Events
To enter your talk or your demo for the MOLTO Open Day, please create a new biblio item, with title and abstract. If you choose slide presentation, you can later attach your slides to the node. I will then proceed to update our program accordingly.
Deadline: 9 February 2011
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We have blocked a number of rooms until February 16 2011 for participants to the MOLTO 2nd Project meeting. To receive the reservation code you will need to signup for the meeting.
The European Association for Machine Translation is pleased to announce that the 15th Annual Conference of the European Association for Machine Translation will be held in Leuven, Belgium, May 30-31 2011.
The second MOLTO project meeting will be held in Goteborg on 9-11 March 2011. The meeting marks one year in the lifetime of the project and aims to show the current progress and achievements of the MOLTO Consortium. The public open day will be on 9 March 2011 and feature presentations and demonstrations by the project members as well as invited contributions (preliminary) by Stephen Pulman and Keith Hall. Further information will appear in these pages.
The second MOLTO project meeting will be held in Goteborg on 9-11 March 2011. The meeting marks one year in the lifetime of the project and aims to show the current progress and achievements of the MOLTO Consortium. The public open day will be on 9 March 2011 and feature presentations and demonstrations by the project members as well as invited contributions (preliminary) by Stephen Pulman and Keith Hall. Further information will appear in these pages.
Preliminary Program (room 3364, EDIT Building, Chalmers Campus)
To prepare for the review, the plan is to make a short presentation of each active WP and present it at the beginning of each WP meeting.
The second MOLTO project meeting will be held in Goteborg on 9-11 March 2011. The meeting marks one year in the lifetime of the project and aims to show the current progress and achievements of the MOLTO Consortium. The public open day will be on 9 March 2011 and feature presentations and demonstrations by the project members as well as invited contributions (preliminary) by Stephen Pulman and Keith Hall. Further information will appear in these pages.
As usual, this is a day for people to get together and work on open problems. To set the schedule, we need you (esp.
