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Lydia Hayes is a Teaching Fellow at the University of Warwick, specializing in Translation Studies with a focus on audiovisual translation. Her research engages with sociolinguistic issues related to language variation, pluricentricity, and cultural personae as they pertain to the dubbing of Castilian Spanish into English. She has a keen interest in translation software, particularly cloud-dubbing and subtitling tools. Lydia's academic contributions include lecturing on subjects such as machine translation and written translation, aimed at enhancing students' linguistic and cultural competences in Spanish. Prior to her position at Warwick, she taught Master's programs at the University of Bristol and the University of Leeds. Lydia has published various works regarding the role of translation in media, with ongoing explorations into the influence of British accents in English dubbing and interdisciplinary approaches that connect translation studies with neuropsychology, semiotics, and performativity.
Includes General, Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Biomedical, and Manufacturing Engineering. Most programs fall under English Band A.