Ángela Almela, PhD is a corpus linguist who specializes in English and Spanish. She earned her MA in English Language and Linguistics and her PhD with distinction at Universidad de Murcia (Spain). Dr. Almela has taught language and linguistics at the Catholic University San Antonio (Spain) and at the University Center of Defense at the Spanish Air Force Academy. Since 2017, she has been an associate professor at Universidad de Murcia (Spain), where she is currently teaching ESL and corpus and computational linguistics. She has published several articles in journals, international conferences, and book chapters, several of them in top-indexed journals, within the fields of corpus linguistics, forensic computational linguistics, and specialized translation. Furthermore, she has been involved in research projects with prestigious institutions, such as Indra Software Labs and Universidad Carlos III, and has been a visiting scholar at Universidad de Valencia (Spain), Fondazione Bruno Kessler (Italy), Freie Universität Berlin (Germany) and Institute for Linguistic Evidence (USA). As a linguist, she has served as an expert in forensic linguistics in several litigation matters, and she is the current director of research of the Institute for Linguistic Evidence.