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Centre Co-Directors

• Vaclav Brezina – Linguistics and English Language

• Elena Semino – Linguistics & English Language

Deputy Centre Director

• Andrew Hardie – Linguistics & English Language

Founding Director

• Tony McEnery – Linguistics & English Language

Centre Coordinator

• Ces Kulikowski

Co Investigators

• Paul Baker – Linguistics and English Language (Lancaster University)
• Tineke Brunfaut – Linguistics and English Language (Lancaster University)
• Dana Gablasova – Linguistics and English Language (Lancaster University)

Collaborators

• Dimitrinka Atanasova – Linguistics and English Language (Lancaster University)
• Kate Cain – Psychology (Lancaster University)
• Zsófia Demjén – UCL Centre for Applied Linguistics (University College London)
• Basil Germond – Politics, Philosophy and Religion (Lancaster University)
• Garrath Williams – Politics, Philosophy and Religion (Lancaster University)
• Claire Hardaker – Linguistics and English Language (Lancaster University)
• John Pill – Linguistics and English Language (Lancaster University)
• Angela Woods – English Studies and Hearing the Voice project (Durham  University)
• Steve Young – Accounting and Finance (Lancaster University)
• Joanna Zakrzewska – University College London Hospitals

Senior Research Associates

• Luke Collins – Linguistics & English Language
• Tara Coltman-Patel – Linguistics & English Language
• William Dance – Linguistics & English Language
• Yufeng (Kiki) Liu – Linguistics & English Language
• William Platt – Linguistics & English Language
• Emma Putland – Linguistics & English Language

Future Leader Fellow

• Gavin Brookes – Linguistics & English Language

Research Fellows

• Helen Baker – Linguistics & English Language 
• Saira Fitzgerald – Linguisics & English Language

Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow

• Jens Zinn – Sociology / Linguistics & English Language

Audio Transcribers

• Ruth Avon – Linguistics & English Language

Research Students

• Orhan Bilgin – Linguistics & English Language
• Lorrae Fox – Linguistics & English Language
• Kevin Gerigk – Linguistics & English Language
• Chloe Humphreys – Linguistics & English Language
• Ellen Roberts – Linguistics & English Language
• Christopher Sanderson – Linguistics & English Language
• Hanna Schmueck – Linguistics & English Language

Former CASS Members

• James Balfour – Linguistics & English Language
• Damon Berridge – Mathematics & Statistics
• Liam Blything – Linguistics & English Language
• Raffaella Bottini – Linguistics & English Language
• Ruth Byrne – History / Linguistics & English Language  
• Carmen Dayrell – Sociology / Linguistics & English Language 
• Jane Demmen – Linguistics & English Language
• Richard Easty – Linguistics & English Language
• Craig Evans – Linguistics & English Language 
• Basil Germond
• Mathew Gillings – Linguistics & English Language 
• Róisín Harvey – Linguistics & English Language 
• Abi Hawtin – Linguistics & English Language 
• Gillian Hopkinson
• Xianyao Hu – Linguistics & English Language 
• Jennifer Hughes – Linguistics & English Language
• Alana Jackson – Linguistics & English Language 
• Amelia Joulain-Jay –  Linguistics & English Language
• Tanjun Liu – Linguistics & English Language 
• Robbie Love – Linguistics & English Language 
• Irene Marin Cervantes – Linguistics & English Language
• Mark McGlashan – Linguistics & English Language
• Laura Paterson – Linguistics & English Language 
• Amanda Potts – Linguistics & English Language 
• Sheryl Prentice – Computing & Communications
• Rachel Preston – Linguistics & English Language 
• Prihantoro – Linguistics & English Language
• Susan Reichelt – Linguistics & English Language 
• Andressa Rodrigues Gomide – Linguistics & English Language 
• Vasiliki Simaki 
• Gillian Smith – Linguistics & English Language 
• Abe Sweiry – Law 
• Matt Timperley – Linguistics & English Language
• John Urry – Sociology
• Isolde Van Dorst – Linguistics & English Language
• Stephen Wattam- Computing & Communications 
• Richard Xiao – Linguistics & English Language

The Centre’s work is also informed and supported by the Challenge Panel, a group of leading researchers in corpus linguistics who have agreed to contribute their expertise to the endeavour of extending corpus linguistics to engage with a broad range of social science questions.

Finally, the College of Project Ambassadors is a user group composed of members associated with organisations which are key consumers of academic research. Each critically interacts with, and assists in disseminating outputs from, specific projects within the Centre.