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General Conference Sessions, July 17Th, 2016 ICLA 2016 – General Conference Sessions, July 17th, 2016 ICLA 2016 – General Conference Sessions Blumesberger, Susanne 30 Cvetkovic, Tanja 50 A Boog, Julia 45 Abouel.lail, Khalid 34 Boysen, Benjamin 32 D Abuawad, Karim 39 Brantner, Irina 26 AIT MENGUELLAT, Mohammed Brevik-Zender, Heidi 37 D’Urso, Andrea 31 Salah 37 Brlek, Tomislav 15 Daniele, Valentina 33 Ala-Risku, Riikka 40 Brunner, Marie-Louise 26 De Dobbeleer, Michel 12 Al-Badaai, Muna 34 Buffet, Thomas 10, 14 DE FARIA, GENTIL 34 alberto, bejarano 46 Bujaldón, Lila 20 de Oliveira, Andressa Cristina 16 Al-Dabbagh, Abdulla 19 Burima, Maija 45 Decock, Sofie 28 Aleksandrova, Sonya 49 Busl, Gretchen 24 Dehghanian, Javad 21 Alekseeva, Galina 44 Buzarboruah, Pallavi 11 Delgado, Ana Maria 34 Alizadeh Kashani, Neda 23 Dhruv, Titiksha 48 Alkolaly, Mahrous 16 C Diemer, Stefan 6 ALLIOUI, SAMIA 24 Dimovska, Iva 50 Ambedkar, Vinay Kumar 38 Cacchioli, Emanuela 7, 44 Ding, Ersu 15 Andrade, Pilar 52 Calderon, Tatiana 13 Djavari, Mohammad Hossein 16 Aras, Göksen 31 Canpalat, Esra 52 Dokhtourichvili, Mzaro/Mzagvé 37 Araujo, Renata 39 Capeloa Gil, Isabel 28 Dooghan, Daniel 33 Assibpour, Mohsen 25 Capraroiu, E. Gabriela 34 Dorri, najmeh 53 Attikpoé, Kodjo 44 Carballo, Mirian 16 Dothas, Juan 32 Au, Chung-to 22 Carminatti, Natália 38 Carter, Jaclyn 26 Dowden, Steve 27 Dreier, Stephanie 41 B Ceciu, Ramona L. 18 Ceh Steger, Jozica 33 du Toit, Catherine 7 Bachem, Nadeschda 52 Cerce, Danica 34 DUPLANCIC, ELENA 9 Bacskai-Atkari, Julia 32, 48 Chan, Danny Weng-kit 27 Dutta, Arnab 11, 37 Bahmani, kaihan 7 Chan, Tak Hung Leo 25 DUTTA, SHANKHA 19 Baicoianu, Anca 10 Chang, Hawk 9 Banerjee, Abhijit 22 Chao, Shun-liang 18 E Bär, Gerald 44 chardin, philippe 38 Echiffre, Capucine 8 BARMAN, SAYANTANI 19 Chatterjee, Abhinaba 20 Eckart, Gabriele 7 Bascoy-Lamelas, Montserrat 30 Chattopadhyay, Suchorita 53 Eilittä, Leena 43 Bedeir, Nagla 10 Chatzidimitriou, Ioanna 33 Elgue, Cristina 31 Begus, Nina 31 Chen, Lin 51 El-Kaddouri, Warda 29 BELKHOUS, DIHIA 16 Chen, Mao 23 El-Nowieemy, Magda 14 Belkhous, Meriem 24 Chen, Pei-yun 50 Englerth, Holger 26 Ben Salem, lobna 52 Chen, Yi 42 Espino, Tomás 35 Ben-Horin, Michal 7 Cherpokova, Svetla 30 Eubanks, Adelheid 45 Benkalfat, Meriem 16 Chien, Juipi 28 Evangelista, Stefano 25 Bergonzoni, Gisela 19 Chien, Ying-Ying 40 Bertrand, Ingrid 6 chilala, cheela 