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In the News
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- Summer 2005:
The paper
on the Hiero statistical translation model, by postdoc David Chiang, wins the
Best Paper award at the ACL
2005 conference.
- January 2005:
The Linguist's Search
Engine receives a nice mention in an article
in the Economist.
- September 2004: Bonnie Dorr and the CLIP lab are featured in an article in the September issue of the University of Maryland
Faculty and Staff Newspaper.
- August 2004: Bonnie Dorr was interviewed by the Washington Times about Machine Translation and Summarization.
- May 2004: Nizar Habash's joint-authored 2003 article (with
Bonnie Dorr and David Traum) was recognized as the most viewed article in the history of the top international MT journal, Machine
Translation Journal.
- February 2004: David Zajic and Bonnie Dorr's Topiary system placed first (out of 40 systems) in NIST's DUC Conference.
- January 2004: Bonnie Dorr was was listed in MIT's Technology
Review as one of 8 international leaders in the area of universal
translation.
- Sept 2001: Douglas Oard, associate professor in the College of
Information Studies, together with Drs. Doermann, Dorr, and Philip
Resnik, associate professor of linguistics, as well as researchers at
Johns Hopkins University and IBM, received $7.5 million from the NSF
spread over five years to develop multilingual access to large spoken
archives (the MALACH project).
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