The UCREL Corpus Research Seminar (CRS) is a forum for all staff, visiting academics, and postgraduate research students interested in corpus-based research in any area of linguistics. CRS is run by UCREL (University Centre for Computer Corpus Research on Language), a research centre between the Department of Linguistics and English Language and the School of Computing and Communications.
CRS meetings offer an opportunity to present work in progress and receive helpful feedback, discuss relevant research, approaches and methods, get experience in using corpus interfaces and tools, and stay up to date with corpus-based research at Lancaster University. We welcome anyone who is a newcomer to this exciting and growing area of linguistics. We welcome presentations from researchers of other departments and universities.
On this site, along with general information, you will find a list of upcoming seminars and an archive of past seminars. If you have any suggestions of things to add to the site, then please get in touch.
In 2018/19 CRS meetings will be on Thursdays at 3pm during term time, unless otherwise indicated.
Notifications of seminars are sent to the UCREL Mailing List, sign up if you would like to receive them and other UCREL related messages. You can also follow us on Twitter, where we post updates on upcoming seminars.
If you need more information or want to give a presentation, please contact one of the CRS organisers:
- Mathew Gillings (m.gillings@lancaster.ac.uk)
- Andrew Moore (a.moore@lancaster.ac.uk)
- Alexander Reinhold (a.reinhold1@lancaster.ac.uk)
- Andressa Rodrigues Gomide (a.rodriguesgomide@lancaster.ac.uk)
The previous website has an archive of past seminars.
We acknowledge the following funding for external speakers: CASS and UCREL research centres, the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, the Department of Linguistics and English Language and the School of Computing and Communications.
