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
Rose Hendricks, a researcher at the Frameworks Institute in Washington D.C., shares her experience of taking the CorpusMOOC: ‘I’m a social science researcher and have been curious for
I am delighted to have joined the CASS team as Senior Research Associate and will be working across the new programme of studies in Corpus
This practical guide will equip the reader to understand the key principles of statistical thinking and apply these concepts to their own research, without the
Last week, the Faculty of Education, The University of Cambridge hosted 13th Teaching and Language Corpora Conference. This wonderful event brought together researchers and practitioners
Over the last few weeks I have been working at the ESRC Centre for Corpus Approaches, Lancaster University (CASS) as part of the SPRINT 2018
CASS project affiliate (and head of department of Linguistics and English Language at Lancaster University) Elena Semino was interviewed about the findings of the ESRC-funded
