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Literary and Linguistic Computing in the media
BBC Radio
- More or Less: Behind The Stats interview with Professor Hugh Craig (12 September 2014)
Sydney Morning Herald
- Australian data sleuths link Shakespeare to anonymous 16th Century play Computational Stylistics in action (15 November 2016)
The Conversation (theconversation.com)
- Ignore the doubters: here's why Christopher Marlowe co-wrote Shakespeare's Henry VI by Professor Hugh Craig (10 November 2016)
- Shakespeare had fewer words, but dopper rhymes, than rappers by Professor Hugh Craig (4 June 2014)
- Shakespeare and cancer diagnoses: how bard can it be? by Professor Hugh Craig (22 July 2013)
Professor Hugh Craig caps a 40 year career as Professor Emeritus
Professor Hugh Craig retires after 40 year career
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Putting literary analysis to work in the software startup world
UoN alumni and conjoint member of the Centre for Literary and Linguistic Computing, Dr Jack Elliott is putting his skills to use for a software startup.
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New Federation to bring together stylometry experts from around the world
UON’s Centre for Literary and Linguistic Computing (CLLC) is behind a move to create a new partnership between stylometry labs from around the world.
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Postdoc uncovering the hidden meanings in religious texts
Postdoctoral researcher Ahmad Alqurneh has commenced work withe Centre for Literary and Linguistic Computingon a project related to translations.
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DADEE activity program benefits daughters
University of Newcastle researchers have developed a world-first lifestyle program to enhance the physical and social-emotional well-being of young girls.
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