Items where Division is "College of Business and Social Sciences > Aston Institute for Forensic Linguistics" and Year is 2025
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Blake, John, Miah, Abu Saleh Musa, Kredens, Krzysztof and Shin, Jungpil (2025). Detection of AI-generated Texts: A Bi-LSTM and Attention-Based Approach. IEEE Access, 13 , pp. 71563-71576.
Clarke, Isobelle and Grant, Tim (2025). Impostors tending towards the wild: Purposes of authorship analysis and a specific impostors method in the Karvounakis terrorism case. Language and Law/Linguagem e Direito , (In Press)
Hunter, Madison and Grant, Tim (2025). Is Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) reliable, efficient, and effective for the analysis of large online datasets in forensic and security contexts? Applied Corpus Linguistics, 5 (1),
MacLeod, Nicci, Oxburgh, Gavin E., Farrugia, Laura, Walsh, Dave and Nash, Alena (2025). Politeness, face, and rapport-building in remote and face-to-face investigative interviews with witnesses. International Journal of Speech, Language and the Law, 31 (2), pp. 187-208.
Morrison, Geoffrey Stewart, Elliot, Simon, Guinness, June, Sonden, Lisa and Syndercombe Court, Denise (2025). A guide to ISO 21043 forensic sciences from the perspective of the forensic-data-science paradigm. Science and Justice ,
Richardson, Emma, Hamann, Magnus, Tompkinson, James, Haworth, Kate and Deamer, Felicity (2025). Understanding the role of transcription in evidential consistency of police interview records in England and Wales. Language in Society, 54 (1), pp. 135-166.
Voice, Matthew, Harrison, Chloe, Grant, Tim and Giovanelli, Marcello (2025). Towards a cognitive forensic stylistics: An intercoder reliability test for replicable feature finding in the Operation Heron corpus. Language and Literature ,