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Dr. Lynne Cahill

Senior Research Fellow in the Natural Language Technology Group.

Contact details Natural Language Technology Group
University of Brighton
Lewes Rd, Brighton
BN2 4GJ, UK

Phone: +44 1273 642921
Fax:      +44 1273 642908
Email:   L.Cahill@brighton.ac.uk
URL:     http://www.nltg.brighton.ac.uk/home/Lynne.Cahill

Research interests Computational linguistics and language engineering: particularly lexical description (using the lexical description language DATR), multilingual lexicons, computational phonology, information extraction, text parsing and generation.

My main area of interest is in the lexical representation of phonological information and questions of inheritance, information sharing and redundancy within and across languages. I am currently pursuing interests in the representation of phonological, morphological and orthographic information in the lexicon, focusing on the Arabic languages.

I have recently been elected to the board of SIGMORPHON, the only European member. See here for information about the next SIGMORPHON workshop, to be held in July in Uppsala, Sweden.

My recent projects have included PolySyn PolyOrth METAPHON, PolyLex, RAGS and CLIME.

I am currently working on an ESRC funded project entitled "Orthography, phonology and morphology in the Arabic lexicon". More details will be available here soon.

Other activities Member of ACL (including SIGMORPHON and SIGGEN) and LAGB.

Outside interests I have two daughters, Alice (18) and Hannah (13) who take up a lot of my free time. I am also interested in football and cricket (as a spectator) and support Ipswich Town (for my sins!). I enjoy reading crime novels, baking and occasionally I even find the time to do a bit of sewing.

Maintained by Lynne Cahill (L.Cahill@brighton.ac.uk).
Last updated 21 January 2010

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