[Students-l] Fwd [JESSE]: 22 Funded Phd Studentships at CNGL in Trinity College Dublin

[Michel Menou]

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Subject: 	22 Funded Phd Studentships at CNGL in Trinity College Dublin
Date: 	Wed, 6 Feb 2013 06:26:00 -0800
From: 	Séamus Lawless <seamus.lawless at SCSS.TCD.IE>




PhD Studentships - 22 Posts - Centre for Next Generation Localisation 
Laboratories, Trinity College Dublin

Post Status: 3 year PhD Studentships
Department: Centre for Next Generation Localisation Laboratories, KDEG, 
Trinity College Dublin
Benefits: Payment of tax free stipend and academic fees
Closing date for applications: 28th February 2013
General enquires concerning these posts can be addressed to 
Dominic.Jones at scss.tcd.ie <mailto:Dominic.Jones at scss.tcd.ie>

Summary:
The Centre for Next Generation Localisation (www.cngl.ie) seeks to 
revolutionise the way people
interact with content, systems and each other to achieve unprecedented 
levels of content access,
process efficiency and user empowerment. Breakthroughs in the creation, 
processing, unification and
integration of multilingual, multi-modal and multimedia content are 
needed to meet the needs of an
increasingly mobile and multilingual society across global markets. CNGL 
will enable content to be
created, discovered, translated and personalised, so as to efficiently 
and effectively deliver
natural and engaging web-mediated interactions between users, 
organisations and communities
regardless of language, device and preferences of the user.

CNGL is internationally renown for its strong, strategic mix of leading 
researchers in language,
adaptive content, interaction and knowledge engineering technologies and 
its tight engagement with
innovation-driven companies that work with content at a global level. 
CNGL has recently received
further multi-million funding from Science Foundation Ireland. As a 
result Trinity College Dublin
(TCD) is now offering 22 new PhD studentships in the areas of:

Text Analytics for managing large scale multilingual corpora.
Content-aware multilingual Search and Discovery technologies
Adaptive context-aware search
Intelligent slicing and adaptation of content
Social-aware, affective content adaptation
Constructing affective dialogue solutions
Interoperability and analytics for intelligent content processing chains

Requirements:
The successful candidate will have an excellent academic record (first 
class or II.1 primary degree
or a postgraduate qualification, e.g. M.Sc.) in Computer Science, or a 
related discipline. They will
be highly motivated, with strong written and oral communication skills 
and a demonstrated
proficiency in software development. They must be eager to work in and 
learn from multi-disciplinary
and multi-organisation teams. They should have English language 
certification if English is not
their first language, the requirement being: IELTS: 7.0+, TOEFL iBT: 
100+, TOEFL pBT: 600+, CEF:
C1+, or equivalent.

Application Procedure:
For further information and informal contact, please refer to the PhD 
topic details
found at: http://www.scss.tcd.ie/Dominic.Jones/cngl2-phd-details.pdf

Please directly contact the relevant supervisor, depending upon the 
position you're interested in,
via email including:
A targeted cover letter (600-1000 words) expressing your suitability for 
a position
A complete CV
Please also copy Dominic Jones - Dominic.Jones at scss.tcd.ie 
<mailto:Dominic.Jones at scss.tcd.ie>
Applicants may then be invited to apply via the TCD graduate studies 
admission system.

Further Information:

Centre for Next Generation Localisation
CNGL is a €50M Academia-Industry partnership based in Ireland. It is 
unique internationally in
addressing the integrated research and development of novel content, 
knowledge and language
processing technologies for the global, multi-lingual web content and 
services supply chain. Â It is
made up of over 100 researchers in labs integrated across Trinity 
College Dublin (TCD), Dublin City
University (DCU), University College Dublin (UCD), University of 
Limerick (UL), as well as ten
industrial partners, including SMEs, NGOs and multinationals such as 
Microsoft, Symantec, Intel and
Welocalize. In addition to central funding from Science Foundation 
Ireland (SFI), CNGL has a wide
portfolio of European FP7 projects and commercial projects. It therefore 
offers unique opportunities
for international and industrial research collaboration at the highest 
level in areas of language
technology, multi-lingual web and adaptive, personalised content. CNGL 
provides a world class
collaborative research and innovation environment. It provides: 
world-class PhD supervision by
integrated teams of leading academics; an experienced and supportive lab 
community of postdoctoral
researchers and research programmers; excellent collaboration and 
computing facilities; wide ranging
skills training opportunities; a dedicated management and administration 
team and an active
commercialisation development pipeline.

Trinity College Dublin
Founded in 1592, Trinity College Dublin is the oldest university in 
Ireland and one of the older
universities of Western Europe. On today’s campus, state-of-the-art 
libraries, laboratories and IT
facilities, stand alongside historic buildings on a city-centre 47-acre 
campus. Based in the heart
of Dublin, TCD offers an exceptional working and social environment that 
attracts students and
researchers from around the world. TCD’s research impact is currently 
ranked 44th in the World by
the Times Higher Education Ranking of World Universities and 10th in 
Europe by the Leiden University
Ranking of World Universities based on research performance. As 
Ireland’s premier university, the
pursuit of excellence through research and scholarship is at the core of 
a Trinity education. TCD
has an outstanding record of publications in high-impact journals, and a 
track record in winning
research funding which is among the best in the country.

Equal Opportunities Policy
Trinity College Dublin is an equal opportunities employer and is 
committed to the employment
policies, procedures and practices which do not discriminate on grounds 
such as gender, marital
status, family status, age, disability, race, religious belief, sexual 
orientation or membership of
the travelling community. See also: 
https://www.tcd.ie/Graduate_Studies/Research2012.pdf





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