Phd Students

Phd Students

Lorna Balkan (balka[@]essex.ac.uk,webpage)

A treatment of Verb Phrase ellipsis for Machine Translation, University of Essex 1998.

Andy Way (away[@]ca.dcu.ie,webpage)

LFG-DOT: a hybrid architecture for robust MT, University of Essex 2001.

Frederik Fouvry (fouvry[@]CoLi.Uni-SB.DE,webpage)

Robust processing for constraint-based grammar formalisms University of Essex, 2003.

Yasu Kawata (ykawat[@]essex.ac.uk,webpage)

Tagsets for Morphosyntactic Corpus Annotation: the idea of a `reference tagset' for Japanese, University of Essex, 2005.

Maria Flouraki (maria.flouraki[@]gmail.com,webpage)

Aspect in Modern Greek: an HPSG Approach, University of Essex, 2005.

Evita Linardaki (elinaro[@]essex.ac.uk,webpage)

Linguistic and statistical extensions of Data Oriented Parsing University of Essex, 2006.

Miriam Urgelles (murgel[@]essex.ac.uk,webpage)

`Anyway' A Formal Approach to the Syntax and Semantics of Discourse Markers University of Essex, 2009.

Voula Ghotsoulia (vghotsoulia[@]yahoo.co.uk,webpage)

An Entailment-Based Approach to Semantic Role Annotation University of Essex, 2010.

James Read (jcread[@]essex.ac.uk,webpage)

working on Machine Translation.

There is much wisdom about the art of PhD supervision (or, as he calls it `Thesis Prevention') to be found in the thoughts of Father A Hacker (S.J.). More seriously, Gordon B. Davis's paper Advising and Supervising Doctoral Students: Lessons I Have Learned is well worth reading.

Phd Students