King's Linguistics Network (KLN)

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The King's Linguistics Network (KLN) is a cross-faculty network at King's College London for language-related research from a linguistic perspective. It brings together researchers working from a wide range of theoretical, empirical and interdisciplinary perspectives and gives linguistics research across the university's faculties a shared forum for exchange, collaboration and visibility.

Its remit covers theoretical linguistics (morphology, syntax, semantics and phonology), historical and diachronic linguistics, language variation and typology, corpus, quantitative and computational linguistics including natural language processing, psycholinguistics and cognitive linguistics, sociolinguistics and anthropological linguistics, pragmatics and discourse analysis, applied linguistics, and second language acquisition. The network reports that it organises informal meetings, seminars, thematic discussions, conferences and occasional training events, and it is linked to the Quantitative Diachronic Linguistics and Cultural Analytics (QDLCA) conference held at King's in January 2026 and planned again for January 2027.

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King's College London (KCL)
London