NLP and Text Mining Research in the UK
There is a thriving text mining community in the UK. Some people working in this area are:- Centre for Corpus Research, University of Birmingham
- Natural Language Technology Group, University of Brighton
- Natural Language and Information Processing Group, University of Cambridge
- Rebholz Group, EBI, Cambridge
- Language Technology Group, University of Edinburgh
- Information Retrieval Group, University of Glasgow
- Applied natural language processing, University of Lancaster
- Natural Language Processing Research Group, University of Leeds
- Natural Language Processing, Computing, Open University
- Natural Language Processing research group, University of Sheffield
Featured News
- New paper on dimensionality reduction for multi-label classification
- New homepage for the GENIA project and biomedical annotated corpora
- Detection and classification of anatomical entities - new resources, tools and paper
- Third Workshop on Building and Evaluating Resources for Biomedical Text Mining - Call for Papers
- Detecting Structure in Scholarly Discourse - Call for papers
- NaCTeM to join forces with Elsevier to develop SciVerse Applications
- Prof. Ananiadou to give keynote speech at IHI 2012 - Call for participation
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Other News & Events
- Event at House of Commons to discuss Hargreaves Review
- Computational Intelligence special issue on BioNLP Shared Task 2009 published
- Special issue of BMC Bioinformatics on BioCreative III
- Invited talk at STM Innovations Seminar 2011
- Invited talk at IPRC Workshop "Copyright exceptions in the UK: time for reform?"
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