Corpus Linguistics 2013: List of Poster Presentations
(version of 2013-07-05)	

Posters will be on display throughout CL2013 in the Conference Centre.

The main poster session is Thursday 25th July, 3.30 to 5.30 p.m.
	
Siân Alsop	
New methods of annotation: The ‘humour’ element of Engineering lectures	
	
Nilanjana Banerji, Vineeta Gupta, Adam Kilgarriff, David Tugwell	
Oxford Children’s Corpus: a corpus of children’s writing, reading, and education 	
	
Sabine Bartsch	
LinguisticsWeb.org: a web for learning and teaching corpus linguistic tools and methods 	
	
Luisa Bozzo	
TILCE – the Turin Italian Learner Corpus of English 	
	
Howard Hao-Jan Chen	
Uncovering Second Language Learners’ Miscollocations using SketchEngine 	
	
Samuel Danso, Eric Atwell, Owen Johnson	
A Verbal Autopsy corpus annotated with cause of death	
	
Lisa Da Silva	
Representation of female body shape and size in newspaper discourse: A corpus-based study	
	
Natalya Dubois Marysheva	
Collocational priming of idiomatic expressions: norms and exploitations	
	
Ann-Marie Eklund, Dimitrios Kokkinakis	
Query logs as a corpus 	
	
Mel Evans, Caroline Tagg	
Reading multimodality: a report of an investigation into the multimodality of data representation in a corpus of medical articles 	
	
Jennifer Fest	
The difference between English and English: examining varieties on the basis of register 	
	
Stephanie Furness-Barr	
A comparison of metaphors of love across three music genres, based on the lyrics of the top charting albums of 2011 in the UK 	
	
Miguel Fuster	
A joint perspective to the analysis of recurrent phraseology: lexical bundles and phrase frames in the language of hotel websites 	
	
Daniel Gallego-Hernández, Francisco José García-Rico, Ramesh Krishnamurthy, Paola Masseau, Miguel Tolosa-Igualada	
Towards a multilingual specialised corpus for business translators 	
	
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Eva Hajičová, Barbora Hladká, Jan Václ	
Tracing salience in the Prague Dependency Treebank 	
	
Carlos Herrero-Zorita	
An initial approach on medical term formation in Japanese through the usage of corpora 	
	
Henrik Kaatari	
Classifying fictional texts in the BNC using bibliographical information 	
	
Yuichiro Kobayashi, Toshiyuki Kanamaru	
Identification of linguistic features for predicting L2 proficiency levels: Using Coh-Metrix and machine learning 	
	
Dominika Kováříková	
Corpus-driven terminology 	
	
Hui-Chuan Lu, An Chung Cheng	
Learner corpus of L3 acquisition 	
	
Jiří Mácha, Jiří Václavík	
PMSE: text categorization – a case study 	
	
Ursula Maden-Weinberger	
CLEG and “die Deutschen”	
	
Leida Maria Monaco, Luis Puente Castelo	
Conditionals in eighteenth-century philosophy texts: A corpus based study 	
	
Renata Novotná	
The Czech preposition v/ve and Its English equivalents 	
	
Emmanuelle Pensec	
Business ethics documents of French companies from an intercultural point of view: Example of a contrastive study of the French and American versions of Lafarge’s Principles of Action 	
	
Piotr Pęzik	
Corpus mining tools in the PLEC project 	
	
Andrew Salway, Knut Hofland, Samia Touileb	
Applying corpus techniques to climate change blogs 	
	
Wenli Tsou, Hui-Chuan Lu, Sheng-Yun Hung 	
Contrastive analysis of moves and steps taken in writing medical notes	
	
Zigrida Vincela	
Generic pronouns in Latvian student-composed essays in English: A comparison of the BNC (British National Corpus) and BCML (Balanced Corpus of Modern Latvian) 	
	
Tomoko Watanabe	
A critical exploration of the use of English general extenders in a corpus of Japanese learner speech at different levels of speaking proficiency