Research activities School of Applied Linguistics
The latest publications and projects from the School of Applied Linguistics.
Publications
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Born, Marius,
2024.
Cham:
Springer Nature.
Springer Business Cases.
ISBN 978-3-031-63283-9.
Available from: https://link.springer.com/book/9783031632839
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Ulasik, Malgorzata Anna; Mahlow, Cerstin,
2024.
Automated sentence-centric modeling of writing [paper].
In:
SIG Writing, Paris Nanterre University, France, 26-28 June 2024.
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Dreesen, Philipp,
2024.
Common ground and argumentation in applied discourse analysis.
In:
4th Argumentation & Laguage (ARGAGE), University of Fribourg, Switzerland, 25-27 June 2024.
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Mahlow, Cerstin,
2024.
On the road to language-aware writing support — are we there yet with large language models?.
In:
SIG Writing, Paris Nanterre University, France, 26-28 June 2024.
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Runte, Maren; Mahlow, Cerstin; Ulasik, Malgorzata Anna; Cho, Sooyeon,
2024.
Using synthetic sentences for developing a corpus-based feedback service for student writing [paper].
In:
SIG Writing, Paris Nanterre University, France, 26-28 June 2024.
Projects
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Transformation by Creagilization - Designing the Future with Creagile Skills & AI Literacy (CreAIgile Literacy)
Project to promote creative skills for the responsible use of AI Developments in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) are transforming language and communication professions to a particular extent. While machine translations and automatic text production are taking over routine tasks, specifically human skills ...
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Enhance Your Photo With Interestingness Guided Img2Img Translation
Images have the ability to capture and hold an individual's attention, which is the definition of visual interest. We distinguish between subjective and common interests. To maximise attention on social media and websites, you need to decide which images to use to generate the most common interest. First, we will ...
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Affective Responses to AI in Language Work
In an era of globalisation, digitalisation, and the increasing use of AI (Artificial Intelligence), it is the aim of this joint multi-site project to ethnographically assess the lived experiences and affective effects of this technological transformation on multilingual language work in multinational institutions in ...
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Science communication for a lay audience in Switzerland (SciComOA)
As stated in the “UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science", Open Science has the potential of making the scientific processes more transparent, inclusive, and democratic. It is undisputed that research funded by the public should be made publicly accessible. In addition to the accessibility of research results through ...
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Digitalisation and technologisation in care homes
The aim of the project is to develop the potential of technologies and digitalisation for retirement and nursing homes based on scientific principles. Situational analyses, expert interviews and focus groups will be used to analyse technological solutions that are either directly related to the residents, are used ...