Computational Linguistics Colloquium

This seminar series is jointly organized by the Department of Computational Linguistics and Phonetics and the European Post-Graduate College in Language Technology and Cognitive Systems.

Winter Term 2002

Thursdays, 16:15, Building 17, Seminar Room, unless otherwise indicated

24 October
31 October
7 November	Shravan Vasishth	What's special about language? Situating sentence processing within a unified theory of cognition
14 November	Christoph Scheepers	On-line sentence comprehension in visual worlds
21 November	Katrin Erk, Andrea Kowalski	Constructing a corpus resource for lexical semantics
28 November	no colloquium
5 December	Josef van Genabith	LFG f-structures for the Penn Treebank
12 December	Simon Garrod	Interactive alignment as a model of dialogue processing
19 December	Zenzi Griffin	How speakers' eyes reflect spoken language generation
26 December	Public holiday
2 January	No classes
9 January
16 January		(Jason Eisner's talk cancelled.)
23 January	Massimo Poesio	Bridging descriptions, lexical information, and salience
30 January	Susanne Uhmann	On rhythm and intonation in German: Beat clashes and downstep.
6 February		(Anne Cutler's talk cancelled)
13 February
20 February	Henk Zeevat	Bias in Interpretation and Generation
6 March	Gabriel Infante-Lopez	Infinite grammars and parsing
18 March	Matthew Stone	Reasoning about Intentions in Natural Language Generation

tbc = to be confirmed
tba = to be arranged/announced