Language Science Center
Photo gallery from the Winter Storm 2015 two-week language science workshop.
Talk and discussion will last one hour. At 3:30 we will have a brief Q&A with Ewan about his career path since completing his PhD at UMD.
Modelling early language acquisition from raw speech data
Talk and discussion will last one hour. At 3:30 we will have a brief Q&A with Susan about her career path since completing her PhD at UMD.
Persistence and Control during Recognition of Speech in Noise
Nataliya Stepanova -- a Math and CS double degree student and Linguistics minor, and an alum of LSC’s PULSAR undergraduate research program -- has become the University’s sixth (ever) recipient of a Marshall Scholarship. Pandemic permitting, she will be heading to Scotland in the Fall to earn a Master’s in Speech and Language Processing at the University of Edinburgh.
In our first two updates this semester we addressed steps we are taking to become a more inclusive and pandemic-proof community. In this third installment we want to update you on a major turning point that the Language Science Center faces. We are also requesting your involvement in a process that will determine our future as a community.
REGISTER HERE: ter.ps/wertheim
ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP:How can we address bias in the workplace? One of the best remedies is to understand, in a foundational way, how bias is expressed in interpersonal interactions. |
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