diff --git a/assets/wordlist-ignore.txt b/assets/wordlist-ignore.txt
index 750afda70..00eb6b1ff 100644
--- a/assets/wordlist-ignore.txt
+++ b/assets/wordlist-ignore.txt
@@ -1973,8 +1973,8 @@ Trento
 Trialpadding
 Trigon
 Triux
+Tsilimparis
 Tübingen
-Tuebingen
 Twente
 Tx
 TxZ
diff --git a/faq/continuous.md b/faq/continuous.md
index 801758e61..3452bc0ad 100644
--- a/faq/continuous.md
+++ b/faq/continuous.md
@@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ FieldTrip does not distinguish between the CTF files that are written as blocks
 
 The "Subject01.ds" CTF dataset that is used in some tutorials is epoched and has gaps between the trials. If you were to read that as continuous, you would see discontinuities in the MEG channels. If you were to apply the automatic artifact detection functions on that as continuous data, many trials would be detected as an artifact as they start/end with a discontinuous jump in some of the channels. Hence when reading that data the `cfg.continuous` option should be set to `"no"` (which is the default).
 
-Many other CTF datasets are recorded as pseudocontinuous without gaps between the blocks and for those you do want to set the `cfg.continuous` option to `"yes"`. 
+Many other CTF datasets are recorded as pseudo-continuous without gaps between the blocks and for those you do want to set the `cfg.continuous` option to `"yes"`. 
 
-To check whether your data is epoched or pseudocontinuous, please have a look at the `SCLK01` channel.
+To check whether your data is epoched or pseudo-continuous, please have a look at the `SCLK01` channel.
 
 Note that besides **[ft_preprocessing](/reference/ft_preprocessing)**, other functions that read data from disk also have the `cfg.continuous` option, such as  **[ft_databrowser](/reference/ft_databrowser)** and the automatic artifact detection functions.
diff --git a/workshop.md b/workshop.md
index 45ae4fc59..47cfd9f77 100644
--- a/workshop.md
+++ b/workshop.md
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Previous FieldTrip workshops took place at
 -   2017, [Jyväskylä, Finland](/workshop/jyvaskyla2017)
 -   2017, [MEG/EEG toolkit](/workshop/toolkit2017) - Nijmegen, NL
 -   2016, [Marseille, France](/workshop/marseille2016b)
--   2016, [Tuebingen, Germany](/workshop/tuebingen2016)
+-   2016, [Tübingen, Germany](/workshop/tuebingen2016)
 -   2016, [Guangzhou, China](/workshop/guangzhou)
 -   2016, [London, UK](/workshop/london)
 -   2016, [Coimbra, Portugal](/workshop/coimbra)
@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ Previous FieldTrip workshops took place at
 -   2013, [Hamburg, Germany](/workshop/hamburg2013)
 -   2013, [San Sebastian, Spain](/workshop/donostia2013)
 -   2013, [Toronto, Canada](/workshop/toronto)
--   2013, [Tuebingen, Germany](/workshop/tuebingen13)
+-   2013, [Tübingen, Germany](/workshop/tuebingen13)
 -   2013, MEG/EEG toolkit, Nijmegen, NL
 -   2012, [Trento, Italy](/workshop/trento)
 -   2012, [Krakow, Poland](/workshop/krakow)
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ Previous FieldTrip workshops took place at
 -   2012, [Hamburg, Germany](/workshop/hamburg)
 -   2012, Leipzig, Germany
 -   2012, MEG/EEG toolkit, Nijmegen, NL
--   2011, Tuebingen, Germany
+-   2011, Tübingen, Germany
 -   2011, [St Louis, USA](/workshop/stlouis)
 -   2011, New York, USA
 -   2011, MEG/EEG toolkit, Nijmegen, NL
diff --git a/workshop/tuebingen13.md b/workshop/tuebingen13.md
index fbba8cc28..b7cd8feed 100644
--- a/workshop/tuebingen13.md
+++ b/workshop/tuebingen13.md
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ version of FieldTrip that is distributed on a USB stcik, rather than the version
 have installed. Furthermore, the tutorial data does not have to be
 downloaded but will also be distributed on the USB stick.
 
-1.  Copy the complete Tuebingen directory from the USB stick to your computer
+1.  Copy the complete Tübingen directory from the USB stick to your computer
 2.  Unzip the fieldtrip-xxxxxxxx.zip file.
 3.  Unzip the "data.zip" and "spm atlas.zip" file, you should place the contents in the tutorial directory.