At the Centre for Next Generation Localisation (CNGL, www.cngl.ie) at Dublin City University (DCU), Ireland, we are recruiting 11 PhDs, 3 Post-Doctoral Researchers and 1 Research Programmer (1 position). ------------- CNGL is a 50M+ Academia-Industry partnership, funded jointly by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and our industry partners, and is entering its second cycle of funding. CNGL is looking to fill multiple posts associated with its second phase which will focus on expansion of our work into the challenging areas of social text sources and multimedia content. CNGL is an active collaboration between researchers at Dublin City University (DCU), Trinity College Dublin (TCD), University College Dublin (UCD), University of Limerick (UL), as well as 10 industrial partners, including SMEs, Microsoft, Symantec, Intel, DNP, and Welocalize. CNGL comprises over 100 researchers across the various institutions developing novel technologies addressing key challenges in the global digital content and services supply chain. CNGL is involved in a large number of European FP7 projects, as well as commercial projects in the areas of language technologies, information retrieval and digital content management. CNGL provides a world class collaborative research infrastructure, including excellent computing facilities, and administrative, management and fully integrated and dedicated on-site commercialisation support. The successful candidates will become part of the research team based at DCU, joining two leading academic MT/NLP/IR and Translation research groups (www.nclt.dcu.ie/, cttsdcu.wordpress.com/). The teams location at DCU, minutes from Dublin city centre, offers a highly conducive environment for research, collaboration and innovation with a wealth of amenities on campus. DCU is ranked in the TOP 50 of young universities worldwide (under 50 years old) (QS Ranking) and in the TOP 100 under the Times Higher Education (under 50 years) ranking scheme. The research is supervised by Dr. Jennifer Foster, Dr. Sharon O'Brien, Dr. Gareth Jones, Prof. Qun Liu and Prof. Josef van Genabith. ----------------------------------- --* CNGL PHD STUDENSHIPS AT DCU *-- ----------------------------------- Parsing, Analytics and Information Extraction: [PhD_CC_1] Tuning Text Analytics to User-Generated Content: Parse quality estimation and targeted self-training. [PhD_CC_2] Extracting Events and Opinions from User-Generated Content: Deep parsing-based methods. Information Retrieval: [PhD_SD_1] Self-Managing Information Retrieval Technologies: Query, search technique and parameter selection in information retrieval applications [PhD_SD_2] Indexing and Search for Multimodal (Spoken/Visual) Content: Locating relevant content in multimodal sources [PhD_SDCC_1] Application of Text Analytics in Information Retrieval: Enhancing information retrieval using features from text analysis [PhD_SDDI_1] Investigating Human-Computer Interaction Issues for Search and Discovery with Multimodal (spoken/Visual) Content Machine Translation: [PhD_TL_1] Syntax- and Semantics-Enhanced Machine Learning Based MT [PhD_TL_2] Domain Adaptation Based on Multi-Dimensional Quality Estimation, Similarity Metrics, Clustering and Search [PhD_TL_3] Human interaction with MT output: Usability, Acceptability, Post-editing Research [PhD_TLDI_1] MT and Multimodal Interaction [PhD_TLSD_1] MT for Multimodal Cross Language Information Retrieval Ideal candidates for the PhD studentships (except PhD_TL_3 - see below) should have: - excellent computing and mathematical skills - strong machine learning and statistical skills - strong interest in basic research, applied research and showcasing research in demonstrator systems - willingness to work as a team, but also be able to work on their initiative - strong ability in independent and creative thinking - strong problem-solving skills - excellent communication abilities (including writing and presentation skills) - proficiency in English - a background in NLP, Computational Linguistics, Information Retrieval, Information Extraction or Machine Translation as appropriate for the relevant position is an advantage Ideal candidates for the PhD studentship PhD_TL_3 (human interaction with MT output: Usability, Acceptability, Post-editing Research) should have: - excellent skills in empirical research in translation, technical communication and/or HCI - strong interest in basic research, applied research and showcasing research in demonstrator systems - willingness to work as a team, but also be able to work on own initiative - strong ability in independent and creative thinking - strong