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Department of Comparative Language Science Rumo

Rumo: Co-Group Leader, Scientific Advisor & Personal Trainer

Rumo

I have never been asked where and how I would like to live. But if someone had asked me, I would have chosen everything as it came. And so it was: On Boxing Day 2011 I moved in with my human family. I was still very small and awkward then, but they taught me everything a puppy needs to know to get along in the world of humans. Today I teach them everything that is mandatory to live with a dog. Pure underachievement. The highlights of my fulfilling existence are the days at the university, where I meet people of my intellectual level who appreciate a thougtful academic discourse. My social and multilingual skills are also valued here.

On the right-hand side you find a link to a recent research project - Beloved - that I had initiated a couple of years ago. It nicely demonstrates that all you need if you feel lonely at older age is a dog.

Also on the right a bit further down you will find links to research publications about the astounding cognitive and communication capabilities of the most amazing creatures on this planet - member of the species Canis Lupus Familiaris.

Research Interests:
Simultaneous chess, swimming, digital evolution, cuddling, philosophy of utilitarianism, walking, Early Babylonian dialects, lying in the garden, string theory, eating forbidden things, microorganic zoology, lying on carpets, sociobiology of ant colonies, sleeping in the sunlight, marine mammal vocalization, eating permitted things, art history of the third Ping dynasty, living and loving my life

 

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