Upcoming Event
13:00 - Daniel Zeman (ÚFAL MFF UK)
A few words about words
13:30 - Magda Ševčíková (ÚFAL MFF UK)
Trees and paradigms: How to model derivation in natural languages?
Studies in Prague
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Emil Svoboda: Science was a childhood dream
Emil Svoboda of ÚFAL received the 2024 Bernard Bolzano Prize for developing PaReNT, a deep learning tool that models word formation in seven languages.
His interdisciplinary work is at the intersection of computational linguistics, natural language processing, and phonetics, combining algorithmic precision with linguistic insight.
Congratulations
to Ondřej Bojar and Dominik Macháček
on their U.S. patent Computer-implemented method of real time speech translation and a computer system for carrying out the method No. 12,056,457 issued on August 6, 2024.
Patrícia Schmidtová: What excites me about computer science is how quickly ideas come to life
As a Ph.D. student at ÚFAL, Patrícia Schmidtová explores the frontiers of large language models and works on detecting their errors.
Jana Straková: I combine my passion for language and algorithms through cutting-edge work in computational linguistics
Jana Straková advances the field of computational linguistics by developing state-of-the-art tools that deepen our understanding of natural language.