eIdentity

Multipe collective identities in international debates regarding war and peace since the end of the Cold War.
Language technology tools and methods for the analysis of multi-lingual text in the social sciences.

Multiple kollektive Identitäten in internationalen Debatten um Krieg und Frieden seit dem Ende des Kalten Krieges.
Sprachtechnologische Werkzeuge und Methoden für die Analyse mehrsprachiger Textmengen in den Sozialwissenschaften.

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Student Assistant

Saskia Warzecha

Research Assistant

Jonathan Sonntag

Jonathan studied computational linguistics at the University of Potsdam and graduated with his diploma thesis on “Sentiment Analysis in German Parliamentary Debates”. Prior experience in the fields of named entity recognition and sentiment analysis was aquired during his internship at SkyGrid, Inc.

Principal investigator

Prof. Dr. Manfred Stede

Studies in Computer Science and Linguistics at TU Berlin 1985-89, interrupted by a term at Edinburgh University 1988/89. M.Sc. in Computer Science, Purdue Univ./Indiana, 1990. PhD student at Univ. of Toronto Computer Science, temporarily with a fellowship at FAW Ulm; thesis defense 1996. Research Assistant in the Verbmobil MT project, TU Berlin branch, 1995-2000. Internal project leader of DFG project KIT-Marker at TU Berlin 1998/99. Researcher at Interprice GmbH, Berlin, 2000/01. Since 2001: Professor of Applied Computational Linguistics at Potsdam University.
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