iDEM will participate in the Seminar of the Spanish Society for Natural Language Processing at the 7th Spanish Conference on Informatics
15/04/2024 Lian Muñoz
The iDEM project is excited to announce its participation in the upcoming Seminar of the Spanish Society for Natural Language Processing, which will be held during the 7th Spanish Conference on Informatics. Scheduled for the 20th of June at 15:00, our project will be prominently featured during this seminar, offering an excellent platform to showcase our groundbreaking work in the field of natural language processing (NLP) and computational linguistics.
Taking place within the framework of the larger conference, our presentation at the Seminar of the Spanish Society for Natural Language Processing presents a unique opportunity to engage with key stakeholders, researchers, and practitioners in the field. We aim to not only introduce the iDEM project but also to foster meaningful discussions, exchange insights, and forge collaborations with fellow professionals.
During our presentation, we will provide an overview of the iDEM project, highlighting its objectives, methodologies, and preliminary findings. Additionally, we look forward to networking with attendees, exploring potential synergies with other projects, and gathering valuable feedback from the NLP community.
As we prepare for this significant event, we are eager to contribute to the discourse on natural language processing and informatics in Spain. The iDEM project is poised to make a significant impact in this space, and we are thrilled to share our research and insights with our peers at the Seminar of the Spanish Society for Natural Language Processing.»
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