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Dr Julija Danu
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United Kingdom
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Biography

I am a Research Associate at Aston Institute for Forensic Linguistics at Aston University. My research is primarily focused on the interactions between individual, personality, and situational differences, and their influence on linguistic behavior. I am particularly interested in the cross-situational stability of idiolects and the associations between linguistic behavior and personality, with implications for forensic authorship analysis and profiling. More broadly, I have experience in conducting interdisciplinary research at the intersections between linguistics, psychology, sociology and criminology.

Linguistic person(ality) vs. Situation: Why Does Stability Matter for Forensic Authorship Analysis? - Julija Danu

This research investigates linguistic stability across communication contexts and its relationship to personality. By analysing language from texts, speech, and interviews, the research explains why authorship analysis often fails across situations. The findings aim to strengthen forensic authorship methods and improve the reliability of language evidence in high-stakes legal cases.