29 Bhadra, nandini 39 Chin, Sang Bum 18 F Bhattacharya, Nandini 38 Chouiten, Lynda 52 Fabris, Marcos 38 Bhattacharya, Swagata 52 Chu, Yiu-wai 12 Fadaeiresketi, Faryaneh 42 Bhowmik, Ananyaa 6 Chuang, Chienhui 36 Faienza, Lucia 42 Binczycka, Elzbieta 20 Chukwumah, Ignatius 23 Fan, Liya 8 Birus, Hendrik 38 Ciorogar, Alex 17 Faridi, Maziyar 51 Bistué, Belén 45 Cirella-Urrutia, Anne 47 Fathy, Rania 14 Biti, Vladimir 17 Claro, Andrés 18 Featherston, Cristina 19 Blakesley, Jacob 10 Cowan, Robert 46 Ferro, Manuel 13 BLAZIC, Milena Mileva 26 Cozzo, Laura Valeria 48 Fiatti, Igor 52 Blume, Clara 31 Curdts, Soelve 19 Finney, Gail 50 1 ICLA 2016 – General Conference Sessions, July 17th, 2016 Florentino Hampel, Juliana 35 Hidaka, Maho 37 Kostadinova, Vitana 7 Florescu, Catalina Florina 54 Hoefle, Arnhilt 46 Kotsiaros, Konstantinos 10 Fomeshi, Behnam 11, 39 Hoffmann, Christina 30 Koulandrou, Stella 12 Frankel, Hazel 7 Horváth, Geza 19 Kreuter, Andrea Sibylle 53 Frey, Michaela 21 Horváth, Kornélia 49 Kristal, Efrain 29 Fu, Qilin 48 HOSTEIN, Alicia 27 Kroll, Simon 31 Hou, Shu-Hui 8 Krulisova, Katerina Judith 34 G Hui, Baisali 21 Kuehn, Julia 29 Hur, Yoonjin 24 Kulovics, Nina 44 Gagiano, Annie 15 Küpper, Achim 17 Gago, Dora 9 I Kurz, Andreas 32 Galik, Marian 19 Kusnir, Jaroslav 36 Galoppe, Raul 42 Imbriaco, Giulia 51 Kwiatkowska, Alina 19 Galvagno, Rosalba 54 Ireland, Ken 7 Galvane, Linda 46 Irimia, Alexandra 49 L Gamble, Donald R. 50 Ito, Yoshiko 28 Gaudioso, Roberto 51 Ivanchikova, Alla 46 Ladevèze, Charlotte 26 Gernalzick, Nadja 18 Ivanov, Sanja 28 lage, verônica 17 Gewaily, Mahmoud 7 Lan, Wen-lin 8 Ghandeharion, Azra 28, 48, 54 J Landais, Clotilde 48 Giannou, Jamie 49 Lanius, Karima 32 Gleiser, Olga 44 Jacobo, J. Pilapil 15, 26 Larange, Daniel 38 Gomide, Bruno 23 Jakab, Szilvia 14 Laszlo, Rita 18 Gonçalves, Luis 21 Janicas, Bárbara 11 Lay, Suzanne 41 Gonzalez-Rivas-Fernandez, Ana Jena, Sarat Kumar 37 Leal, Alice 33 45 Jirsa, Tomas 49 Lechkova, Dorotea 53 Gooze, Marjanne 11 Joo, Hee-Jung 54 Lee, Hsiu-chuan 47 Gregorcic, Sanja 49 JOSEPH, ALVIN 37 Lee, Kishik 43 Grilli, Alessandro 25 Juan, Rose Hsiu-li 52 Lee, Sinja 30 Grillmayr, Julia 26 Jubilado, Odete 9 Lee, Songhee 47 Gromadzki, Derek 16 Junwei, Zhang 17 Légeret, Joëlle 50 Grünhagen, Sara 45 Leitane, Iveta 53 Grzesiak, Zofia 41 K Lengl, Szilvia 17 Guiyoba, François 54 Li, Chi-she 47 Gulddal, Jesper 41 Kagaya, Masumi 46 Li, Shuangzhi 35 Guldin, Rainer 35 