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Jobs: Computational Linguistics: Researcher, U of Wolverhampton
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1. Richard
Evans,
Computational Linguistics: Researcher, University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
Message 1: Computational Linguistics: Researcher, University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
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Date: 06-Sep-2006
From: Richard Evans <r.j.evanswlv.ac.uk>
Subject: Computational Linguistics: Researcher, University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
University or Organization: University of Wolverhampton
Department: Computational Linguistics Research Group
Web Address: http://clg.wlv.ac.uk
Job Rank: Researcher
Specialty Areas: Computational Linguistics
Description:
Research Fellow/Senior Research Fellow in Question Answering
Start date: Beginning of October 2006
Reference: A4568
Salary: £19,430 - £25,184* pa or £29,211 - £37,521* pa (level of
appointment dependent on qualifications and experience)
As research fellow/senior research fellow you will work on a EU funded
project to develop a system for Question Answering Learning technologies in
a multiLingual and Multimodal Environment (QALL-ME), focusing on
implementation of various components, as well as evaluation of the system.
This is a fix term contract for three years. You should have a degree in
computer science, whilst a PhD in computational linguistics or equivalent
experience is a plus. Experience in Natural Language Processing (NLP)
techniques and programming are required, as well as familiarity with
Question Answering and Information Extraction. Publications in good
journals, experience with grant application and working with the industry,
native or near native English speaker are a plus. For appointment at Senior
Research Fellow level you will need to demonstrate a very good publications
record, grant applications experience, and potential leadership qualities.
Applications should include a completed application form, CV, and covering
letter in which the candidates explain why they have applied for the
position and give details of their research interests/experience and
background. Candidates should also give the names of three referees with
their email addresses and telephone numbers. The interviews are scheduled
to take place early October, and the starting date as soon as possible
after that.
Established by Prof. Mitkov in 1997, the Research Group in Computational
Linguistics (http://clg.wlv.ac.uk) is a highly successful one, delivering
cutting-edge research in a number of NLP areas such as anaphora resolution,
automatic summarisation, question answering, lexical knowledge acquisition,
textual entailment, text categorisation, named entity recognition,
information extraction, corpus construction and annotation, automatic
terminology processing, multilingual processing, and multiple-choice
question generation. To a large extent, this research has been undertaken
in projects funded by major UK funding bodies and commercial partners.
Address for Applications:
Personnel Services Department
University of Wolverhampton,
Molineux Street,
Wolverhampton WV1 1SB
United Kingdom
Application Deadline: 18-Sep-2006
Contact Information:
Mr. Constantin Orasan
Email: C.Orasanwlv.ac.uk
Apply on-line at: http://clg.wlv.ac.uk/jobs/app_form_jobs.pdf
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