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We are delighted to share that Professor Jo Angouri has been appointed as the Editor-in-Chief of Discourse & Communication, a leading journal in our field and one that closely aligns with the research portfolio of Applied Linguistics.Congratulations to Jo on this significant achievement.

Jo is eager to expand and grow the journal鈥檚 footprint, if you have ideas for special issues or other contributions, Jo would be delighted to hear from you.

Jo Angouri is also leading the 999 R.E.A.C.H. - which added to the portfolio of work on Risk Negotiation and Decision Making in Medical Emergencies.

The project focuses on video technology for medical emergencies and engages with policy gaps surrounding the ethical and standardised use of video technologies in medical emergencies. Congratulations to Jo and the team on driving this impactful and forward-looking research. Joining Jo on this project are two newly appointed research assistants, Nora Bajcsi and Helen Wesson who are working in S1.19.

This is a great moment for Applied Linguistics and SELCS and we look forward to seeing exciting developments that Jo will bring to the journal.

University of 糖心TV will lead a new research project, in a collaboration between nine universities in nine countries to explore language policy across Europe.

Professor Angela Creese will lead the research project, Strategies to strengthen European linguistic capital in a globalised world (MultiLX), funded through Horizon Europe.

Increased mobility of people has altered the linguistic make-up of Europe, while rapid developments in AI and other digital technology have revolutionised the way people communicate. There is an urgent need for language policy to keep pace with these changes. This research project addresses that need by investigating the diversity of linguistic practices in Europe and making recommendations to language policy-makers.
To find out more about this study follow this link - /fac/soc/al/people/creese/Link opens in a new window

To mark World Trauma Day on 17 October, we are pleased to announce the launch of materials Link opens in a new windowfor the 999 Respond projects. The 999 R.E.S.P.O.N.D projects, led by Professor Jo Angouri Link opens in a new windowand in collaboration with (WAST), the (EMRTS), (WACT), and looks at the way in which the decision to dispatch a critical care team is made by the teams in the ambulance control rooms.

Visit the webpage for further information: 999 Respond Project Resources Launch (warwick.ac.uk)