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For the last forty years, we have been known for cutting-edge empirically-based theoretical and applied research in a wide range of research areas. We constantly strive to make links with potential users of our work.
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Research Centres and Groups
The department hosts active research groups in areas such as cognitive linguistics, critical discourse analysis, corpus linguistics, language and gender, literacy, pragmatics and stylistics, and second language learning, assessment and teaching.
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Research Facilities
The Department has some outstanding resources. We have fully equipped laboratories for eye-tracking, phonetics, EEG (Electroencephalography) and child language analysis.
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RT @GavinBrookes26: Out now: 'Cancer services patient experience in England: quantitative and qualitative analyses of the National Cancer Patient Experience Survey'. My article with @_paulbaker_ in BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care @bmj_latest @CorpusSocialSci @LAEL_LU https://t.co/OsgZjJk97e
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RT @LancasterUni: Heart failure a lower priority than potholes in Parliamentary debates, according to a new study published @Open_HeartBMJ by @LAEL_LU's Prof @elenasemino and Dr Jane Demmen https://t.co/gdCvjMeBON
RT @_paulbaker_: My Cambridge Element: Analysing Language, Sex and Age in a Corpus of Patient Feedback - A Comparison of Approaches, co-authored with Gavin Brookes has just gone online and will be free to access for 2 weeks. https://t.co/bUQP4b5RUj @GavinBrookes26 @CambUP_LangLing @CUP_Elements
RT @samkirkham: I re-read this paper yesterday for @PhoneticsLab reading group - it's such a wonderful exploration of the relationship between theory and measurement, how to deal with incongruence between the two, and avoiding interpretative errors. Highly recommended!! https://t.co/W39KtXaswX https://t.co/dzHnGxbQ8M
