The 2017 Sentiment Analysis Symposium (http://2017.sentimentsymposium.com) takes place June 27-28 in New York, an industry focused conference that tackles the business value of sentiment, opinion, and emotion and the underlying NLP, social, AI, and analytical technologies. Presentation proposals are welcome for the: – Plenary Program – Research and Technology Workshop – NLP and Sentiment in
The School of Computing and Communications, Security Lancaster, and the UCREL research centre at Lancaster University are seeking a researcher in Natural Language Processing to join an interdisciplinary team working on new methods for detecting native language influence. This is a full-time fixed-term post until 31 Jan 2019. The appointed researcher will join the Government
Research Associate – Semantic Interpretation of Personal Health messages (Fixed Term) Department of Theoretical and Applied Linguistics, the University of Cambridge Full details: http://www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/11935/ Applications are invited for a post-doctoral Research Associate position in the University of Cambridge, working with Dr Nigel Collier on the Semantic Interpretation of Personal Health messages (SIPHS) project. The project
Fully funded PhD and MSc positions (scholarship / stipend) in NLP and Computational Linguistics are available at the Natural Language Processing Laboratory, Instituto Politécnico Nacional, Mexico City. The amount of scholarship is sufficient for renting a decent accommodation and normal living in Mexico City. The scholarship is not a loan (no obligations upon graduation) and does not require
Paris will host the first edition of the World Congress on Translation Studies (https://cmt.u-paris10.fr/cmt2016). A full session will be dedicated to Natural Language Processing, underlining the importance of the field. We launch a joint call for communications for Workshops “Acquisition of Vocabulary and Automated Language-Processing” (Domain 6, Session 2, Workshop 1) and “Challenge of Multilingualism