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On 16 and 17 June, GENNET 2.0 researchers from Cádiz, the UK, and Zaragoza met to discuss theoretical foundations, corpus design, and research methodology. GENNET 2.0 (Genre Networks in Science Communication Online: Exploring Genre Interactions and Language Variation in Web 2.0, PID2023-148454NB-I00) investigates how scientific knowledge circulates online through interconnected webs of digital genres. More …

GENNET 2.0 holds its first international research meeting in Zaragoza, 16–17 June Read More »

On 12 June 2026, Oana Carciu gave a plenary lecture at the 18th annual conference of the Norwegian Forum for English for Academic Purposes (NFEAP), held at OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University in Oslo, Norway. The conference theme was “EAP and Mythologies.” Below is the abstract of her keynote. Genre Networks: A Generative Myth? Towards …

Oana Carciu delivers plenary lecture at NFEAP 2026 on genre networks in EAP Read More »

On 14th January 2026, GENCI members, as part of the Digital Science Lab, participated in the XIII National Conference BIFI 2026, hosted by the Institute for Bio-computation and Physics of Complex Systems of the University of Zaragoza. This conference provides a unique occasion for participants to share their latest findings across the Institute’s diverse research …

The Digital science lab participates in the BIFI 2026 Conference Read More »

During last week, on 11-13th December 2025, our colleagues Oana Maria Carciu and Rosana Villares participated in the 8th International Conference organised by the Asia-Pacific LSP & Professional Communication Association on the theme of “Collaboration, Innovation, and Impact: Bridging Academic and Professional Worlds”. Their presentations revolved around the themes of genre pedagogy, genre awareness, and …

GENNET goes to the 8th LSPPC International Conference in Hong Kong Read More »

On 19 November 2025, the Government of Aragón organized the XV Aragon Investiga Award Ceremony, where GENCI members received the 2025 award in the gender perspective category for their project Women for Science The Women for Science (W4S) project is a female leadership project. Its goal is to research, highlight, and promote the role of …

Researchers Carmen Pérez-Llantada, Oana Carciu and Rosana Villares receive the Aragón Investiga Award in the “María Andresa Casamayor” gender perspective category for their project Women4Science Read More »

The 48th AEDEAN conference (Spanish Association of Anglo-American Studies) took place in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain on 12-14 November 2025, and GENCI members were invited to present their latest research on digital genres, hyper-connected genres, corpus studies, and collaborative networks:  Alberto Vela (University of Zaragoza) Framing Trust: The Role of Evaluative Language in Online Fundraising. Today, digital …

Participation in the 48th AEDEAN conference in Vitoria-Gasteiz Read More »

Our colleagues Gonzalo Ruiz, from Kampal Data Solutions, Jose Divasón from Universidad de la Rioja and Carmen Pérez-Llantada from University of Zaragoza presented DILAN-based interdisciplinary research in the 13th International conference Synergies in Communication, held in Bucharest, Romania (30-31st October 2025). This research addresses a gap in scientometrics by combining quantitative network analysis with qualitative …

DILAN participates in the 13th International conference Synergies in Communication Read More »