Professor of Sociolinguistics at the University of Edinburgh. Anti-racist, pro-trans, pro-housing, adoption-critical, Gàidhlig learner, BSL learner, musician, Trekkie, dysthymic, bleeding-heart cynic. She/her.

Ensuring NHS Scotland provides the best environment to support clinical research so patients can benefit from new and better treatments. nhsresearchscotland.org.uk

Speechie (SLT) in stroke rehab, v junior researcher, occasional associate tutor in acquired language disorders, Christian, wife, mum, fragile x family, likes reading, dogs, walking, friends, quizzing and finding out stuff! Norfolk forever ❤️

Professor, Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of Sydney, #SLP SLT #braininjury #aphasia #NHMRC Investigator Fellow #ABI Communication Lab Director, Director @speechbite, Chair Brain Injury Australia, Vice Chair IBIA

A collaborative project to discuss learning & teaching in HE with the wider community via tweetchats, first #lthechat 29.10.14, Wed 8-9pm UK time, join us!

Linguist Senior Lecturer, La Trobe University gesture/grammar/✨emoji/#lingcomm Podcast: @lingthusiasm Masto: superlinguo@scicomm.xyz Blog: superlinguo.com She/her(/they)

Professor of English Linguistics, UCL Here, I post on (English) language topics. On Substack, I post on English Grammar: basaarts.substack.com #grammar #syntax #parsing

1st Year PhD student at University of Strathclyde | SLT | 🇮🇪 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 | Interested in cocreation and cotreatment in stroke rehabilitation All opinions my own. (she/her)

Conversation doctor

Queer sociolinguist and humanist. Based in St Andrews, Scotland. Free Palestine and end the genocide.

A new research network for scholars, practitioners, writers, activists and other stakeholders working on issues broadly related to the study of language and society, both in Scotland and around the world. lasscotland.wordpress.com

A Health and Care Research Wales Advanced Fellowship funded study led by Dr Sam Burr, Cardiff Metropolitan University

Speech Apraxia UK provides information, support, and advocacy for all forms of speech apraxia including Childhood Apraxia of speech (Developmental dyspraxia), Acquired and Primary progressive verbal apraxia www.speechapraxia.co.uk

Phonetics & Phonology Research Group at Newcastle University. Researchers uniting around language and sound. For enquiries, please contact us at phoneticsphonology.ncl@gmail.com.

🌻 Sociolinguist exploring participation in Glasgow refugee community groups #LinguisticDiversity | views are my own 🌻 Linktree: linktr.ee/daniel.calvert