TALOS at ISTAL27: Analyzing Literacy Models in Greek L1 Curricula Through NLP

TALOS Lab member Evangelos Katis attended the 27th International Symposium on Theoretical and Applied Linguistics (ISTAL27) in Thessaloniki to present a co-authored study by Evangelos Katis, Eleni Katsarou, Maria Tzanaki, and Eirini Daskalaki. The research utilizes Natural Language Processing (NLP) tools to analyze autonomous versus ideological literacy frameworks within the 2023 Greek L1 Curricula.

Talos at the 6th International Conference “Literacies and Contemporary Society”

The TALOS Lab presented innovative research at the 6th International Conference “Literacies and Contemporary Society” in Nicosia, Cyprus. Using Natural Language Processing (NLP), the study examines linguistic patterns and literacy representations within Greek L1 curricula, revealing a significant bias toward decontextualized skills over social practices. Discover how computational tools are reframing our understanding of educational frameworks and critical language awareness.

TALOS 2026 Inaugural Event: Visit by Toma Tasovac (DARIAH ERIC, Director Emeritus) | Hybrid

The TALOS Lab inaugurates its 2026 events with a hybrid gathering on 17 February 2026, featuring Toma Tasovac (DARIAH ERIC, Director Emeritus). The programme includes talks by Toma Tasovac and Stavroula Konstantopoulou (PhD candidate, University of Valladolid & Visiting Scholar, Talos Lab), a TALOS Award Ceremony (Open Dataset Reuse Award and Short Program–Diploma in DH Excellence Award), and the traditional vasilopita cake cutting. The event will take place onsite in Rethymno (KEME/UCRC) and online via Zoom.

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