Research meetings

SpråkbankenText's research meetings during Spring 2025, will take place on Tuesdays Thursdays, from 10:15 to 11.30, typically in room F314, unless otherwise announced. The meetings are normally open for all members of SpråkbankenText. On some occasions, we invite a broader audience, these public seminars are announced in SpråkbankenText's calendar.

The schedule for the Spring of 2025 is as follows:

Date	Topic	Comments
January
9
16	Planning meeting (internal) as well as discussing (RJ) grant applications (ideas or drafts)	All (researchers and PhD students)
22	<extra> Title: An overview of Burrows’ Delta for authorship attribution (online)	9-10 am CET - Register here
23	<OBS! Room: J236>
28	<extra> Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (RJ) project	Closes at: 15:00
30
February
6	Forum för Textforskning (FoT) 17	Göteborg, more info here
13
20
27
March
6
13
20		(* DK: away trip)
27
April
3
10
12	<extra> CLARIN-2025 Deadline	More information here: Submissions
17		(* DK: away trip)
24
May
1	Public Holiday	Public Holiday
8
15
22
29	Public Holiday	Public Holiday
June
5
12		<OBS! Room: J406>
18	The 50th anniversary of Språkbanken 🥇🍾🎂	Wallenberg conference centre, starting in the afternoon and include dinner 🥇🍾🎂🍴🍽
19
26
July
3
10
17

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The schedule for the Autumn of 2024 was as follows:

Date	Topic	Comments
September
10	<extra> SLTC-related meeting	All (particularly those that are about to submit to the conference)
17	Planning meeting (internal)	All (researchers and PhD students)
24	The HUMINFRA handbook	Discussing/presenting chapters fr the group
26	<extra>Workshop on social network analysis	Approaches to computer-assisted tools for social network analysis: 1) the exploratory network analysis software Gephi, and 2) an overview and test of other tools on how social network analysis can be integrated, combined, and explored concerning various research interests. Apply to the workshop to pernilla.severson@lnu.se
October
1	Maria's idea seminar	This talk is hybrid (link). There is no text to read in advance. The presentation will be in English, but questions may be in Swedish - Room: C362. (Rescheduled from Higher Seminar)
8	General researcher meeting	Talking about what we are working on
9	<extra>"Robustness in NLP: challenges and opportunities"	(13:15-15:00) Rob van der Goot (IT Univ., Copenhagen) in-person (room J411) seminar or via
15	The CLASP annual conference, 14-15 Oct	Title: "Multimodality and Interaction in Language Learning (MILLing)". Also note: Deadline for NODALIDA; currently the 21/10 extended to the 27/10.
21	13:15 – 15:00 in J444: Arianna Masciolini's 'middle seminar'	Title: Cross-lingual approaches to computational Second Language Acquisition: the potential of Universal Dependencies.
22	10:15 – 11:30 in J303 SBX local IT infrastructure (Herbert) --- 13:00 – 15:00 in J406 Helpdesk (case management system) (Leif-Jöran)	Servers and the upcoming helpdesk system at Språkbanken Text
23	< extra> CLASP seminar: 1:15 PM - 3:00 PM (room J411 or via zoom)	Yufang Hou from IBM Research & UKP Lab-TU Darmstadt: The AI-Augmented Scientist: Building Computational Models for Effective Knowledge Synthesis and Dissemination”
29	No meeting - autumn holidays/Höstlov	...for some of group's members, so the meeting is cancelled.
November
5	See the blog post	(SWETALY meeting)
12	Giorgia Albertin, PhD student. Department of Classical Philology and Italian Studies. University of Bologna	Title: About cohesion and other discourse properties in cognitive impairment.
18	<extra> 13:15 – 15:00 in J431 or on Zoom: Ricardo Muñoz's 'middle seminar'	Title: From Algorithms to Classrooms: NLP for Second Language Learning as a Case Study for Bias and Fairness in AI.
19	AITrust workshop at WASP-HS and AI for Humanity and Society	WASP-HS@Linholmen Conference Centre
26	SBX papers at the SLTC main conference or/and the SLTC satellite workshops	Dry run for the 10th Swedish Language Technology Conference (SLTC); 27–29 Nov., at Linköping Univ.
27	<extra> 10:15 – 12:00 on Zoom: Tom Södahl	Title: Don't Mention the Norm - On Reporting Bias and Social Bias in Humans and Language Models
29	<extra> 12:00 – 13:00 on EA, EDIT-huset, Chalmers: Kenny Smith, U of Edinburgh	Title: Language learning, language use, and the evolution of linguistic structure (Experiments based on AI)
December
3	Canceled: Discuss upcoming research grant proposals	In the first case, RJ - Do we have any - send an email to dimitrios.kokkinakis@svenska.gu.se, a few days before and inform about your plans/drafts etc. NB: This event may be canceled on short notice due to the trial lectures during the afternoon!
5	<extra> 18:00 – 19:30, on Zoom, Shalom Lappin	Title: NLP/AI Seminar: AI Dangers
10	Christmas Smorgasbord/Julbord	Christmas Smorgasbord/Julbord, at 11.30-15.00
16	<extra> Mini workshop: Grammatical Error Correction	Time: 13.15-15.00, Room: J415
24	Happy Holidays!	Happy Holidays!

The schedule for the Spring of 2024 is here:

Date	Topic	Comments
January
16	Planning meeting (internal)
22		Application seminar SFS
23	—	Ethics for NLP (FLoV)
30	—	RJ project deadline
February
6	Herbert presents earlier work (internal)
13	—	School holidays
20	Discussing VR application drafts (internal)	Also deadline VR Tvärvetensk forskningsmiljö
27	—	—
March
4-6	—	Research retreat SFS
5	—	Deadline VR HS
12	Discussion of Felix & Sasha's draft (internal)
19	—	Also: EACL
25	Felix final seminar	(Monday!)
26	Discussion of Emilie's draft (internal)
April
2	—	School holidays
9	Handledarkollegium SBX (closed)	Also: deadline VR NT
16	—
23	Mini-workshop "Approaches to corpus searches"	NB! location J233, https://www.gu.se/en/event/approaches-to-corpus-searches
30	—	St Walpurga's eve
May
7	(free)
14	CLARIN:EL	Speaker: Kanella Pouli, fr Athena RC/ILSP, Greece. Abstract: CLARIN:EL is a Research infrastructure for Language Resources & Technologies (LRTs); it is the Greek part of the European CLARIN ERIC Infrastructure. It provides a multitude of assets related to Language Technology (LT) for and by Social Sciences & Humanities (and beyond), focusing mainly but not exclusively on Greek LRTs. The Central Inventory provides access to corpora, lexica, tools and language descriptions. Users can effortlessly locate desired resources using keywords and filters. Additionally, the infrastructure hosts a Workbench, i.e. a variety of services to process corpora from the Central Inventory or data submitted by registered users. For those eager to contribute their own data, a user-friendly interface enables the creation of metadata records for their resources. All the information regarding the infrastructure, the CLARIN network, and the NLP community in Greece can be found in the user guide, portal, and NLP:EL Knowledge Centre. Brief Bio: Computational Linguist, MSc., KP's work focuses on the design and improvement of repositories, the development and adaptation of metadata schemata for language resource documentation as well as the collection and processing of language resources.
21	—	No meeting bec. of LREC
28	(free)
June
4	—	SBX Retreat
10	Emilie idea seminar	(Monday!)
11	Stina Johansson and Lars Kullman from UB	About publication points
18	LREC/COLING summary