| POST-DOC OPENING IN STATISTICAL NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING AT LIMSI-CNRS, FRANCE ****************************************************************
The 'Spoken Language Processing' team at LIMSI-CNRS, Orsay (25 km south of Paris) is seeking qualified postdoctoral researchers in the field of Statistical Natural Language Processing (see https://www.limsi.fr/en/research/tlp/).
* Description of the work
This position is related to a collaborative project aimed at developping on an experimental platform for online monitoring of social media and information streams, with self-adaptive properties, in order to detect, collect, process, categorize, and analyze multilingual news streams. The platform includes advanced linguistic analysis, discourse analysis, extraction of entities and terminology, topic detection, translation and the project includes studies on unsupervised and cross-lingual adaptation.
In this context, the candidate is expected to develop innovative methods for performing unsupervised cross-domain and/or cross-lingual adaptation of statistical NLP tools.
* Requirements and objectives
Candidates are expected to hold an Engineering BSc/Msc degree and a PhD in Computer Science. Knowledge of statistical or example-based approaches for Speech or Natural Language Processing is required; the candidate is also expected to have strong programmation skills, to be familiar with statistical machine learning techniques and to have a good publication record in the field.
Salary and other conditions of employments will follow CNRS standard rules for non-permanent researchers, according to the experience of the candidate.
* Contacts : Francois Yvon - francois.yvon at limsi.fr
Interested candidates should send a short cover letter stating motivation and interests, along with their CV (in .pdf format, only) and names and addresses of two references, to the email address given above as soon as possible and by nov 1st, 2015 at the latest. The contract is expected to start Jan 1st, 2016.
Informal questions regarding this position should be directed to the same address.
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