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Projects
Research projects I am or have been involved in, with my actual role in each. Ongoing entries first.
SoPHIa: Social Persona and Human Interaction
Role: advisor. Experimental design, recruiting, writing.
Social personae in sentence processing: enriching noisy-channel models with a social dimension. Test cases: subject inversion in object relatives, inclusive writing, variable liaison.
Y-JustLang: Justice to youth language needs
Role: WG1 member. Identification of linguistic phenomena key to youth justice; RUEG corpus work.
Pan-European network on the language abilities young people need to participate effectively in justice proceedings.
RemedLang: English/Spanish remediation for L1 LEA students
Role: advisor; statistical analysis throughout; instrument validity and reliability assessment; co-author on resulting papers.
Evaluating a remediation programme fostering language and learning autonomy in first-year Applied Modern Languages students.
PULCO: Predicting speakers' usages in oral French
Role: postdoctoral researcher (2024–2025), now external collaborator.
Disentangling the factors at play in the production of linguistic alternatives by L1 French speakers: ESLO corpus analyses plus experimental data.
TransQuest: la transmission du savoir en questions
Role: transcription coordination. ELAN file harmonization, time-alignment correction, exploitable CSV pipelines.
SMIC: Formal models of Social Meaning and Identity Construction through language
Role: postdoctoral researcher. Built video games as research instruments; experimental design and quantitative analysis throughout.
Sociolinguistic variation and strategic action, investigated through game play.
Tools & Data
Research instruments, datasets and analysis pipelines produced along the way, all openly available where the data allows.
- Datasets, analysis scripts and full model outputs for published work: OSF repository.
Scientific activities
- Research training: PhD-level training in statistical inference over linguistic data (Labex EFL, 2021–2022).