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Health and Science Communication SIG @health_sig·

If you're interested in Covid-19 and other health discourses, you might enjoy the corpus linguistic presentations that are currently freely available here https://corporadiscourse.com/panels/ #cads2020 📚

anna marchi 🏳️‍🌈 ‏@journolinguist

some relevant context for research on Covid-19 discourses. You can still catch up with #cads2020 panel https://corporadiscourse.com/covid-19-panel-videos/ https://twitter.com/risj_oxford/status/1277865230257868802

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Corpora & Discourse Conference @ConfDisc·

We have 4 unclaimed #cads2020 mugs - if you would like one, tweet now!

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The Circus Diaries @CircusDiaries·

Both my conference presentations from last month now have a permanent home at https://thecircusdiaries.com/research/

Thanks @ConfDisc #cads2020 and @clcr_cardiffu #CLCRPGR20 for giving me the push to create this video and poster of my PhD research!

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anna marchi 🏳️‍🌈 ‏@journolinguist·

some relevant context for research on Covid-19 discourses. You can still catch up with #cads2020 panel https://corporadiscourse.com/covid-19-panel-videos/

Reuters Institute@risj_oxford

1. Social media is very widely used. But use for news and information about COVID-19 is declining, and trust is low.

These are findings from factsheet #6 of our UK #COVIDー19 News & Info Project, funded by @NuffieldFound

📱Read it here
https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/social-media-very-widely-used-use-news-and-information-about-covid-19-declining
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Charlotte Taylor @_ctaylor_·

@dorrego I wrote a quick on-the-spot post about the experience of organising #cads2020 if you are interested
https://corporadiscourse.com/reflections-after-the-conference/

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