Ruhr University, Maik Thalmann gave a methodical talk on From intuition to inference: Clustering participant variation in presupposition projection.

Katharina Turgay and Daniel Gutzmann gave a talk on Expressivity and really expressive gestures at the workshop hold to celebrate Cornelia Ebert's 50th birthday at Frankfurt.

Maik Thalmann gave a talk at the DGfS Trier on Turning noise into signal: Detecting presupposition failure through variability in truth-value judgments.

The DFG-funded research project “At-issueness as propositional prominence” has begun its work.

The Oxford Handbook of Expressivity, edited by Katharina Turgay and Daniel Gutzmann, was published at the end of 2025 by Oxford University Press.

On October 30, Daniel Gutzmann gave a talk on Multitables (and multiquestions): The common ground in multiagentive contexts at the Colloquium of the CRC Common Ground.

Daniel Gutzmann presented the newly founded journal Meaning: a journal of linguistics and philosophy at the Sinn und Bedeutung 30 conference at the University of Frankfurt.

Katharina Turgay, Daniel Gutzmann, and Kristina Liefke have founded a new journal at the intersection of linguistic semantics/pragmatics and philosophy of language: Meaning: a journal of linguistics and philosophy.

On September 18 and 19, the Open Texture Workshop took place at Bielefeld University, where Daniel Gutzmann participated with his contribution Mechanisms for semantic creativity: What we can learn from diachronic semantics.

Katharina Turgay, together with Sandra Döring (University of Leipzig), organized the double panel Between Observation and Evaluation: Linguistics and Language Didactics in Dialogue, in which Daniel Gutzmann also participated with two contributions.