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The Language Technology Centre CL-PL at the Wrocław University of Technology has now been officially recognized as CLARIN B Centre.
Using CLARIN webservices can speed up the manual annotation process significantly.
The new Virtual Language Observatory features user interface refinements, mapping improvements – including the addition of a new facet that helps with finding resources with specific availability levels – and a revised search result ranking strategy.
We are happy to announce that Slovenia has joined CLARIN ! The research infrastructure CLARIN.SI was established as a Slovene research infrastructure in 2013 and became a member of CLARIN ERIC in May 2015.
The call for participation for our third and final creative camp is now online. The third camp will be held 26-30 October 2015 at the Koninklijke Bibliotheek/National Library of the Netherlands, The Hague, the Netherlands.
Applications are invited from researchers and developers for support of short visits ((typical duration: one week) between representatives of CLARIN sites to collaborate on building and using the CLARIN infrastructure.
Do you have a cool new CLARIN webapp or software application that you want to demonstrate? Are you looking for collaborators for a new research project? Have you had a good idea for user engagement? Have you been experimenting with a new approach? Then sign up for the CLARIN bazaar!
It is a busy spring for CLARIN in Poland! CLARIN-PL has launched a series of intensive workshops, tailored to the needs of researchers in the humanities and social sciences, and of translators.
The NeDiMAH Conference ‘Beyond the Digital Humanities’ was held at the School of Advanced Study, University of London, on Tuesday 5th May 2015. NeDiMAH is the final project of the Europea
