Professor Claire Hardaker

Professor of Forensic Linguistics

Research Overview

I primarily research aggression, deception, and manipulation in computer-mediated communication (CMC) for evidential, investigative, and intelligence purposes. I tend to take a forensic linguistic approach, based on a corpus linguistic methodology, but due to the multidisciplinary nature of my research, I also inevitably branch out into areas such as psychology, law, and computer science.


15/12/2023 → 14/12/2026
Research


01/03/2021 → 30/06/2024
Research


01/04/2018 → 31/01/2024
Research


01/01/2016 → 30/09/2019
Research


Types of Public engagement and outreach - Festival/Exhibition


School Engagement


School Engagement


Invited talk


School Engagement


School Engagement


School Engagement


Invited talk


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience


Membership of committee


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience


Invited talk


Participation in workshop, seminar, course


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience


Participation in workshop, seminar, course


Invited talk


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience


Consultancy


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience


Publication peer-review


Publication peer-review


Invited talk


Invited talk


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience


Invited talk


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience


Publication peer-review


Participation in conference -Mixed Audience

  • DisTex - Discourse and Text Research Group
  • ESRC Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science
  • Forensic Linguistics Research Group
  • Security Lancaster
  • Security Lancaster (Behavioural Science)