Work in projects

• Ongoing research and development projects at Saarland University: 

• PaGES: Parallel Grammar Engineering for Slavic languages in DELPH-IN 

• SlaviCore: Strategies for constructing a cross-linguistic ressource based on concepts of shared and non-shared grammar in modelling Slavic morphosyntax

• ParaTeS: Parallel Tessuites of Slavic morphosyntactic phenomena
  

• RRG: Russian Resource Grammar [Release 2011-06-15]
  

• Bilateral projects funded by Saarland University and St. Kliment Ohridski University

• TESS: Technology Enchanced Slavic Studies. Slavic eLearning (2010-2011; 2012-2014)

• BRG: Integration of the Bulgarian Resource Grammar into the Slavic Matrix Architecture 2010-2011; 2012-2014)

• SynTagRus-HPSG: Corpus-oriented Construction of a Russian Grammar Engineering Resource as a prerequisite for a large-scale phenomena-driven cross-linguistically consistent grammar development for Slavic languages (funded by Saarland University: 2010-2011)

• eLearning-project at Saarland University: "Entwicklung und Durchführung von multimedialen Fremdsprachenkursen: BULGARISCH" (2008-2009)

• EuroMatrix - Statistical and hybrid machine translation between all European languages

• DELPH-IN - International Cooperation on Deep Linguistic Processing with HPSG

• CLARIN - A Pan-European Initiative on Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure

• Erasmus Mundus in Language Technology (LATER)

• INTERA

• LT-World & IST-World

• Deep Thought: Hybrid Deep and Shallow Methods for Knowledge-Intensive Information Extraction (EU Project - V Framework)

• COLLATE

• SFB 378: research co-operation in NEGRA, TIGER, PERFORM

• Post-doctoral research (Habilitationsstipendium) Modulare Entwicklung implementierbarer Grammatiken für verwandte Sprachen am Beispiel der slavischen Sprachfamilie (Modular language-family oriented grammar design for Slavic languages), sponsored by DFG (1998-2001).

• Ph. D. research on word order and clitics in Bulgarian (1993-1997): summary in English and German.

• Language Processing Technologies for Slavic Languages LATESLAV (1993-1996).

• Survey of Language Engineering Organisations in Central and Eastern Europe and New Independent States, a project launched and funded from within the EC COPERNICUS line of action (1994).

• Processing Partially Free Word Order: research cooperation in BiLD, RGR

• Die maschinelle Verarbeitung der Konstituentenabfolge in Sprachen mit teilweise freier Wortstellung (Formal description and computational modelling of word order variation in Bulgarian and German), a cooperation project sponsored by DFG (1992-1993).

• HPSG-based parser of Bulgarian (1989-1991)
  

• Bulgarian and Russian computational morphology (1987-1988).