Kahn, Robert 13 Li, Weifang 13 Gunkel, Katrin 35 Kalashnikov, Alexander 10 Li, Xiaofan 19 Gunst, Fiona 40 Kamali Sarvestani, Kourosh 54 Li, Xingbo 12 GUPTA, SEEMANTINI 20 Kaneda, Yukiko 9 Li, Xinqiang 36 Karcz-Napieraj, Monika 14 Lin, Chien-Chun 21 H Karkar, Hadil 12 Lin, Tzu-yu 25 KAVRUK, F. Ulku 36 Lin, Ya-huei 5 Halilbasic, Senad 33 Kelbert, Eugenia 35 LIU, Maosheng 42 Haller, Jennifer 16 Khalsi, Khalil 47 Liu, Yan 22, 42 Hambidge, Joan 48 Kim, Eun-hae 52 Liza, STEINER 5 Hammouche, Malika 23 Kim, Sungsoo 24 Lo, Yun-Fang 32 Hamzacebi, Ezgi 17 Kirss, Tiina Ann 55 Lombez, Christine 30 Hannesschläger, Vanessa 43 Kivrak, Pelin 42 López Heredia, Goretti 50 HANOUNE, ABDELMADJID 53 Kling, Alexander 5 Lubkemann Allen, Sharon 28 Haragos, Szidonia 16 Knauth, Alfons 43 Lucci, Giovanna 10 Harper, Mihaela 34 Kobylecka-Piwonska, Ewa 22 Lyytikäinen, Pirjo 18 Hart, Jonathan 45 Kofman, Gustavo 29 Hashimoto, Yorimitsu 42 Kohashi, Reiji 34 M Hassan, Naglaa 11 Kolb, Waltraud 10 Havranek, Erich 28 Komar, Kathleen 50 Machado de Paula, Julio Cesar He, Jun 21 Kondrateva, Ekaterina 38 15 Heydari, Behnaz 48 Koplowitz-Breier, Anat 43 machado, ana 18 Heys, Alistair 8 Kopper, John 25 machado, guacira 41 2 ICLA 2016 – General Conference Sessions, July 17th, 2016 MADHAVAN, GOWRI 37 O Rodrigues de Souza, Cristiane MAHANTA BEZBORAH, 32 NIRAJANA 13 OBrien, Traci 45 Rodrigues, Elsa 18 Mahanta, Subasana 41 Odendaal, Bernard 38 Rohner, Melanie 31 Majumder, Auritro 29 Ofengenden, Ari 6 Rosenau, Irina 9 Malheiro, Helena 9 Oguz, Orhan 39 Rotger, Neus 37 Malzahn, Manfred 5 Ohashi, Eri 15 Rubino, Atilio 39 Mamatsashvili-Kobakhidze, Ojamaa, Triinu 55 Rutigliano, Stefania 32 Atinati 13 Oliveira, Jurema 13 Manolachi, Monica 27 Omar, Manar 47 S Marin-Lacarta, Maialen 10 Ondrouskova, Svetlana 8 Marti, Aina 31 Ordukhanyan, Margarit 10 Safaeian, Azadeh 39 Martins, Luiz Paulo Leitão 45 Ozawa, Shizen 37 Sajid, Nida 36 MASE, Reiko 15 Sakaki, Atsuko 8 Masood Rad, Mina 28 P Sakalli, Cemal 8 Massa, Adriana 25 Saleh, Abu 11 Mastellotto, Lynn 36 P. Cerne, Urska 44 Salzman-Cohen, Phoebe 50 Mazniak, Maria 15 Pacheco, Gilda 7 Sami, Hala 20 Mebed, Sharif 49 Pailer, Gaby 26 Samir Khalifa, Eqbal 39 Melaney, William 49 Panda, Punyashree 42 Santana, Maria Helena 27 Mende, Jana-Katharina 40 Park, Heebon 9 Santos, Ana 33 Meniailo, Vera 14 Park, Namyong 47 SARKAR, NEEPA 32 Mesquita, Rosa 31 Park, Sangjin 24 Sarkar, Rohitashwa 41 Michaels, Jennifer 51 Parker, Joshua 6 