problem-solving skills - excellent communication abilities (including writing and presentation skills) - high proficiency in English - a background in Translation, NLP, Computational Linguistics, or Machine Translation is an advantage PhD positions are fully funded for 3 years. Stipend: Fees + 16,000 p.a. living expenses (tax free) ------------------------------- --* POST-DOCTORAL POSITIONS *-- ------------------------------- Parsing, Analytics and Information Extraction: [PD_CC_1] Extracting Events and Opinions from User-Generated Content: Parsing-based deep methods (up to 2 year contract) [PD_CC_2] Extracting Events and Opinions from UGC: Shallow methods, including unsupervised methods (up to 2.5 year contract) Machine Translation: [PD_TL_1] User/Human Centric MT (up to 2.5 year contract) Ideal candidates for the post-doctoral positions should have: - a strong international publication record - a background in NLP, Computational Linguistics, Information Retrieval, Information Extraction or Machine Translation as appropriate for the position - excellent computing and mathematical skills - strong machine learning and statistical skills - strong interest in basic research, applied research and showcasing research in demonstrator systems - willingness to work as a team, but also be able to work on their own initiative - strong ability for independent and creative thinking - strong problem-solving skills - excellent communication abilities (including writing and presentation skills) - proficiency in English - ability to identify and develop future research and funding initiatives - willingness to supervise and assist undergraduate and postgraduate students - ability to lead small teams of researchers, in co-operation with the principal investigator Indicative starting salary (subject to experience and qualifications): 37,750 - 42,394 (taxable) ------------------------------------- --* RESEARCH PROGRAMMER POSITIONS *-- ------------------------------------- [RProg_CC_1] Research Programmer (up to 2.5 year contract) Parsing, Analytics and Information Extraction: Candidates for the researcher programmer position will have: - strong computer engineering and design skills - excellent knowledge of one or more of the following: Java, C++, PHP, Python - comfortable working in both UNIX and Windows environments - excellent algorithmic and analytical skills - candidates will hold an MSc/PhD in Computer Science/Software Engineering - excellent communication abilities - willingness to work as part of a team, but also be able to work on your own initiative - experience in Natural Language Processing, Artificial Intelligence, Information Retrieval, Localisation etc. would be highly advantageous - experience with research-based software development and/or cloud-based and grid computing technologies is also highly preferred Indicative Salary (subject to experience and qualifications): 37,750 - 42,394 (taxable) ------------- **CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS ALL POSITIONS: 15th FEBRUARY 2013** For more details please see: http://www.cngl.ie/vancancies.html Application forms are available from: http://www.dcu.ie/vacancies/APPLICATION_FORM_8pg.doc. Please also send a CV with two contact points for references. When completing your application, please indicate which positions you are applying for (in order of preference) e.g. [PHD_TL_1], [PHD_TL_2]. Completed application forms should be sent to Dr. Declan Groves (dgroves-AT-computing.dcu.ie). *For informal enquiries please contact the relevant PI below*: - Dr. Jennifer Foster (jfoster-AT-computing.dcu.ie) [PhD_CC_1] - Prof. Josef van Genabith (josef-AT-computing.dcu.ie [PhD_CC_2],[PD_CC_1],[PD_CC_2],[RProg_CC_1] - Dr. Gareth Jones (gjones-AT-computing.dcu.ie) [PhD_SD_1], [PhD_SD_2], [PhD_SDCC_1], [PhD_SDDI_1] - Prof. Qun Liu (qliu-AT-computing.dcu.ie) [PhD_TL_1], [PhD_TL_2], [PhD_TLDI_1], [PhD_TLSD_1], [PD_TL_1] - Dr. Sharon O'Brien (sobrien-AT-computing.dcu.ie) [PhD_TL_3] |
Actualités et discussions autour du cursus de Linguistique Informatique de l'université Paris Diderot
jeudi 31 janvier 2013
bourses et poste à DCU, Dublin
Le centre for next generation localisation, associé à Dublin City University, ouvre 15 postes de recherche (bourses de thèse, bourses post-doctorales, assistant de recherche) dans les domaine de la traduction automatique, recherche d'information, extraction d'information, parsing. Date limite 15 février.
samedi 26 janvier 2013
Bourse de thèse en modélisation cognitive et logique
L'Institute for Logic, Language and Computation à Amsterdam ouvre une bourse de doctorat, à partir du 1er avril 2013. Date limite le 15 février.
The Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC) currently has a PhD fellowship available, appointment starting on 1 April 2013. Applications are now invited from excellent candidates wishing to conduct interdisciplinary research in the Brain & Cognition priority area of UvA. The successful candidate is expected to write a dissertation in logic, computer science and/or cognitive science, using theoretical tools to model cognitive phenomena. The possible topics include, but are not restricted to, computational cognitive modelling of language, applying logic and complexity in cognitive science, social cognition and modelling working memory. For more information see: http://www.uva.nl/over-de-uva/werken-bij-de-uva/vacatures/nav/type/phd-position/item/13-017.html |
vendredi 25 janvier 2013
Pétition: accès libre à Olympes de Gouges
Après 10 ans de tribulation de locaux temporaires en locaux temporaires, l'UFR de Linguistique est en passe de prendre ses quartier dans le bâtiment Olympe de Gouges de l'université Paris Diderot. Las! Au delà du 3e étage, les locaux ne sont accessibles qu'au moyen d'un badge, qui devra être obtenu laborieusement auprès du gardien, chaque fois qu'un étudiant voudra nous rendre visite. Une pétition est en cours pour tenter de changer cet état de choses, contraire à l'idée que l'on se fait d'une université ouverte sur la ville: n'hésitez pas à la signer! http://www.change.org/fr/pétitions/paris7-accès-libre
jeudi 24 janvier 2013
job: postes de chercheurs chez Nuance Lab (silicon valley)
Nuance Lab, entreprise spécialisée dans les technologies vocales (et située dans la Silicon Valley), recherche des chercheurs en sémantique computationnelle. Il faut un doctorat en TAL. Probablement plusieurs postes ouverts.
Nuance (http://www.nuance.com) is the world-wide leader in voice technologies. We are now making substantial research and development investments to add natural language processing capabilities to
our speech infrastructure. In particular, Nuance has recently developed a research lab in its Silicon Valley office with the goal of developing the next generation of intelligent, conversational agents. We seek research scientists with the following backgrounds:
RESPONSIBILITIES:
EDUCATION / EXPERIENCE:
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mardi 22 janvier 2013
Rendez-vous de l'emploi
Comme chaque année, le ministère de l'Enseignement supérieur et
de la Recherche
organise "Les Rendez-vous de l'Emploi" dans le cadre
du salon Rencontres Universités Entreprises en mars 2013 (RUE
2013).
Ces Rendez-vous sont le point de rencontre privilégié entre des candidats à l'embauche, essentiellement de niveau bac+5 à bac+8, et des entreprises. Les candidats optimisent leur recherche d'emploi. Les entreprises peuvent rencontrer leurs futurs collaborateurs parmi un vivier de jeunes diplômés.
Pour s'inscrire > http://www.rendezvousemploi.com/email.htm
Lien vers site du MESR > http://www.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr
Lien vers page dédiée RDV Emploi > http://www.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr/cid66825/rendez-vous-de-l-emploi-inscription-en-ligne-du-17-janvier-au-7-mars-2013.html
Ces Rendez-vous sont le point de rencontre privilégié entre des candidats à l'embauche, essentiellement de niveau bac+5 à bac+8, et des entreprises. Les candidats optimisent leur recherche d'emploi. Les entreprises peuvent rencontrer leurs futurs collaborateurs parmi un vivier de jeunes diplômés.
Pour s'inscrire > http://www.rendezvousemploi.com/email.htm
Lien vers site du MESR > http://www.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr
Lien vers page dédiée RDV Emploi > http://www.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr/cid66825/rendez-vous-de-l-emploi-inscription-en-ligne-du-17-janvier-au-7-mars-2013.html
mardi 15 janvier 2013
Job: Offre d'emploi - 6 mois à l'étranger - TALN - langue maternelle FR - parfaite maîtrise de l'anglais - environnement MAC
Une offre urgente qui vient de nous parvenir: c'est en Californie, il faut être disponible 6 mois à plein temps, la date limite de réponse est le 31 janvier.
Language Technologies Engineers
for an exciting opportunity based at premises of our Client, Apple, Santa Clara Valley, California. Area of expertise: IT – localization engineering / software development Position: full time Position start: January-February 2013 Remuneration: attractive Job Description: We are looking for highly motivated foreign language experts with software development skills. This is an exciting opportunity to join the team responsible for bringing new languages to “Siri”, Apple’s new personal assistant technology for iPhone, as well as other cloud based services. You will be part of a a passionate group dedicated to bringing Apple's products to the world. This position offers the opportunity to perform software engineering specific to translation and localization of Siri and other Apple cloud based software user interfaces into foreign languages. The ideal candidate will be able to apply knowledge of relevant natural languages, natural language modeling, software development, and techniques of translation to help deliver leading edge features and functionality for our international customers. We will consider people with exceptional track records in these areas, and also people who are early in their careers and exhibit strong potential for growth. Specific responsibilities will include:
Our Company: LocalEyes Group is a leading provider of Localization Services to the international computer and software sectors, with headquarters in Ireland and subsidiaries in USA and Europe. Application deadline: 31 January 2013 Please, send your resume and application letter to: mylene.r@localeyes.com |
mercredi 9 janvier 2013
Etudier au Québec
Envie d'aller étudier au Québec ? Alors c'est sûrement une bonne idée de profiter de l'invitation suivante :
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