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The Sinclair Lecture by @jwgrieve.bsky.social, mentioned by @lanthony.bsky.social in his plenary speech yesterday, will be held next Monday at 5pm at the University of Birmingham and will also be live-streamed. For details and registration, visit: www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/edac... #CL2025

The final plenary speech at #CL2025 will be delivered by @perez-paredes.bsky.social, titled ‘Corpus Linguistics and AI in the Reconfiguration of Language Learning Ecologies’.

Day 3 of #CL2025 concludes with a plenary speech by @lanthony.bsky.social , titled ‘Stochastic parrots meet corpus linguists: understanding language in the age of AI.’ The event takes place at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, Birmingham City University.

Two morning pre-conference workshops for Corpus Linguistics 2025 are underway: “Reading concordances with algorithms” and “Using ATLAS.ti for constructing and analysing multimodal social media corpora”. #CL2025

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University of Birmingham campus

Good morning, Birmingham! #CL2025

The opening ceremony is in progress at #EuroSLA34.

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We are pleased to announce this year’s Sinclair Lecture by @jwgrieve.bsky.social, titled “Corpus linguistics is all you need: Large language models and the legacy of John Sinclair”, on 7 July. Open to the public and live-streamed. Details and registration below.
www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/edac...

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Our Corpus Linguistics Summer School will take place in person at the University of Birmingham Edgbaston campus from July 7-11, 2025! Join the local team and special guest, Joyce Lim (Aston University). Register soon as spaces are limited: www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/edac... #ccrss25

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Excited to share my open-access paper published in Research Methods in Applied Linguistics (@RMALJournal)! It critically explores the limitations of traditional linear regression models (assuming normal error distribution) for analysing syntactic complexity measures. 1/10

🎉 Big news! I'm submitting my PhD thesis this September! 📝✨
It's been a wild ride of research, resilience, and way too many snacks to fuel me, and now I’m officially on the hunt for my next adventure. 🚀

I'm pleased to share that our paper is the most downloaded in Corpora to date! This is truly an honour!

Need help making sense of your data? 📊 Starting in 2025, I’ll be offering statistical consultancy services, specialising in Bayesian and frequentist mixed models, descriptive statistics, and data visualization tailored to your needs. ⬇️

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