DelphinParticipants

Overview

This page is intended as an up-to-date summary of research groups and individuals associated to the DELPH-IN open-source repository. While preparing for a first general meeting (at Lisboa, in August 2005), we hope to encourage all participants to provide a brief, high-level summary of their own R&D activities as they relate to DELPH-IN goals. Following is a list of participating groups that have been invited to the Lisbon meeting, ordered lexicographically. If you find your name is missing, please email standing at delph-in.net, the DELPH-IN Standing Committee.

• DelphinOtago: Artificial Intelligence Research Group (New Zealand)

• DelphinCst: Center for Sprogteknologi (Denmark)

• DelphinNtt: Machine Translation Research Group, Communication Science Research Laboratory (NTT, Japan)

• DelphinCambridge: Computer Laboratory (University of Cambridge, UK)

• DelphinSaarland: Department of Computational Linguistics (Saarland University, Germany)

• DelphinNtnu: Institute for Language and Communication (Trondheim University, Norway)

• DelphinLoria: Langue et Dialogue Group (LORIA, France)

• DelphinMelbourne: Language Technology Group (University of Melbourne, Australia)

• DelphinDfki: Language Technology Laboratory (DFKI, Germany)

• DelphinLingo LinGO Laboratory (CSLI Stanford, US)

• DelphinOslo: Machine Translation Research Group (Oslo University, Norway)

• DelphinLinkoeping: Natural Language Processing Laboratory (Linköping University, Sweden)

• DelphinLisbon: NLX Group (University of Lisbon, Portugal)

• DelphinSeoul: School of English (Kyung Hee University, Korea)

• DelphinEdinburgh: School of Informatics (University of Edinburgh, UK)

• DelphinSussex: Department of Informatics (University of Sussex, UK)

• DelphinKobe: Shoin Institute for Linguistic Sciences (Kobe Shoin Graduate School, Japan)

• DelphinWashington: The Treehouse Computational Linguistics Laboratory (University of Washington, US)

• DelphinTokyo: Tsujii Laboratory (University of Tokyo, Japan)

• DelphinBarcelona: Universitat Pompeu Fabra & Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (Spain)

• DelphinLeipzig: Max Planck Insitute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Department of Linguistics (Leipzig, Germany)

• DelphinNtu: Computational Linguistics Group (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)

Initially, most of the site-specific pages do not exist (or are empty), i.e. wait for someone from the site to create the page and supply some content. Note that most pages in the DELPH-IN wiki require that users are registered with the server and have write access to the pages they want to change (or create). The standing committee expects to send out instructions on how to augment participant summaries sometime in April (yes, 2005), but in case you are eager to fill in information on your group, please contact info at delph-in.net.