
Graduated as a Romance philologist in 1991, I successfully defended my PhD in 2002 in linguistics. In 2007 I moved to translation and interpreting studies. My research focusses on interpreting modes and interpreter-mediated forms of interaction in international institutions, in courts and police stations. I also investigate the impact of and interaction of interpreters with new interpreting technologies. My affiliation with CESSMIR stems from the research I carry out on police interpreting, where migration plays an important role.
Email: Bart.Defrancq@UGent.be
Phone: +32 9 331 19 51
Research themes:
Communication, media and discourse
Sex and gender (in interpreting)
(2026)
International encyclopedia of language and linguistics, vol. 10 : translation.
p.271-274
(2026)
Spaces and times of multilingual practices, 7th International Conference on Non-Professional Interpreting and Translation, Book of abstracts.
p.80-81
(2026)
PERSPECTIVES-STUDIES IN TRANSLATION THEORY AND PRACTICE.