The video recordings from the CLARIN Workshop "Database Enterprise for Language and Speech Disorders (DELAD)" that took place in Cork, Ireland, on 15-17 November 2017 have been uploaded to CLARIN Videolecture.net page.
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Read the most recent CLARIN Newsflash: November 2017 here.
Meet Melvin Wevers, a Digital Humanities researcher focusing on the study of cultural-historical phenomena with the use of computational means.
We are happy to announce that "PolLinguaTec - CLARIN Knowledge Centre for Polish Language Technology" has been officially recognized as a CLARIN K-Centre.
Find out more about the CLARIAH-NL series of workshops on Linked Data, which is a technological initiative that aims to ensure a greater degree of dynamic interoperability between language resources provided by the infrastructure.
Blog post written by Yin Yin Lu, with contributions from Martin Wynne. The workshop took place on 11-13 October 2017 at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium.
A blog post by Yin Yin Lu who received a CLARIN Mobility Grant in October 2017.
Call for participation: Application deadline is 14 december 2017
Find out more about the MIMORE, a search engine for the investigation of morphosyntactic variation in Dutch dialects
In this issue: Europeana milestone report, CoreTrustSeal documentation and webinar recording, Language Resource and Tool inventory clean-up, New Service Provider: Glossa, Attribute checker, Fedora user group meeting, Maintenance
Read the most recent CLARIN Newsflash: October 2017 here.
Blog post by Daniel Pfurtscheller (Universität Innsbruck) on the workshop titled “How to use for the annotation of CMC and social media resources: a practical introduction”. This workshop, funded as a CLARIN User Involvement Event, was held in association with the 5th Conference on CMC and Social Media Corpora for the Humanities (cmccorpora17) at Eurac Research, Italy.
Take 70 international young scholars in the digital humanities (DH), 11 different classes taught by experienced experts, a couple of presentations by scholars showing their work from various DH subfields, add a social program with excursions to museums and sites of culture: Voilà.
Find out more about the CLARIAH-NL, a project in the Netherlands that is setting up a distributed research infrastructure that provides humanities researchers with access to large collections of digital data and user-friendly processing tools.
The Research Data Journal for the Humanities and Social Sciences (RDJ) is currently soliciting new submissions.
Watch videos from the CLARIN Workshop: Digital Youth in East Asia: Theoretical, Methodological and Technical Issues, Brussels 2017
With France having joined CLARIN in 2017 as an observer, it is important to present to the French community what participation in CLARIN can bring. Why and how is it possible to invest individually or collectively in CLARIN? In order to present CLARIN, the CORLI consortium ( Huma-Num) organized
The CLARIN annual conference 2017 took place on 18-20 September at the Hotel Flamenco, Budapest, Hungary. It is the main annual event for those working on the construction and operation of CLARIN infrastructure across Europe, as well as for representatives of the communities of use in the humanities and social sciences.
The renewal of the B-certification for the Institute for the Dutch Language (INT) and the CMU-Talkbank has been successfully concluded: both established B-Centres have been assessed again according to the current criteria.
Meet Dr Stephan Procházka, a linguist working at the Department of Oriental Studies at the University of Vienna.