• AG 1: Renate Raffelsiefen (IDS Mannheim/FU Berlin) & Marzena Żygis (ZAS Berlin/HU Berlin)
  Strong versus weak prosodic positions: possible variation and relevance for grammar
• AG 2: Rita Finkbeiner (U Mainz) & Ulrike Freywald (U Potsdam)
  Exact repetition in grammar and discourse
• AG 3: Dennis Ott (HU Berlin) & Radek Šimik (U Potsdam)
  What drives syntactic computation? Alternatives to formal features
• AG 4: Walter Bisang (U Mainz), Balthasar Bickel (U Zürich), Gisbert Fanselow (U Potsdam) & Hubert Haider (U Salzburg)
  VO OV: Correlations of head-complement order in grammar and lexicon
• AG 5: Ingo Reich & Augustin Speyer (U Saarbrücken)
  Co- and Subordination in German and other languages
• AG 6: Daniela Wochner, Nicole Dehé, Bettina Braun (U Konstanz) & Beste Kamali, Hubert Truckenbrodt (ZAS Berlin)
  The prosody and meaning of (non-)canonical questions across languages
• AG 7: Dinah Baer-Henney (U Düsseldorf) & Natalie Boll-Avetisyan (U Potsdam)
  Universal biases on phonological acquisition and processing
• AG 8: Franz d’Avis (U Mainz) & Horst Lohnstein (U Wuppertal)
  Normalität in der Sprache
• AG 9: Mingya Liu (U Osnabrück) & Gianina Iordăchioaia (U Stuttgart)
  Varieties of positive polarity items
• AG 10: Stefan Hinterwimmer, Petra Schumacher & Hanna Weiland (U Köln)
  Perspective-taking
• AG 11 (Kurz-AG): Christina Bergmann & Alex Cristia (Paris) & Sho Tsuji (Japan)
  Big data: new opportunities and challenges in language acquisition research
• AG 12 (Kurz-AG): Friederike Kern & Katharina J. Rohlfing (U Bielefeld)
  The development of iconic gestures as resources in language acquisition
• AG 13 (Kurz-AG): Uli Sauerland & Stephanie Solt (ZAS Berlin)
  Proportions and Quantities
• AG 14 (Kurz-AG): Eva Csipak (U Göttingen) & Ryan Bochnak (UC Berkeley)
  Modelling conditionality