Scientific and Technical Translation
By Sofia Malamatidou (University of Birmigham)
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Dr Sofia Malamatidou is a Lecturer in Translation Studies in the Department of Modern Languages at the University of Birmingham. Her background is in corpus-based translation studies and textual and intertextual analyses of translated texts. She previously worked on the Translational English Corpus at the University of Manchester, and also as a freelance translator and copy editor. Her current research focuses on developing corpus methods for the investigation of the network of relationships between translated and non-translated texts. Her other research interests include the investigation of translation as a language
contact phenomenon and the the power relations between languages and how these might affect the outcome of the translation process.
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