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2nd Call for Submissions: TOTh 2025 Conference on Terminology & Ontology– Papers and Posters

2nd Call for Submissions for TOTh 2025 Conference: Researchers, professionals, and enthusiasts in language and knowledge engineering are invited to the 19th International TOTh Conference, focused on “Terminology & Ontology: Theories and Applications”. This event provides a unique platform for interdisciplinary discussions on trends in language, AI, and knowledge representation.

Artificial Intelligence and the Sciences of the Past: Lecture by Dr. Maria Papadopoulou at the Dept. of History and Archaeology (UoC)

On December 4, 2024, Dr. Maria Papadopoulou delivered a lecture at the Dept. of History and Archaeology (University of Crete) on the impact of Artificial Intelligence in History and Archaeology. She discussed how AI is reshaping research, improving data analysis, and fostering collaboration, while also addressing ethical concerns and potential risks.

NLP/AI Seminar Series hosted by CLLT and TALOS-AI4SSH Lab

The Computational Linguistics and Language Technology Lab (CLLT) at the University of Crete, in collaboration with the TALOS-AI4SSH Lab, is hosting a series of insightful online seminars on Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). This series will cover various themes in NLP, linguistic resources, AI ethics, and explainability, featuring experts from both academic and professional spheres.

China Lecture Tour 2024

Christophe Roche and Maria Papadopoulou offer lectures at Peking University and Tsinghua University.The invited lectures are organised by the Digital Humanities lab of Peking University  and the History Department in collaboration with the Digital Humanities Department of Tsinghua University. October 16, 2024, 9:00-12:00 Venue: Peking…

Lecture at Brasilia University

TALOS Members, Anastasia Natsina and Stergios Chatzikyriakidis  are giving a lecture at the Instituto de Letras, University of Brasilia (Brazil), on July 30, 2024 at 18:30 (local time). The title of the lecture is “Digital Humanities: Literature and Linguistics in the TALOS project‘‘.

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