Click on the following link to read Prof Corpas’ article on the crucial role of collaboration in the era of automation, published in the December issue of Slator Tool Box: https://mailchi.mp/slator/tool-box-december-2023?e=9c934817b9#mctoc7
New article by Laura Noriega and Gloria Corpas in Moena
A new article by Laura Noriega Santiáñez and Gloria Corpas Pastor entitled “La traducción del género fantástico mediante corpus y otros recursos tecnológicos: a propósito de ‘The City of Brass'” has been published in Moena. Check it out: https://revistas.usc.gal/index.php/moenia/article/view/8491/13067
New article by Sánchez Rodas and Corpas Pastor in NAMES
The new article by Fernando Sánchez Rodas and Gloria Corpas Pastor published in Names: A Journal of Onomastics is now available. You can check it here: Argument-Structure Constructions in Organization Names in the English Eurolect: The Case of [ORG + V + that + SC]
New monograph in Peter Lang
We are pleased to announce the publication of a monograph by María Araceli Losey León and Gloria Corpas Pastor in Peter Lang entitled La terminología del dominio de la seguridad de la navegación marítima en inglés y en español: formalización ontológica a partir de recursos digitales y corpus especializados. Information about the book can be found at https://www.peterlang.com/
Doctor of Alcalá Awards
Prof. Gloria Corpas Pastor has been honoured with the “Doctor of Alcalá” award for research excellence in the area of Human and Social Sciences, granted by the University of Alcalá and sponsored by Cantabria Labs Spain. Congratulations!
gApp webinar
The online seminar “gApp: a text preprocessing system to improve the neural machine translation of discontinuous multiword expressions” will be given by Dr Hidalgo Ternero.
In this seminar, we present gApp, a text-preprocessing system designed for automatically detecting and converting discontinuous multiword expressions (MWEs) into their continuous forms so as to improve the performance of current neural machine translation systems (NMT) (see Hidalgo-Ternero, 2021, & Hidalgo-Ternero & Corpas Pastor, 2020, 2022a, 2022b & 2022c, among others). To test its effectiveness, several experiments with different NMT systems (DeepL, Google Translate and ModernMT, among others) and in different language directionalities (ES/FR/IT>EN/DE/ES/FR/IT/PT/ZH) have been carried out in order to verify to what extent gApp can enhance the performance of NMT systems under the challenge of phraseological discontinuity.
Date: 14 october 2022, 14:00-15:00 (CEST)
You can join this seminar using Microsoft Teams platform following this link.
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