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ucrel home page university centre for computer corpus research on language introduction who we are projects events ucrel bookshelf technical papers publications list corpora corpus software claws pos tagger usas semantic tagger corpus annotation internal mailing list seminar series cass (esrc centre for corpus approaches to social science) school of computing and communications linguistics department lancaster university follow @ucrel_lancaster 'leading the way in corpus-based nlp research' ucrel is a research centre of lancaster university . we specialize in the automatic or computer-aided analysis of large bodies of naturally-occurring language ('corpora'). we have a record of achievement of more than forty years as pioneers in this field. we remain at the leading edge of computer corpus construction and analysis. our work focusses on modern english, early modern english , modern foreign languages, minority, endangered, and ancient languages. tweets by @ucrel_lancaster news: march 2016: this month, ucrel researchers begin a new collaborative project called corcencc (corpws cenedlaethol cymraeg cyfoes (the national corpus of contemporary welsh) . this project will pioneer a community driven approach to linguistic corpus construction. it is an interdisciplinary, collaborative project led by the school of english, communication and philosophy at cardiff university. the £1.8m project commenced on 1st march 2016 and is funded by the economic and social research council (esrc) and the arts and humanities research council (ahrc). january 2016: ucrel researchers have had four papers accepted for one of the top computational conferences, the 10th edition of the language resources and evaluation conference, portoroz (slovenia). the full list of the accepted papers is online at the conference website . osman - a novel arabic readability metric . mahmoud el-haj and paul rayson learning tone and attribution for financial text mining . mahmoud el-haj, paul rayson, steve young, andrew moore, martin walker, thomas schleicher and vasiliki athanasakou uppc - urdu paraphrase plagiarism corpus . muhammad sharjeel, paul rayson and rao muhammad adeel nawab lexical coverage evaluation of large-scale multilingual semantic lexicons for twelve languages . scott piao, paul rayson, dawn archer, francesca bianchi, carmen dayrell, mahmoud el-haj, ricardo-maría jiménez, dawn knight, michal kren, laura löfberg, rao muhammad adeel nawab, jawad shafi, phoey lee teh and olga mudraya january 2016: we regret to announce the death of dr richard xiao (linguistics and english language) on saturday 2 january 2016. richard started his career in china and first came to lancaster to study towards his phd, which he received in 2002. he stayed on as a research associate until 2007, and returned as a lecturer in 2012, after working at uclan and edge hill. in 2014, he took early retirement due to ill health, having been promoted first to senior lecturer and then to reader. in those two years, richard introduced chinese at both ug and pg levels, acted for a year as director of the confucius institute, published many papers and several books, supervised several phd students, and received funding from the british academy and the esrc. his premature death is a huge loss to corpus linguistics, chinese linguistics and translation studies. he will be much missed by colleagues in the department of linguistics and english language, the lancaster confucius institute, and around the world. richard leaves his wife (lyn) and daughter (yina). his funeral was held in the chaplaincy centre on friday 15 january 2016 at 12.30pm. a collection of essays and poems in memory of richard xiao has been produced by his friends and colleagues, edited by professor hu. january 2016: lancaster summer schools in corpus linguistics and other digital methods . lancaster university, uk - 12th to 15th july 2016. call for participation - apply now!! november 2015: royal approval for lancaster university linguistics centre lancaster university's world-renowned language pioneers, spanning four generations of researchers, are to receive the queen's anniversary prize for higher and further education. the award for lancaster's centre for corpus approaches to social science (cass) was announced at a reception at st james's palace on thursday evening (november 19). the queen's anniversary prizes are awarded every two years to universities and colleges who submit work judged to show excellence, innovation, impact and benefit for the institution itself and for people and society generally in the wider world. researchers at the centre, funded by the economic and social research council, charitable trusts and other research councils, have provided valuable insights into the understanding of language by using computers to analyse billions of words - in writing, speech and online - for the past 45 years. the work has resulted in a huge range of important, 'real world' applications such as vastly improved dictionaries and has also influenced policy towards important issues in society such as online aggression, hate speech and the way in which end of life care is discussed. by providing fresh perspectives to such problems, cass, part of the longer-standing university centre for computer corpus research on language, has helped develop new approaches to challenging practices both in terms of raising awareness and of informing policy makers and other stakeholders of how such language may be used to inform, manipulate, wound and offend. computers have enabled the centre, which draws staff from nine departments across campus, to analyse massive datasets of language to account for the changing patterns of use of written and spoken language in everyday contexts. october 2015: corpora and discourse conference - siena 30 june - 02 july 2016 - call for papers corpus-based and corpus-assisted discourse studies (cads) investigate the employment of corpus techniques to shed light on aspects of language used for communicative purposes or, put another way, to analyse how language is used to (attempt to) influence the beliefs and behaviour of other people. the conference will take place at siena university pontignano conference centre on june 30-july 2, 2016 and will feature a festival of methods workshop (june 30th) convened by charlotte taylor, tony mcenery, vaclav brezina, in which we explore the effects of our choice of tools, methods and approaches. ahead of each conference in the series, a task will be set which researchers are invite to tackle and then time will be set aside at the conference itself for presentation of findings and extended discussion on the kinds of analyses which were developed. we are calling this new kind of panel event the festival of methods because we hope it will be an engaging exploration and celebration of the range of methods we have at our disposal. this kind of activity follows on from inter-researcher and objectivity/subjectivity studies such as marchi & taylor (2009), baker (2011) and baker & levon (2015), but also draws on the traditions of the shared task in computational linguistics where conference participants are given the chance to all work on the same data with the same research question. for more details, see the conference website . september 2015: the #corpusmooc starts on 28th september offerring a practical introduction to the methodology of corpus linguistics for researchers in social sciences and humanities. december 2014: corpus linguistics 2015: in honour of the life and work of geoffrey leech call for papers and pre-conference workshops the eighth international corpus linguistics conference (cl2015) will be held at lancaster university from tuesday 21st july 2015 to friday 24th july 2015. the main conference will be preceded by a workshop day on monday 20th july. this series of conferences began in 2001 with an event celebrating the career of professor geoffrey leech, on the occasion of his reti

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