As things start to wind down for summer it's the perfect time to check out Amy Brown's new piece for the AIFL Blog reflecting on conference season as an ECR. Find it here: aifl-blog.com/presenting-a...

Presenting as an Early Career Researcher: Reflections from Conference Season

By Amy Brown

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New Cambridge Element, Forensic Linguistics in the United Kingdom by Ralph Morton, Emily Chiang and Malcolm Coulthard, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at https://cup.org/4vG3JWh

Delighted to say that 'Forensic Linguistics in the United Kingdom' the Cambridge Element I've been working on for the past couple of years with @emchiang.bsky.social and Malcolm Coulthard is out now, and it's free to download for the first two weeks www.cambridge.org/core/element...

Forensic Linguistics in the United Kingdom

Cambridge Core - Law: General Interest - Forensic Linguistics in the United Kingdom

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New episode of Writing Wrongs out today! I talk to @timgrant123.bsky.social and @drniccimacleod.bsky.social about the rhetorical moves and identities of a child sex offender who assumed multiple online personae to target and engage victims. www.linkedin.com/posts/emily-...

New episode of Writing Wrongs out today! I talk to Tim Grant and Dr Nicci MacLeod about the rhetorical moves and identities of a child sex offender who assumed multiple online personae to target and…...

New episode of Writing Wrongs out today! I talk to Tim Grant and Dr Nicci MacLeod about the rhetorical moves and identities of a child sex offender who assumed multiple online personae to target and ...

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aifl-blog.com/an-introduct... highly recommend checking out the fascinating (and magical!) new post on the AIFL blog today from David Griffin (@linguistlawyer.com) and Gordon Reynolds

An Introduction to Magical Legal Pragmatics

By David Griffin (PhD, JD) and Gordon Reynolds (PhD)

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#ForensicLinguistics lecture at Aston University and online. Free. Thursday, 30 April 4-5pm Title:Hybrid Authorship and the Limits of Detection Speaker: Dr. Sheila Queralt. Evaluating the performance & reluability of AI detection tools in forensic contexts. Register via Eventbrite 👇

Hybrid Authorship and the Limits of Detection

Please note this is a hybrid event, taking place at Aston University and online

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NEW AIFL BLOG ALERT! aifl-blog.com/aifl-intervi... For the latest in our AIFL Interview Series we spoke to Jessica Woodhams Professor of Psychology at University of Birmingham about crime linkage, combining linguistics and psychology, and supporting people working emotionally demanding material

AIFL Interview Series: Jessica Woodhams

by Julija Danu

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Fantastic new AIFL Blog post from Lucia Busso on cognitive linguistic / construction grammar approaches to cross-genre authorship analysis aifl-blog.com/constructing... #linguistics #idiolect, #cognitivelinguistics #constructiongrammar #genre #authorship

Constructing Idiolect: Cognitive Linguistics and the challenges of cross-genre authorship

By Lucia Busso

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#Language and the #Law

Language and Justice

Cambridge Core - Applied Linguistics - Language and Justice

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aifl-blog.com/announcing-t... New blog post with information about the upcoming (20th!) International Summer School in Forensic Linguistics Analysis.

Announcing the 20th International Summer School in Forensic Linguistic Analysis (ISSFLA 2026)

By Madison Hunter

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NEW AIFL BLOG ALERT! In an excellent new post out today, Lily Calloway shares her tips for surviving a PhD in Forensic Linguistics aifl-blog.com/surviving-a-...

Surviving a PhD in Forensic Linguistics

By Lily Calloway

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In the latest in our AIFL blog Interview Series, Julija Danu talks to Karoline Marko from @uni-graz.at about her research, FL in Austria and Germany, and her thoughts on the future of the field aifl-blog.com/aifl-intervi...

AIFL Interview Series: Karoline Marko

By Julija Danu

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NEW AIFL BLOG ALERT! A couple of weeks back Tim Grant gave a fascinating talk as part of the AIFL seminar series on 'user centred explanation design in AI-produced forensic evidence'. If you missed it, or would like a recap, it is now available as a blog. Find it here: aifl-blog.com/the-future-o...

The future of AI in court

User centred explanation design in AI-produced forensic evidence

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AIFL Thursday Seminars are Back! Join us fortnightly 4-5pm for our new seminar series! TOMMOROW! Constructing Idiolect: Using Construction Grammar for cross-genre authorship Speakers: Dr. Lucia Busso & Dr. Daniela Schneevogt More info below 👇 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/constructi...

The Derek Bentley Case 👇 In a gripping two-part series, the Writing Wrongs podcast investigates one of the UK’s most infamous miscarriages of justice: the tragic story of Derek Bentley, who was sentenced to death in 1953.

New @aifl.bsky.social blog alert! In the latest in his ‘Meet the Researchers’ series @robbie-davies.bsky.social talks to AIFL and Cardiff University researcher David Griffin @linguistlawyer.com about his work and the role of power and persuasion in legal language. Link: aifl-blog.com/meet-the-res...

Meet the Researchers: Dr David Griffin

By Robbie Davies

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youtu.be/ioC6ovexy2k?... another nice one found during a not entirely successful attempt to put a linguistics themed playlist together

Idiolect Pt.2 (Strings) - Xenolalia, Moulettes

YouTube video by Moulettes

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youtu.be/j6xpObYYhYE?... straight to the top of my list of favourite songs about (semi) memorable guest lectures

Aesop Rock - John Something (Official Audio)

YouTube video by Rhymesayers Entertainment

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Been enjoying working on this aifl-blog.com with the ever-talented @aifl.bsky.social team. ICYMI the first four posts - interviews with Jim Fitzgerald and Nicci MacLeod, and pieces on the manosphere and applying for a PhD in FL - are up now. Lots more exciting forensic linguist content on the way! 🙂

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This is the blog for the Aston Institute for Forensic Linguistics, the leading hub for forensic linguistics teaching and research worldwide. Our diverse, interdisciplinary community is united by a com...

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🚨NEW EPISODE OUT TODAY🚨 🎙️Writing Wrongs podcast🎙️ A true crime forensic linguistics podcast from @aifl.bsky.social - Every word leaves a trace Season1️⃣ Episode7️⃣: "They Said, She Said: The Ayia Napa Rape Case" 👉 Listen 🎧 aston.ac.uk/writing-wrongs 🎧 #truecrime #podcast #academicsky #linguistics

Check out the work happening at @aifl.bsky.social looking at escalation online.

Leverhulme Trust@leverhulme.ac.uk · last yr.

Using systematic linguistic analysis, @drniccimacleod.bsky.social's project develops clearer definitions of escalation and radicalisation to increase our understanding within online contexts. www.flipsnack.com/leverhulmetr...