In the tabs above, you'll find more information on my background in linguistics (Projects, Output) and one with a summary of my research written in Welsh (Cymraeg), in case you were wondering. Ideally I'd like to share all my data, but for now, the page data contains a few lists that might be of use to people researching Welsh.
I'm currently a Research Associate at Cardiff University where I work on the WISERD Project researching Welsh linguistics and sociology of language. I was previously based at UWE as an Associate Lecturer. I have worked as a lecturer at Bangor University and at the University of Huddersfield.
This is my second post at Cardiff; I contributed to the data collection and processing aspects of the CorCenCC project (see Projects) to create a National Corpus of Contemporary Welsh. My thesis
provided a description of the Welsh impersonals like dywedir and casglwyd , in order to identify the aspects of the Welsh impersonal morphology
that impact syntax. The thesis also addressed the subject of unaccusativity in Welsh. See Output
for more information and see Projects
for other projects.