Ann Copestake
Professor of Computational Linguistics
Works on formal representation in NLP, compositional and lexical semantics and natural language generation, and is the original developer of the LKB grammar development environment.
Ann Copestake's lab at Cambridge works on dialogue, generation & summarization and multilingual, translation & linguistics. Applications close .
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Apply to CambridgeMichaelmas 2027
PhD in Computer Science
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