Centre for Language Technology
Centre for Language Technology
Located in Sydney, Australia, Macquarie University's Centre for Language Technology is Australasia's largest and longest-established body of researchers working in natural language processing, computational linguistics and language technology. We have a well-developed infrastructure for carrying out research and teaching in these areas, and welcome approaches from students or visitors interested in working with us. We also frequently have employment opportunities available on research projects. Please explore our site to find out more about us.
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News
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27/1/10
Andrew Lampert, Robert Dale and Cecile Paris have a paper accepted at NAACL 2010, Los Angeles, 2-4 June.
26/1/10
Mark Johnson, previously of Brown University, has joined Macquarie’s Centre for Language Technology as of the beginning of 2010. Drop by to a Monday morning group meeting and say hello!
25/1/10
Rolf Schwitter co-authored the manifesto "On Controlled Natural Languages: Properties and Prospects.
6/12/09
CLT received $60K in competitive Research Infrastructure Block Grant funding to buy a cluster of machines for computationally intensive experimental research.
13/11/09
Diego Molla has a paper accepted in HIKM 2010, Brisbane, 21 January 2010, with the title "A Study on the Use of Search Engines for Answering Clinical Questions".
28/10/09
Ben Hachey and Jean-Yves Delort have a paper accepted in the MINUCS 2009 workshop, Venice, 9 December 2009, with title "Automatic Financial Surveillance".