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Research and scholarship

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The Global Study Lounge hosts events for 澳门六合彩开奖记录 research and scholarship groups, helping them share their work with colleagues and students. See the video below for a snapshot of how Reading's work around Climate Change is taking action to build a better global future for everyone. 

 

Groups whose work is particularly relevant to the Global Study Lounge include:

  • Language and Teaching Research Forum (LTRF) - International Study and Language Institute (ISLI). The LTRF is ISLI's forum for the dissemination of best practice, scholarship, and research in language and language teaching, with a specific focus on English for Academic Purposes and its associated fields, and teaching and learning in Foundation Studies. LTRF Coordinator: Dr Karin Whiteside.
  • Applied Linguistics Research Circle (ALRC) - Department of English Language and Applied Linguistics (DELAL). ALRC Weekly Talks feature a range of scholars from world-renowned professors to postgraduate students sharing their work. These talks are open to all students and staff as well as interested parties from outside the University. They offer a great chance to discuss and debate contemporary issues with leading figures in the field of Applied Linguistics. ALRC Coordinator: Professor Rodney Jones. 
  • (CeLM) - One of the University's nine Interdisciplinary Research Centres. CeLM brings together a multidisciplinary group of researchers broadly interested in language, literacy, and multilingualism. Members span multiple schools, departments, and research centres across the 澳门六合彩开奖记录, and work focuses on five core themes: Language and Literacy, Education, Neuroscience and Cognition, Health, and Migration. CeLM Director: Professor Holly Joseph.  
  • (CBCP) - One of the University's nine Interdisciplinary Research Centres. CBCP undertakes research in book cultures and publishing with a distinctive global, multilingual and multidisciplinary focus. CBCP aligns expertise in English, Spanish, French, German and Italian-language publishing and book history, with transatlantic and European research partnerships in typography and book design (Latin and non-Latin scripts), and in the printing and publishing trades. CBCP Co-directors: Dr Nicola Wilson, Professor Sue Walker, Dr Sophie Heywood, Professor Daniela La Penna.

Please check out the groups' webpages above to find out more about their work, activities and events, or sign up to their mailing lists. Also keep an eye on the Lounge's timetable to see when the groups are leading an event in the Global Study Lounge.