In my current position, funded by the Aziz Foundation, in the Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Sciences at Lancaster University, I am investigating the
Last month, Tony McEnery and I completed a study which looked at changes in the representation of slavery in a prominent provincial newspaper, the Liverpool
I am so unbelievably pleased to announce that the Research Awards Advisory Committee at the Leverhulme Trust have granted me, Dr. Isobelle Clarke, the Leverhulme
My name is Saira Fitzgerald and I am a new visiting researcher at CASS. Thanks to Tony McEnery’s incredible help and support, I succeeded in
We’re excited to announce that the University of Sydney, Australia and the University of Lancaster, UK have signed an MOU agreement to work on collaborative
My name is Isobelle Clarke. I am the newest member of CASS. This is my first academic position outside of education. I am so excited
On 4th-6th March 2019, we organised an event on ‘Collaborations between Linguistics and the Professions’. If you missed it, here are three reports from early-career
‘Corpus-Based Approaches to Language Testing’ was held on Thursday 7th March 2019 and was the second event organised by the Trinity Lancaster Corpus research group
CASS in the City: Introducing BNClab to the general public Last Saturday (9th March) a group of students led by Vaclav Brezina and Dana Gablasova
By William Dance, Alex Christiansen and Alexander Wild Within corpus linguistics, multimodality is a subject which is often overlooked. While there are multiple projects tackling
As reported in the media, in recent months we have been delighted to support staff and students at the University of Mosul in Iraq who
On Friday 7th December 2018, members of the Trinity-Lancaster Corpus research group at Lancaster University organised the first symposium of a two-part series, ‘Understanding Collocations
