My most recent book: · · · My new book on revolutionizing corpus-linguistic statistics ;-) called Frequency, dispersion, association, and keyness: revising and tupleizing corpus-linguistic measures is now available · · · Collostructional analysis: · · · A completely revised version of coll.analysis is now available at https://www.stgries.info/teaching/groningen/index.html · · · Also, I have completely redeveloped from scratch a script to compute hierarchical configural frequency analyses – let me know if you want to test/use it · · · recently published: · · · STG on Robbie Love's corpus-linguistic podcast CorpusCast · · · STG, On regression modeling in varieties research. (World Englishes) · · · K. E. Jensen & STG, "?GO (a)round and V vs. GO (a)round Ving: A multivariate distinctive collo-profiling analysis based on association rules (Review of Cognitive Linguistics) · · · STG, Cultural keywords in varieties research (Journal of Research Design and Statistics in Linguistics and Communication Science) · · · STG, Not just frequency: keyness should integrate frequency, association, and dispersion (Mathematical modelling in linguistics and text analysis: Theory and applications, Amsterdam & Philadelphia: John Benjamins) · · · J.F. Olguín Martínez & STG, Similative-pretence constructions in language contact situations: A usage-based Construction Grammar perspective. (Cognitive Linguistic Studies) · · · Y. Zhong, S.J. Todd, STG, & L. Brehm, Metacognition of frequency, directional association strength, and dispersion of MWEs in first and second language speakers (Studies in Second Language Acquisition) · · · J.F. Olguín Martínez & STG, Filler-slot relations in language contact: Lexico-syntactic transference from a usage-based perspective (Review of Cognitive Linguistics) · · · J.F. Olguín Martínez & STG, The link between syntax, semantics, discourse, and lexicon in counteridenticals: A multivariate extension of co-varying collexeme analysis (Functions of Language) · · · J.F. Olguín Martínez & STG, Syntax in social interaction: Syntax, conversation, discourse-pragmatics, lexicon, and mode in if you ask me constructions (Corpus-based Studies in the Humanities) · · · STG, Tupleization. (International Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics (International Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, 3rd ed.) · · · to be published: · · · STG, Corpus linguistics and psycholinguistics (International Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, 3rd ed.) · · · STG, Corpora in cognitive linguistics (The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Cognitive Linguistics) · · · STG, Quantitative designs and statistical techniques (The Cambridge Handbook of English Corpus Linguistics, 2nd ed.) · · · STG, Ordinary meaning in legal interpretation: a proposal from a corpus (and a bit of an LLM) perspective (Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics) · · · STG, Corpus and quantitative methods (Bloomsbury Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics) · · · K.E. Jensen & STG, Metaphor-based idioms as multidimensional constructions: The case of beside REFL with X · · · K. Schmidt, S. Götz-Lehmann, K. Jäschke, & STG, Same same, but erm sort of different? Investigating three types of fluencemes in Australian-, British-, Canadian- and New Zealand English (Research in Corpus Linguistics) · · · A. Vásquez-Aguilar, M.K. Gordon, A. Katsika, & STG, Moraicity, gemination, and syllable well-formedness in Shiwilu (Phonology) · · · talks/workshops to be given: · · · STG, Towards prototypes/ordinary meaning in legal interpretation: High-cue validity features from AI and synchronic corpus data (talk at CorpLing in the AI Era, Schloss Rauischholzhausen, Ebsdorfergrund, 07-09 May 2026) · · · STG, S. Hoffmann, & N.I. Smith, Does ProtAnt identify prototypical corpus texts? A critique of Anthony & Baker (2015) (paper at ICAME 47, University of Koblenz, 27-30 May 2026) · · · STG & N.S. Funke, Here's when non-alternating examples can be in included in alternation research: with the right predictive modeling approach (paper at ICAME 47, University of Koblenz, 27-30 May 2026) · · · J.F. Olguín Martínez & STG, Contact-induced constructional change: A case study from Mesoamerica (paper at the International Conference on Construction Grammar 14, Princeton University, 04-07 June 2026) · · · J.F. Olguín Martínez & STG, Clarifying when-constructions: A usage-based account (poster at the International Conference on Construction Grammar 14, Princeton University, 04-07 June 2026) · · · J.F. Olguín Martínez & STG, Filler-slot relations in areal perspective: A Usage-Based Construction Grammar perspective (paper at the 16th International Conference of the Association for Linguistic Typology, Lyon, 01-03 July 2026) · · · STG, TBA (invited plenary at the Symposium on Corpus Approaches to Lexicogrammar (LxGr2026), University of Edge Hill University, 02 July 2026) · · · STG, Predictive modeling for linguists with R (invited 30-hour bootcamp at the Université catholique de Louvain, 06-10 July 2026) · · · STG, Advanced aspects of regression modelling (invited 15-hour workshop at the Summer School "Methods in Language Sciences" at Ghent University, 13-17 July 2026) · · · J.F. Olguín Martínez & STG, Beyond loan word conjunctions in language contact situations: Filler-slot relations (paper at Societas Linguistica Europaea 59, Osnabrück, 26-29 August 2026) · · · M.A.N. Alenezi & STG, How to follow up on tree-based modeling of alternations: Partial dependence scores and ceteris paribus ICE applied to the dative alternation in Kuwaiti English. (talk at the 2026 conference of the British Association of Applied Linguistics, Aston University, Birmingham, 01-03 September 2026) · · · other: · · · I have just reached 27,268 citations (h=79, i10=191) on Google Scholar · · · According to Scholar GPS, in 2025 I was ranked as the 5th most highly ranked scholar in linguistics in the previous 5 years and the 13th most highly ranked scholar in linguistics for lifetime all counts · · · Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory, which I co-founded and co-edit, was the most highly-ranked corpus linguistics journal in 2024 (as measured by the 2024 Journal Impact Factor (JIF) release from Clarivate) · · · On 05 February 2025, I was nominated by my department at UCSB for the Faculty Research Lecturer Award, "the highest honor the UC Santa Barbara faculty can bestow on one of its members" · · · You can watch my TED-like talk on corpus linguistics and the law (given for the GRIT talk series @ UC TV on 30 June 2025) · · · You can watch a video interview/conversation with Robbie Love on his corpus-linguistic podcast CorpusCast (recorded: 18 October 2024, published: 07 November 2024); also, the next episode discusses mine a bit (with a small interruption till 32:10) · · · This article in The Verge, for which I was interviewed and in which I am quoted, discusses the use of corpora for legal interpretation · · ·