Helge Julius Jakhelln Dyvik

Helge Julius Jakhelln Dyvik is a Professor at the Department of Linguistic, Literary, and Aesthetic Studies, University of Bergen. His research focuses on theoretical linguistics, computational linguistics, and language technology, with a strong emphasis on corpus-based methods and lexicography. He contributes to projects such as CLARINO Bergen Centre and has published extensively on topics like authorship attribution, collocations, and syntactic analysis.

His work integrates computational tools with linguistic theory, exemplified by contributions to NorGramBank and LFG treebanks. He collaborates on national infrastructure projects like Common Language Resources Infrastructure Norway (Upgrade) and has participated in initiatives such as XPAR and INESS. His research also involves developing resources for lexicography and advancing methodologies in corpus linguistics.

• Key Projects: CLARINO Bergen Centre, Common Language Resources Infrastructure Norway (Upgrade), XPAR, INESS, TREPIL
• Research Themes: Corpus linguistics, computational syntax, lexicography tools, Norwegian language analysis