PhD success – congratulations Dr. Giselle de Almeida
We are delighted to announce another SALIS PhD viva success: Giselle de Almeida successfully defended her PhD thesis on Friday, December 7th. The thesis is…
Year: 2012
Dublin Computational Linguistics Research Seminar Series
The next DCLRS talk will host Henk Zeevat from the University of Amsterdam on Friday, December 7th LB08 (Lloyd Building Basement TCD). The title of…
A Successful ‘Pop-Up’ Conference
As one of Dublin City University’s designated research centres, the CTTS was delighted to have showcased a ‘pop-up’ conference on Multimodality & Cyberpsychology on…
The Multimodality & Cyberpsychology Pop-Up Conference
The CTTS is delighted to present a pop-up conference on Multimodality & Cyberpsychology on November 24th. In collaboration with the Media, Art, and Cyberpsychology…
IPCITI 2012: Day Three
The final day of the 8th International Postgraduate Conference in Translation and Interpreting commenced with Dr. Federico Federici’s talk on the aspects of Social Responsibilities and Professionalism…
IPCITI 2012: Proceedings
Abstracts and further information on the keynotes and workshops of the 8th International Postgraduate Conference in Translation and Interpreting can be found here. Related queries can…
IPCITI 2012: Day Two
Day Two of the 8th International Postgraduate Conference in Translation and Interpreting is well underway. Prof. Andy Way opened today’s proceedings with his keynote entitled “The…
IPCITI 2012: Day One
The 8th International Postgraduate Conference in Translation and Interpreting opened yesterday with two workshops. Dr. Dorothy Kenny led a workshop on the use of electronic corpora…
The 8th International Postgraduate Conference in Translating and Interpreting
On November 8th to 10th, the 8th International Postgraduate Conference in Translating and Interpreting (IPTICI) will take place in Dublin City University. Organised by the CTTS…
Machines translating poetry? Surely not!
Breaking the boundaries of machine translation, Google researchers get to grips with rythme and meter: click here for the full paper.