Swe-Clarin ställer sig bakom CLARIN ERIC:s uttalande om Ukraina: "CLARIN condemns the military aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine.
Humlab söker en postdoktor för forskning inom infrastrukturprojekt kopplat till Swe-Clarin som är en nationell nod i europeiska CLARIN (Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure) – et
Att omvandla text till tal, och tvärtom. Det är vad KTH-forskaren Jens Edlund med kollegor fått drygt 20 miljoner kronor i anslag för att jobba med.
Jan Niestadt, från det nederländska språkinstitutet (INT), besökte nyligen Språkbankens workshop vid Göteborgs universitet.
One of the best known and widely-used concordancers is that provided by SWE-CLARIN’s Korp.
The database The Riksdag’s Open Data is currently highlighted in Tour de CLARIN. In 2010, the Riksdag opened up its databases, making them freely available to anyone who wishes to use them.
Maria Ågren, professor of history working at Uppsala University, Sweden, is highlighted in Tour de CLARIN:s interview series with prominent res
Here you can read about Strix, a new tool under development at Språkbanken!
Verktygslådan och information om hur man kan tillämpa den beskrivs i vår efterlängtade handbok: https://sweclarin.se/swe/handbok
Please find the blog post of the Language Council at the Institute for Language and Folklore here: https://sweclar
Take the opportunity to read about the pilots at Linköping University: blog post.
The turn has now come to Stockholm University to tell us about their pilots.
The first stop of the Swe-Clarin tour will be in Stockholm on May 9th, 10 am — 4pm, at Stockhom Univeristy. The theme is the Nordic Museum questionnaires.
In waiting for the Swe-Clarin blog, here is the second and third newsletter of 2016. Both Humlab at the University of Lund and Digisam are represented.
There is an article about Swe-Clarin in Curie, an e-paper published by Vetenskapsrådet, the Swedish Science Council.
The last newsletter of the year is out!
This newsletter contains a presentation of the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, a summary of the year as well as an outlook for next year.
The newsletter for November is out. It contains a presentation of SND, the A-centre of Swe-Clarin. Enjoy!
The Swe-Clarin newsletter for September 2015 is now available for download: screen version,
The Swe-Clarin newsletter for August 2015 is now available for download: screen version,
Swe-Clarin's fourth newsletter (May 2015) is now available for download: Screen Version,
Swe-Clarin is mentioned in the GU Journal, the magazine of the University of Gothenburg.
Swe-Clarin's third newsletter (March 2015) is now available for download: Screen Version,
Swe-Clarin's second newsletter (March 2015) is now available for download: Screen Version,
Minutes from the Swe-Clarin kick-off 5-6 February are now available und
Type of employment: Permanent position
Extent: 100 %
Location: Swedish National Data Service, Gothenburg
First day of employment: Probationary employment
Swe-Clarin's first newsletter is now available for download.
On April 17th, Swe-Clarin will hold its first workshop for the humanities
and social sciences (HSS). The aim is to inform of the tools and resources
There is a blog entry regarding Swe-Clarin on the topic of language technology + cultural heritage from Digisam.
The Swedish House of Finance (SHoF) at the Stockholm School of Economics (Handelshögskolan) offers within its Doctoral Course Program in Finance a mini-course in Text Mining with
The Swe-Clarin Kick-off will take place in Gothenburg on February 5-6, 2015.
We meet in Ågrenska villan from lunch time Thursday to Friday afternoon.
The SWE-CLARIN project will be presented at the STRiX workshop during November 24-25.
The schedule and papers for SWE-CLARIN's first national workshop are now online.
SWE-CLARIN's first national workshop will be organized in conjunction with SLTC 2014, the Fifth Swedish Language Technology Conference, in Uppsala on the morning of the 13th of November 2014.