16.1745, Jobs: Computational Ling: Post Doc, U of Aberdeen

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Subject: 16.1745, Jobs: Computational Ling:  Post Doc, U of Aberdeen

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Date: 03-Jun-2005
From: Kees van Deemter < kvdeemter at csd.abdn.ac.uk >
Subject: Computational Linguistics: Post Doc, University of Aberdeen, UK

	
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Date: Fri, 03 Jun 2005 11:59:58
From: Kees van Deemter < kvdeemter at csd.abdn.ac.uk >
Subject: Computational Linguistics: Post Doc, University of Aberdeen, UK


University or Organization: University of Aberdeen
Department: Computing Science
Job Rank: Post Doc
Specialty Areas: Computational Linguistics


Description:

RESEARCH FELLOW (19,460 - 25,699 British pounds per annum)

We require a Research Assistant to join a research group
engaged in a project named TUNA (Towards a Unified Algorithm
for the generation of referring expressions). The project
aims to obtain a better understanding of the way in which
speaker/writers refer to individuals or sets of individuals,
by building computational models of references to objects
or sets of objects.  The project involves computational,
linguistic and logical challenges, and is partly based on
empirical (i.e. experimental as well as corpus-based)
research methods. TUNA involves a collaboration with the
Open University and with the University of Tilburg (The
Netherlands).

The research group is looking to recruit a research fellow
to play a leading role in the remaining 16 months of this
project, starting as early as possible. (Funding possibilities
after this period will be explored.) Experience at PhD
level in a relevant area of computing science, computational
linguistics, or logic is essential, as are good programming
skills.

For information about TUNA see:

http://www.itri.brighton.ac.uk/projects/tuna/TUNA-index.html

Informal enquires may be directed to Dr Kees van Deemter
at kvdeemter at csd.abdn.ac.uk.

Online application forms and further particulars will be
available from www.abdn.ac.uk/jobs.  Alternatively, email
jobs at abdn.ac.uk or telephone (01224) 272727 (24-hour
answering service) quoting reference number  YCS044R for
an application pack.

Diversity and Equal Opportunities are promoted throughout
the University.

Address for Applications

Human Resources
University Office
King's College
Aberdeen, Scotland AB24 3FX
United Kingdom

Application Deadline: 15-Jul-2005

Contact Information:

Dr Kees van Deemter
Email: kvdeemter at csd.abdn.ac.uk
Phone: +44 (0)1224 272298





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