Sasaki, Bogna 41 Michailidis, Tasos 11 Pena, Yeisil 53 Sasani, Amir Reza 39, 43 Mild, Matthew 19 Peñalver Vicea, Maribel 5 Sasani, Samira 20, 39 Milton, John 22 Pereira, Nilce 18 SATO, Motoko 36 Mingrone, Alessia 54 Persice Nogueira, Luciana 52 Saussy, Haun 13 Mishra, MinakshiPrasad 11 Pettersson, Anders 15 Saxe, Facundo 39 MITA, Jun 43 Pichugin, Alexander 43 Sayed, Asma 41 Mocarquer, Javier 5 Pieterse, Henning 9 Scarpelli, Marli 12 Moez, Lahmadi 15 Pietrzak-Tebault, Joanna 22 Schaffers, Uta 28 Monnet, Livia 34 Pontes Jr, Geraldo 11 Schmitz, Prof. Dr. Walter 6 MORI, MICHIKO 40 Popescu, Carmen 38 Schorcht, Blanca 24 Mueller, Agnes 27 Porter, Abioseh 24 Schuster, Marc-Oliver 8 Mujiri, Sophie 35 Poulin-Thibault, Kristopher 54 Schwaiger, Silke 23 Musser, Ricarda 21 Pramesti, Tri 40 Schwartz, Adriano 50 Preuss, Matthias 21 Seidl, Barbara 51 N Primo, Novella 10 Sekiguchi, Prof. Dr., Hiroaki 33 Protohristova, Cleo 47 Sen, Raj Lakhi 33 Nagai, Kumiko 11 PRUNGNAUD, Joelle 30 Shahbazimoghadam, Nahid 7 Nagao, Christiane 27 Pucci, Julia 20 Sharma, Vandhana 18 Nagarale, Vrushali 23 Pujol Duran, Jessica 53 Shideler, Ross 7 NAKAJIMA, Toshie 45 Pushkarevskaya Naughton, Shih, Chun-Yi 49 Nam, Soo-Young 47 Yulia 27 shukla, surya prakash 40 Nam, Yoomin 52 Silos, Lorena 25 Naughton, Gerald 37 R Silva Reis, Dennys 32 Navrozaschvili, Ekaterine 35 Silva, Fátima 53 Ndeffo Tene, Alexandre 22 Radjaie, Ali 28 Silver, Anna 46 Neiva, Gabriel 24 Raia, Annachiara 48 Simon, Eva 14 NENEVÉ, MIGUEL 24 Rakhimzhanova, Aigerim 17 Simon, Paula 20 Niazkar, Farah 42 Ratiani, Irma 35 Singh, Jayshree 5, 8, 35 Nickel, Beatrice 43 Ray, Sreyashi 6 Singhvi, Rimika 12 Niewzorowa, Swietlana 14 Rhee, Suk Koo 53 Skwara, Marta 5 Nikitina, Natalia 48 Rice, Robin Ann 41 Smith, Andrew 36 NOIRAY, Geneviève 50 Richardson, Bill 32 Smolej, Tone 54 Rimon, Helena 14 Soares, Marcos 38 3 ICLA 2016 – General Conference Sessions, July 17th, 2016 Souza de Almeida, Mariana 12 V Wilson, Sheena 31 Spiridon, Monica 49 Wojno-Owczarska, Ewa 47 Stange, Soeren 30 Valtcheva, Zlatka 5 Wong, Dorothy 13 Stantcheva, Roumiana 12 Varju, Kata 25 Wu, I-fen 48 Steininger, Gerlinde 51 Vasconcelos, Sandra Guardini 23 Steinmeyer, Elke 33 Vasilescu, Mircea 9 X Steyn, Jan 45 Velancherry, Ramakrishnan 16 Stocco, Melisa 20 Vennemann, Aline 44 Xiao, Jiayan 46 Stockwell, Cory 51 Verdiani, Silvia 31 Strasser, Gerhard F. 27 Verma, Runjhun
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