EM TTI Annual Event 2021 12 July 2021 08:00 – 19.00 BST Confirmed Schedule – Day One Time Event 07:50-08:00 Log on to waiting room 08:00-08:10 Welcome from EM TTI Coordinator Professor Ruslan Mitkov 08:10-09:00 Year 2 Dissertation Vivas (Cohort 1) Anna Iankovskaia: The Sources of Text Complexity for Machine Translation 09:00-09:50 Daniya Khamidullina: Corpus linguistics applications to interlingual subtitling […]
Our final blog about the Visitng Scholars is written by René Taboada – from the 2020 Cohort. Our journey into the depths of statistics and computational linguistics has been quite something! Coming from a background focused on Translation Studies and Humanities in general, you can imagine how fascinating, yet daunting, exploring so many new topics in these areas has been. […]
Our next post is written by another of our esteemed Visiting Scholars – Elena Murgolo. Pandemic teaching A couple of months back, I’ve had the pleasure of delivering a few short lessons as Visiting Scholar for the EM TTI. Unfortunately, I couldn’t meet anybody in person for obvious reasons: due to the pandemic and to a vaccination campaign that still […]
Our next blog post is written by one of the 2020 cohort – Anna Furtado. From technology to terminology, several different visiting scholars have coloured the second semester of UMA students. Although the pandemic might have prevented us from being involved in certain activities, the online settings made it easier for having classes with world-renowned scholars this year. On the […]
Our second Visiting Scholar post is written by one of our esteemed Visiting Scholars – Dr Elizabeth Deysel. Previous Next Receiving an invitation to be a visiting scholar at the University of Wolverhampton has truly been the highlight of my year. While the term “visiting” usually implies that an individual travels from somewhere to where they will return once again, […]
Our first Visiting Scholar blog is written by one of our 2020 Cohort of students – Darya Filippova, who has been studying at the University of Wolverhampton this year. This semester was very rich in various invited talks! The opportunity to meet with guest speakers and industry professionals from all over the world is one of the advantages of online […]
Every year EM TTI engages with a number of Visiting Scholars, who, pre-covid, would be invited to visit one of the consortium’s University to give a short course of lectures and seminars. This year was different, as all university teaching had to be adapted to the new worldwide situation. As a result, the EC gave special permission for these Visiting […]
Translating and the Computer 42: Conference Report 2 This year the long standing and world renowned conference – Translating and the Computer – has moved to a fully online delivery. As it has, very generously been free to access for all, our students were encouraged to sign up and attend. Three of our students have presented to the conference. You […]
Translating and the Computer 42: Conference Report This year the long standing and world renowned conference – Translating and the Computer – has moved to a fully online delivery. As it has, very generously been free to access for all, our students were encouraged to sign up and attend. Three of our students have presented to the conference. You can […]
Translating and the Computer: TC42 Online 18, 19, 20 November 2020 This year the long standing and world renowned conference – Translating and the Computer – has moved to a fully online delivery. As it has, very generously been free to access for all, our students were encouraged to sign up and attend. Expect a number of conference reports over […]
