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: · · · See here for my call to comprehensively update all collostructional-analysis applications · · · A completely revised version of coll.analysis is now available here; also, Yuka Yamazaki (Kyoto University) has developed a Python implementation of it · · · 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, Cultural keywords in varieties research (Journal of Research Design and Statistics in Linguistics and Communication Science) · · · J.F. Olguín Martínez & STG, Clarifying when-constructions: Conversation, syntax, lexicon, and mode and their interactions in language use (Research in Corpus Linguistics) · · · 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.) · · · STG, Ordinary meaning in legal interpretation: a proposal from a corpus (and a bit of an LLM) perspective (Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics 182(1)) · · · to be published: · · · 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, Corpus and quantitative methods (Bloomsbury Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics) · · · STG, Keyness, but with multi-word units: A case study in extreme tupleization (Untangling associations: Advances in keyword and collocational analysis) · · · K.E. Jensen & STG, Metaphor-based idioms as multidimensional constructions: The case of beside REFL with X · · · A. Vásquez-Aguilar, M.K. Gordon, A. Katsika, & STG, Moraicity, gemination, and syllable well-formedness in Shiwilu (Phonology) · · · talks/workshops to be given: · · · STG, Language in law cases: applications of corpus linguistics and statistics to jurisprudence and forensics (invited talk at the University of San Diego's University of the Third Age (U3A), 20 October 2026) · · · STG, TBA (invited talk at the 2026 BAAL Corpus Linguistics SIG Symposium, 14 December 2026) · · · J.K. Ivani & STG, Optional is not an option: a predictive modeling approach to plural marking in Suansu (paper at Languages & Language at the Crossroads of Disciplines, Aix-Marseille University, 14-16 December 2026) · · · J.K. Ivani & STG, Going to the mattress(es): Predictive modeling of plural marking in Suansu in The Godfather (paper at the 2027 LSA Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 06-09 January 2027) · · · STG, TBA (invited plenary at the 1st International Conference on Language Sciences (ICLS 2027), Shanghai International Studies University, 21-23 May 2027) · · · STG, Statistical measures in corpus linguistics: frequency, dispersion, association, and keyness (invited course at the 2027 LSA Linguistic Institute, University of Oregon, 27 June - 09 July 2027) · · · STG, Foundations of predictive modeling with R. (invited course at the 2027 LSA Linguistic Institute, University of Oregon, 27 June - 09 July 2027) · · · other: · · · I have just reached 28,155 citations (h=80, 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) · · · The A practical handbook of corpus linguistics that Magali Paquot and I co-edited has received more than 90,000 downloads (information provided on 01 July 2026 by the Executive Editor responsible for the Language and Linguistics books program at Springer Nature) · · · 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) · · ·