
Hi! I’m Tim* Gadanidis (/tɪm ˌgædəˈnidɪs/). I’m a PhD candidate in the Department of Linguistics at the University of Toronto. I do sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, and computational linguistics — I love to mix quantitative and qualitative methods! My dissertation is about the discourse of restaurant servers' narratives of personal experience, which you can read more about on the research page if you’re so inclined.
* People who know me in person typically say “Tim”, but for my academic output, I sometimes go by Timothy, too — I have embraced variation by flipping a coin when I submit a paper or abstract, “Tim” for heads and “Timothy” for tails.
Contact and social media
- Personal email: [email protected]
- Institutional email: [email protected]
- Twitter: @tgadanidis
- Mastodon: @[email protected]
- GitLab: @gadanidis
Recent blog posts
- I got COVID and all I got out of it was this lousy blog post - April 20, 2022
- Caught by MuseScore's dark patterns - November 9, 2021
- 'Unrecognizable' and reliance on knowledge of English in linguistics evaluations - August 19, 2021