RefNet Round Table Event
Friday 15th and Saturday 16th January 2016
Linklater Rooms, University of Aberdeen, UK
The event has now concluded, thank you to all who participated.
The abstracts of the invited talks are available from the programme, and poster abstracts are also available.
To conclude RefNet, we held a day and a half of round-table discussions in which we opened up the discussion beyond reference, to a wider range of issues relevant to computational models of human language comprehension and production. The event took place at the King’s College Campus in Aberdeen, Scotland, on 15 and 16 January, 2016.
The event was organized by Matt Dennis (University of Aberdeen), Kees van Deemter (University of Aberdeen) and Ellen Gurman Bard (University of Edinburgh).
The EPSRC RefNet network project was funded to encourage cross-disciplinary communication between psychologists, linguists, and computer scientists around computational models of referring. RefNet’s events have focussed on cross-disciplinary understanding and training, such as PRE-CogSCi, Berlin 2013, RefNet Summer School, Edinburgh 2014 and RefNet Workshop, Edinburgh 2014.
Invited Speakers
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Christian Brodbeck
New York University
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Judith Degen
Stanford University
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Vera Demberg
Saarland University
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Simon Garrod
University of Glasgow
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Albert Gatt
University of Malta
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Silvia Gennari
University of York
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Olaf Hauk
MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge
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Falk Huettig
Max Planck Institute, Nijmegen
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Florian Jaeger
University of Rochester
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Frank Keller
University of Edinburgh
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Vera Kempe
Abertay University
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Agnieszka Konopka
University of Aberdeen
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Martin Pickering
University of Edinburgh
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Ehud Reiter
Arria NLG, University of Aberdeen
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Alice Turk
University of Edinburgh
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Roger van Gompel
University of Dundee
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Michael White
Ohio State University
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