Meet the graduates of our programme Dr Laurie Burchell Cohort 2019Thesis: Improving natural language processing for under-served languages through increased training data diversityThesis Awarded: 09.10.24Supervisors: Lexi Birch, Kenneth HeafieldSocials: LinkedIn Google Scholar Personal Website Dr Ronald CardenasCohort 2019 Thesis: Cognitive structures of content for controlled summarizationThesis Awarded: 20.03.24Supervisors: Shay Cohen, Matthias Galle Dr Georgia CarterCohort 2019 Thesis: Effects of Context on Semantic Representations and Mechanisms in Humans and Language ModelsThesis Awarded: 10.04.25Supervisors: Paul Hoffman, Frank Keller Dr Jie Chi Cohort 2019Thesis: Understanding and Modeling Code Switching: Metrics, Triggers, and Applications in Multilingual NLPThesis Awarded: 10.06.25Supervisors: Peter Bell, Catherine Lai Dr Henry Conklin Cohort 2019Thesis: Information Structure in Mappings: An Approach to Learning, Representation, and GeneralisationThesis Awarded: 10.06.25Supervisors: Kenny Smith, Ivan Titov Dr Tom Hosking Cohort 2019Thesis: Learning Weakly Structured Representations for Text-to-Text GenerationThesis Awarded: 14.01.25Supervisors: Mirella Lapata, Hao Tang Faheem KirefuCohort 2019MSc(R)Supervisors: Lexi Birch, Barry Haddow Dr Matthias LindemannCohort 2020Thesis: Enhancing Structural Inductive Biases of Sequence-to-Sequence Models for Semantic Parsing and BeyondThesis Awarded: 10.06.25Supervisors: Ivan Titov, Alexander KollerSocials: Google Scholar Personal Website Dr Nina MarklCohort 2019Thesis: Language variation, automatic speech recognition and algorithmic biasThesis Awarded: 16.11.23Supervisors: Catherine Lai, Lauren Hall-LewSocials: Personal Website Dr Nikita MogheCohort 2019Thesis: Segment-level Evaluation of Machine Translation MetricsThesis Awarded: 13.08.24Supervisors: Lexi Birch, Mark SteedmanSocials: LinkedIn Google Scholar Personal Website Dr Rimvydas RubaviciusCohort 2019Thesis: Processing Embodied Conversation for Interactive Task LearningThesis Awarded: 10.06.25Supervisors: Alex Lascarides, Ram RamamoorthySocials: LinkedIn Google Scholar Personal Website Dr Irene Winther Cohort 2019Thesis: Learning the easy way: The role of form similarity in language learning and processingThesis Awarded: 10.06.25Supervisors: Martin Pickering, Yevgen MatusevychSocials: LinkedIn Google Scholar Personal Website This article was published on 2025-02-25
