UMIACS Computational Linguistics Colloquium Series, Fall 2003

UMIACS Computational Linguistics Colloquium Series, Spring 2004


Time and Location

Speakers:



Date Speaker Affiliation Title, abstract, other info
Jan 28, 2004 Doug Oard UMCP Internal Talk
Feb 4, 2004 Daqing He
UMCP Internal Talk
Feb 10, 2004
13:00, RM 2460
Jimmy Lin
MIT Intuitive Information Access: Answering Questions
Using the Web, Databses, and Video
Feb 18, 2004 Inderjeet Mani
Georgetown University
Protein Name Tagging for PRONTO
Feb 25, 2004 Aaron Elkiss
UMCP
The Linguists' Search Engine
Mar 3, 2004 Dragomir Radev
University of Michigan Content Diffusion on the Web Graph
Mar 10, 2004 G. Craig Murray
UMCP
Plans for Translating the MALACH Thesaurus
Mar 17, 2004
RM 1422 CSIC
Thomas C. Rindflesch
National Library of Medicine
Knowledge-Based Semantic Interpretation
for Biomedical Text

Mar 31, 2004 Nizar Habash
UMCP
Internal Talk
Apr 2, 2004
9:45AM
Eduard Hovy
Information Sciences Institute
of the University of Southern California
The Future of NLP: Traditional, Statistical,
and Table Lookup

Apr 7, 2004 John Conroy
Judy Schlesinger
IDA/CCS
Left-Brain/Right-Brain Multi-Document Summarization
Apr 14, 2004 Necip Fazil Ayan
UMCP Internal Talk
Apr 21, 2004 No Meeting No Meeting No Meeting
Apr 26, 2004
3:30 PM
David Chiang University of Pennsylvania Putting Formal Grammars to Work
Apr 28, 2004
Cancelled
Judith Klavens CASL TBA
May 12, 2004 Sergei Nirenburg UMBC/CSE Evaluating Basic Text Meaning Representations Produced by the OntoSem Semantic Analyzer

Meeting with Speakers/Travel

For meeting arrangments with the speaker contact Douglas Oard (oard@glue.umd.edu). For travel arrangements and reimbursement, contact Denise Best (denise@cfar.umd.edu).

Directions

Of Related Interest

People who attend the CL colloquium series are encouraged to also attend the LAISEM (Logic and Artificial Intelligence) series Mondays at 11am, and the Linguistics colloquium series Fridays at 2pm; also check out the Linguistics Lunch Talks Thursdays at 12:30pm. Many talks in these series are likely to be of interest to computational linguists.

Series Organizer

Colloquia from Previous Semesters


This series is sponsored by the University of Maryland Language and Media Processing Laboratory, under a contract from the Department of Defense. ******* Computational Linguistics Colloguium

CL Colloquium Series

Fall 2003
Wedensdays, 11 AM, AVW 2120