Research activities School of Applied Linguistics
The latest publications and projects from the School of Applied Linguistics.
Publications
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Delorme Benites, Alice; Pescia De Lellis, Lorenza,
2020.
L’influence du volume des traductions en Suisse sur le discours : une étude de cas.
In:
VALS-ASLA 2020 Conference of the Swiss association for applied linguistics: "Applies linguistics at the digital age", Neuchâtel, 12-14 February 2020.
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Angelone, Erik; Ehrensberger-Dow, Maureen; Massey, Gary,
2020.
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In:
The Bloomsbury Companion to language industry studies.
London:
Bloomsbury Academic.
pp. 387-402.
Bloomsbury Companions.
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Angelone, Erik; Ehrensberger-Dow, Maureen; Massey, Gary,
2020.
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In:
The Bloomsbury Companion to language industry studies.
London:
Bloomsbury Academic.
pp. 1-13.
Bloomsbury Companions.
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Dodd, William J.; Dreesen, Philipp,
2020.
Verdecktes Schreiben als Sprachkritik
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In:
Niehr, Thomas; Kilian, Jörg; Schiewe, Jürgen, eds.,
Handbuch Sprachkritik.
Stuttgart:
Metzler.
pp. 141-147.
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2019.
Akteure - Energiediskurse in der Schweiz.
In:
Transfer-Workshop im Rahmen des ZHAW Energy Research Board ZERB, Bern, 2. Dezember 2019.
Projects
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High-impact measures for the comprehensive internationalisation of curricula in Switzerland
Internationalization is a key priority of UAS. Yet, efforts in the internationalization of curricula (IoC) are still modest due to manifold challenges. Applying the IoC paradigm to Swiss UAS, this project develops high-impact measures that provide effective incentives to institutions wishing to internationalize their curricula. Collaborating across ...
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A corpus linguistic approach to childhood public health
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Digital Health for parents facing language and cultural access barriers to the Swiss health system
The goal of this project is the systematic and evidence based development of digital health care services for expecting parents and parents of infants, who are disadvantaged in the health care context of maternity care, nursing, occupational therapy, physiotherapy and pediatric care, because of language or cultural barriers. As a reference point ...
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How to Reach Swiss Digital Natives with News. A Qualitative Study
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Accessible communication between hearing-impaired people and healthcare professionals
The number of people, especially older adults, with disabling hearing loss is steadily increasing. To date, existing knowledge about this health condition and its impact on patients’ everyday life has not been transferred into developing a standardised communication model for inclusive practice in healthcare. Research, in fact, has mainly focused ...