In Part IIB, in addition to choosing two new papers from Section C and Section D, you will take a compulsory general theory paper (Li5 Linguistic Theory) and during the year you will write a dissertation on a topic of your choice.
In Part IIB, in addition to choosing two new papers from Section C and Section D, you will take a compulsory general theory paper (Li5 Linguistic Theory) and during the year you will write a dissertation on a topic of your choice.
Cambridge researchers awarded best long paper in top AI conference
12 November 2021
Congratulations to Fangyu Liu and Nigel Collier, who have recently been awarded the Best Long Paper Award at the 2021 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (EMNLP), together with collaborators from McGill University and the University of Copenhagen. The award winning paper, "Visually grounded...
About Language & AI: Interviews by Cambridge Language Sciences
20 September 2021
Happy to share four excellent interviews published by the Cambridge Language Sciences Interdisciplinary Research Centre, two of which feature academics from MMLL.
TAL Student Ariwan Kai Addy Suhairi Wins 2021 LAGB Dissertation Prize
2 September 2021
We are proud to share the news that undergraduate TAL student, Ariwan Kai Addy Suhairi, has won one of the LAGB dissertation prizes for 2021.
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