Really enjoyed presenting my thesis at #CADS2026 at Lancaster University and receiving valuable input

An interesting presentation by Isabelle Suremann @isabellesuremann.bsky.social on identifying metadiscursive statements in German-speaking vaccination discourses in switzerland. #CADS2026

Word Embeddings, Syntax gesprochener Sprache, Plurizentrik - Themen, die das neue Studienbuch Linguistik aufgreift, ohne linguistische Klassiker zu vergessen. Wir durften ein bisschen plaudern darüber, was sich alles so verändert hat im neuen Studienbuch Linguistik. @dgb-linguistics.bsky.social

@isabellesuremann.bsky.social , Ina Pick und @gunillakaibel.bsky.social ging es darum, wie das Konzept Dialog in unterschiedlichen gesellschaftlichen Domänen konstruiert wird - bspw. in Parteiprogrammen, der kommunalen Politik, Massenmedien, Kommunikationsratgebern oder Onlinekommentaren.

Thanks to @niallrcurry.bsky.social, @rachellevessey.bsky.social, @schtepf.bsky.social, Philipp Heinrich and Michael Bender for your very interesting and relevant presentations! (2/2)

A very interesting and intense Corpus Linguistics 2025 in Birmingham has come to an end! @isabellesuremann.bsky.social and I are very (very!) happy about our panel on methodological challenges in corpus based comparative discourse analysis. (1/2)

Enjoying #CL2025 and had a great time presenting on Monday with @fabrichunter.bsky.social on intersecting discourses of climate and migration, and today as part of @juliakrasselt.bsky.social & @isabellesuremann.bsky.social's panel on contrastive corpus discourse studies! @mcrlinguistics.bsky.social

📣 Webinar Series by the MORCDA project (Making Open Research Data Suitable for Comparative Discourse Analysis) 📆 First event on 9 May, 16:00 - 17:30 (CET) on using open research data in comparative discourse analysis. 🔗 zhaw.zoom.us/j/61583497372 Everyone is free to join - no registration needed!

📣 Webinar Series by the MORCDA project (Making Open Research Data Suitable for Comparative Discourse Analysis) 📆 First event on 9 May, 16:00 - 17:30 (CET) on using open research data in comparative discourse analysis. 🔗 zhaw.zoom.us/j/61583497372 Everyone is free to join - no registration needed!

It was a great pleasure to translate parts of Priya Singh's essays for @pocolit.bsky.social.