Enrol on our MA in Forensic Linguistics and you too could use your research skills to tackle real-world questions. @nixxij Ben Bryan tinyurl.com/53u27nrj

#AIFLOnTour in Loughborough!

Our very own @amzzyb01 on how #EnglishCreates

Just published: an exciting paper in Law, Probability & Risk by AIFL's Dr Geoff Morrison. A major advance in calibration of likelihood ratios, also providing a graphical representation to help explain the meaning of likelihood ratios to triers of fact.

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Join us on the 15th May to hear about links between forensic linguistics and AI, featuring Shlomo Engelson Argamon Jack Grieve and more. Online or in person, absolutely free: eventbrite.co.uk/o/aston-instit…

Explore how studying MA Forensic Linguistics at Aston University gives you unparalleled access to genuine data and expertise:
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Dr Booth Amy Booth on the inspirational environment fostered here at the Institute

New publication!👇

Considering a research degree?

Hear from Madison, who found Aston Postgraduate Research Society 2024 and expertise within Aston Institute for Forensic Linguistics vital to her #PhD experience 👉 bit.ly/3UwDD87.

Explore our range of PhD programmes and how to apply here 👉 bit.ly/3OEyOWC

🛎️ #IAFLL2024 Reminder: PhDs / ECRs whose work sits at the intersection of #CorpusLinguistics and #ForensicLinguistics are invited to submit applications for a travel grant in memory of our colleague Márton Petykó. Deadline is 31st March; see original post below for details.

🧑‍🎓 Thank you to everyone who submitted an application for a travel bursary for #IAFLL2024
- submissions are now being reviewed and winners will be notified in due course!

Join us for this week's #AIFLThursdaySeminar : Steven Dean from Boston University's School of Law will talk about Global Jim Crow: Tax and Racial Capitalism. Online only, book your spot here:

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🇮🇪 #AIFLOnTour this morning Dr Annina B. Heini delivered a virtual guest lecture at the University of Limerick about how forensic linguistics seeks to improve the delivery of justice through language analysis.