Cohort 2020

Anil Batra

Thesis being defended: Generating and Understanding Temporally Grounded Instructions in Procedural Videos

Supervisors: Frank Keller, Laura Sevilla

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Agostina Calabrese

Thesis being defended: Reframing Content Moderation: Guideline-Driven and Explainable Hate Speech Detection

Supervisors: Björn Ross, Mirella Lapata

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Verna Dankers

Thesis defended: Memorisation meets compositionality in natural language processing

Supervisors:  Ivan Titov, Chris Lucas

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Radina Dobreva

Research Interests: Multi-domain neural machine translation and domain generalisation

Research Topic: Exploring Movie Audio Description through the Lens of Video Semantic Role Labelling

Supervisors: Lexi Birch, Frank Keller

Lauren Fletcher

Thesis defended: Neurodiversity and language evolution: an experimental exploration of autistic individuals, language learning, use, and change

Supervisors: Jenny Culbertson, Hugh Rabagliati

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Shawn Guo

Thesis being defended: Learning in Artificial Neural Networks through Interactions

Supervisors: Kenny Smith, Stefano Albrecht

Danyang Liu

Research Interests: Natural language generation, especially variational auto-encoder and multi-modal language understanding

Research Topic: Grounded Visual Story Telling

Supervisors: Frank Keller, Mirella Lapata, Ivan Titov

Wanqiu Long

Thesis defended: Enhancing Implicit Discourse Relation Recognition by Exploiting Label Inter-relations

Supervisors: Bonnie Webber, Siddharth Narayanaswamy

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Atli Sigurgeirsson

Thesis being defended: Control Strategies for Expressive Text-To-Speech

Supervisors: Simon King, Sharon Goldwater

Eddie Ungless

Thesis defended: Oh, the humanity! A human-centric approach to social bias research in NLP

Supervisors:  Björn Ross, Vaishak Belle, Zachary Horne

Zheng Zhao

Thesis being defended: Decomposing Neural Representations: A Unified Framework for Subpopulation-based Analysis of Specialization in Transformer Language Models

Supervisors: Shay Cohen, Bonnie Webber

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