CTTS co-organises iMT Workshop at AMTA 2016
Dr Sharon O’Brien co-organised the “Interacting with Machine Translation” (iMT) Workshop at AMTA 2016 on October 28th 2016 in Austin, Texas. The full programme…
Year: 2016
CTTS/ADAPT presents five research papers at EST 2016
CTTS/ADAPT Researchers from DCU presented five research papers at the EST Conference in Aarhus 2016. Some of the attendees are pictured below (left to right:…
PhD scholarships – Call for Applicants
The Irish Research Council has published its call for PhD scholarship applications (deadline: 02 November 2016). See here for further information. The CTTS is…
Call for Contributions: Translation and Conflict – Narratives of the Spanish Civil War and the Dictatorship
The CTTS is pleased to announce a call for contributions to the edited volume: “Translation and Conflict: Narratives of the Spanish Civil War and…
Six CTTS Researchers Present at IAAS1
The First Annual Conference of the Irish Association for Asian Studies (IAAS1) was held at Dublin City University on June 17th and 18th, 2016.…
When a picture is not worth a thousand words…
Dr Silvia Rodríguez Vázquez gave a research seminar for CTTS and other colleagues on Monday, June 20th, 2016 entitled When a picture is not worth a thousand words: the…
Extended deadline for IPCITI 2016
The deadline for submission of abstracts to the IPCITI 2016 conference at DCU has been extended to June 30th. For further details see the…
Castilho and Teixeira represent CTTS at Interdisciplinarity for Impact
Dr Carlos Teixeira and Sheila Castilho represented the CTTS at the Interdisciplinarity for Impact Workshop, held at TCD on Wednesday 1 June 2016. The…
CTTS welcomes new post-doctoral researcher
The CTTS is very happy to welcome a new post-doctoral researcher to our team. Dr Silvia Rodriguez Vazquez joins us having just completed her…
O’Hagan, Cadwell and O’Brien at NPIT3 in Switzerland
Drs Pat Cadwell and Sharon O’Brien (pictured) both attended the third Non-Professional Translation and Interpreting (NPIT3) conference at which Dr Minako O’Hagan was the…