The Sydney Corpus Lab has both members (associated with the University of Sydney as staff, student or Honorary Associate) and affiliates (members not associated with the University of Sydney).

Members

• Monika Bednarek (director)
• Linda Barwick
• Jonathan Kummerfeld
• Alex Garcia Marrugo
• Ian McCrabb
• Nicole Mockler
• Chao Sun
• David Wijaya
• Kelvin Lee
• Georgia Carr
• Carly Bray (PhD student)
• Melissa Kemble (PhD student)
• Claudia Castro (PhD student)
• Sam Herriman (PhD student)

Contact info@sydneycorpuslab if you would like to become a member. You will then be added to a mailing list and receive relevant news, meeting and event invitations.

Affiliates (Australia/New Zealand)

• Rodrigo Arellano (University of New South Wales)
• Francesco Bailo (University of Technology Sydney)
• Michael Barlow (University of Auckland)
• Danielle Barth (Australian National University)
• Helen Bones
• Kate Burridge (Monash University)
• Helen Caple (University of New South Wales)
• Peter Collins (University of New South Wales, Honorary Professor)
• Averil Coxhead (Victoria University of Wellington)
• Allison Creed (University of Melbourne)
• Peter Crosthwaite (University of Queensland)
• Diane de Saint Léger (University of Melbourne)
• Shooshi Dreyfus (University of Wollongong)
• Tony Fisher (Massey University)
• Keren Greenberg (Swinburne Institute of Technology)
• Kathryn Greenhill (University of South Australia)
• Michael Haugh (University of Queensland)
• Darryl Hocking (Auckland University of Technology)
• Haidee Kotze (Kruger) (formerly Macquarie University)
• Cassi Liardet (Macquarie University)
• Long Li (University of New South Wales)
• Lisa Lim (Curtin University)
• Annabelle Lukin (Macquarie University)
• Peter Manning (University of Technology Sydney, Adjunct Professor)
• Kerry Mullan (RMIT)
• Simon Musgrave (ATAP, formerly Monash University)
• Joel Nothman (formerly University of Sydney)
• Jean Parkinson (Victoria University of Wellington)
• Niru Perera (Monash University)
• Pam Peters (Macquarie University)
• Andrew Ross (University of Canberra)
• Martin Schweinberger (University of Queensland)
• Anna Siyanova (Victoria University of Wellington)
• Stephen Skalicky (Victoria University of Wellington)
• Adam Smith (Macquarie University)
• Emmett Stinson (University of Tasmania)
• Chavalin Svetanant (Macquarie University)
• Catherine Travis (Australian National University)
• Angela Turzynski-Azimi (Macquarie University, PhD student)
• Margo Van Poucke (Macquarie University)
• Bernadette Vine (Victoria University of Wellington)
• Susan Whitbread (Monash University)
• Deanna Wong (Macquarie University)
• Zihan Yin (Australian National University)
• Michele Zappavigna (University of New South Wales)
• Jens Zinn (University of Melbourne)

Australian/NZ affiliates are not associated with the University of Sydney, but are engaged in corpus linguistic research in Australia or NZ. Contact info@sydneycorpuslab if you’d like to become an Australian/NZ affiliate. You will then be added to our mailing list and will receive relevant news and invitations to Sydney-based events.

Overseas Affiliates and Visitors

Overseas affiliates are not associated with the University of Sydney, but have supported the lab in different ways through research visits, advice, or other (virtual or face-to-face) support. Visitors will be added by the site administrator.

Visitors (2019-present)

• Elena Semino (2019, Lancaster University, UK)
• Tony McEnery (2019, Lancaster University, UK)
• Paul Baker (2019, Lancaster University, UK)
• Gavin Brookes (2019 & 2023, Lancaster University, UK)
• Laurence Anthony (2019, Waseda University, Japan)
• Matteo Fuoli (2019, University of Birmingham, UK)
• Piergiorgio Trevisan (2019-2020, University of Udine, Italy)
• Guichao Zhang (2019-2020, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China)
• Amanda Potts (2022, Cardiff University, UK)
• Luke Collins (2023, Lancaster University, UK)
• Maite Taboada (2023, Simon Fraser University, Canada)
• Martin Luginbühl (2023, University of Basel, Switzerland)

Collaborating institutions

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU):

• Lancaster University’s Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science (CASS): MOU agreement for research partnership

Informal collaborations (mutual support and sharing of information/resources):

• University of Birmingham’s Centre for Corpus Research (a centre supporting the use of corpus analysis in research, teaching and learning)
• University of Valencia’s Research Group on Corpus Linguistics: Developments and Applications (CORPLING)
• University of Queensland’s Language Technology and Data Analysis Laboratory (LADAL)
• University of Western Australia’s Language Lab (a hub for the study of human language and its connection to history, community, and culture)
• Macquarie University’s Language on the Move (sociolinguistic research group/site)