at a DARIAH event where Steven Coats is presenting his and @danaroemling.bsky.social corpus CRIME: 133 mio words of courtroom proceedings, investigative interviews and true crime content. Very cool! Easily accessible corpus of spoken language for forensic linguists

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New event! Our first German introductory course to forensic linguistics!

Werde Teil des 1. Einführungskurses Grundlagen der Forensischen #Linguistik am 28. + 29. September 2026 in Düsseldorf!

Bewirb dich bis zum 21. Mai 2026!

div-ling.org/gfl

✍️ First call for abstracts is now open for the 6th European Conference of the IAFLL in Montpellier! Submit your abstract of max. 300 words by 30 November 2025. See link below for more information 👇

iafll2026.sciencesconf.org/submission/s...

📆 Save the dates! We are excited to announce the 6th European Conference of the IAFLL, which will be held between Monday 22 - Thursday 25 June 2026 at the University of Montpellier Paul Valéry in France 🇫🇷 Further details including call for abstracts and registration info will be circulated soon.

Check out the full special issue! We're in excellent company @mathewgillings.bsky.social @katebarber.bsky.social @danaroemling.bsky.social @timgrant123.bsky.social

www.sciencedirect.com/special-issu...

The 3rd paper related to my PhD is out! 🥳
It's published in Applied Corpus Linguistics and I explore a new way of combining corpus linguistics and cartography to profile (forensic) authorship, drawing on geolocated social media data to uncover regional language patterns.

doi.org/10.1016/j.ac...

[Black/White conference badge showing the skyline of Helsinki and the post author’s name and temporary affiliation (Dana Roemling, University of Helsinki)]

Making good use of my last week in Helsinki at the Kielitieteen Päivät. The CorCoDial panel is tomorrow at 10AM incl. @jwgrieve.bsky.social, Steven Coats, @veronikalaippala.bsky.social, @tosaja.bsky.social and Ilmari Ivaska.

hund / dog is my standard word to check, so that is definitely in there 😀 might have been the app being a bit slow.

#CFP #forensiclinguistics #germany

There is a symposium on "Authorship and Individual Language Use" at RU Bochum in November. Eng & Ger accepted and deadline for 350 word abstracts is 30.05. I'll be giving a plenary (in German) as well!

More details here: staff.germanistik.rub.de/kolloquium-a...

A bit late, but maybe still interesting. If you'd like to check for any cat words in the top 20k words of the corpus, have a look here: danaroemling.shinyapps.io/shiny_mapping/ - "katze" (eng. cat) is definitely in there 😁

Thank you! Very excited about this! 😁

It’s open access. I recommend using the pdf (not the website) as you can then just copy+paste the code.

My paper with @bodowinter.bsky.social and @jwgrieve.bsky.social was published in the Journal of Linguistic Geography today. 🎉
It’s a tutorial on how to use R & ggplot2 to visualise linguistic map data.

doi.org/10.1017/jlg....

We've got good news!

Information regarding our 2025 International Summer School in Forensic Linguistic Analysis is now online - check it out now 👉 www.aston.ac.uk/research/for...

#ISSFLA25
#academicsky
#linguistics
#forensiclinguistics

Excellent closing to the @24drdhum.bsky.social conference reflecting on digital humanities at this point in time and that language is not the same as data.

Conference poster titled "Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender," inviting papers on gender-related topics, hosted at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, August 12-13, 2025.

📣 Exciting news!

Join us for LILG 2 – Linguistic Intersections of Language and Gender, 12-13 Aug 2025 at @hhu.bsky.social.

Hybrid format 🌐, in-person encouraged.

Details and Call for Papers 👉 lilg.div-ling.org

#linguistics #gender

Introducing Bluesky Starter Packs - Bluesky Create a starter pack today — personalized invites that bring friends directly into your slice of Bluesky.

How about creating a “starter pack” with people from the department? -> bsky.social/about/blog/0...

Definitely! 😅🇫🇮

Last conference and last talk of the year back in Joensuu @24drdhum.bsky.social - some more forensic linguistics before the winter break. ❄️

Thank you for having me! Always excited to tell people about the cool stuff that‘s happening in FL 😊

We had the launch for the new dialect atlas on Swiss German – a 5y project that's now come to an end 🌟 We're thankful to the @snsf-ch.bsky.social and @unibern.bsky.social. The atlas can be bought here vdf.ch/dialaktatlas... but is also available as a free PDF from www.dialektatlas.ch #openaccess

If you want to hear Lucia and me talk about the CorGeS, join us later today :)

Please note the trigger warning as we will be discussing suicide.

📣2nd Call for Papers: 17th Biennial Conference of the International Association for Forensic & Legal Linguistics (IAFLL). Cape Town, South Africa, 30th June- 4th July 2025. Deadline for abstract submissions 13 January 2025.

iafll.org/2024/11/25/s...

Hello fellow forensic linguists, I thought I'd create a little space for us all. I'm new here so let me know if I've not seen you and need adding ❤️

go.bsky.app/Jtyb67V

Here’s what the other talks were about: Antti talked about the initial turns by the police (what are you supposed to answer when they say “Police!”?..)

Helmi about the distinguishing features of texts written by human subjects and Gen Ai

And Dana about geolinguistic profiling using Finnish Twitter

Many thanks to Dana Roemling and Helmi Siiroinen for organising a panel on forensic linguistics in Finland. Although I can hardly claim to be a part of the body of Finnish language researchers, it was great to hear about what others do and to share a bit of international experience #AFinLa

We’re also missing @coocho.bsky.social here, who had to catch a train home.

This is us being very happy about the positive feedback for our forensic linguistics panel at #afinla2024.
We have some more plans for FL in Finland. And no, it’s not starting a metal band, even though we look like we had a panel dress code.

I’m in Tampere joining a criminology conference and telling people about forensic linguistics (in Finnish!) ☺️

Look for "Forensinen lingvistiikka Suomessa: Nykykehitys ja tulevaisuuden näkymät" in the program. Working languages Finnish and English and we hope to offer translations for Finnish.