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Anna Steenberg Gellertمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Reading Development
• Reading Disabilities
• Dyslexia
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Anna Steenberg Gellert serves as Associate Professor at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics, conducting research at the Centre for Reading Research. Her work focuses on reading and language development disorders, specializing in intervention studies and innovative assessment development for early identification of reading difficulties. Her educational background includes a PhD from the University of Copenhagen, completed during her PhD fellowship (2009-2012). Prior positions include Postdoc (2012-2014), Research Assistant (2006-2009), and Visiting Associate Professor at the University of Leeds (2019-2022). Gellert's research spans reading development, dyslexia identification, vocabulary acquisition, and dynamic assessment methodologies. She leads projects evaluating morphological vocabulary interventions, predicting reading disabilities in second-language learners, and developing digital assessment tools like the electronic Dynamic Orthographic Test (eDOT). Her work emphasizes longitudinal prediction models and equitable identification methods for at-risk populations. Recent publications reveal strong trends toward computerized dynamic assessment tools for early dyslexia detection and vocabulary growth prediction, with increasing focus on second-language learners and digital implementation. Her 93 research outputs demonstrate consistent contributions to educational psychology and reading science. Gellert actively disseminates knowledge through 63 documented activities including peer review for Annals of Dyslexia and Journal of Communication Disorders, 13 media contributions since 2016 on dyslexia interventions, and workshops for educators on early identification strategies. She teaches courses in language testing, dynamic assessment, and reading difficulties across multiple Danish universities. As a core member of the Centre for Reading Research, she collaborates with interdisciplinary teams to develop evidence-based interventions and assessment tools, with recent work focusing on electronic implementation of dyslexia screening for vulnerable populations.

• Computational Linguistics
• Corpus Linguistics
• Lexicography
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Sussi Olsen is an Academic Research Staff member (Researcher) in the Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics at the University of Copenhagen, employed at the Center for Sprogteknologi (CST) since 1997. Her work centers on developing and validating linguistic resources for language technology applications. Education: Masters degree in Spanish and Computational Linguistics, University of Copenhagen Her research spans technological language resources, morphological/syntactic/semantic annotation, computational lexicography, corpus linguistics, and resource validation. She specializes in Danish language processing and EU-level language technology infrastructure, with expertise in historical Danish (19th century) and multilingual resource integration. Her work bridges theoretical linguistics and practical NLP applications. Recent publications (2023-2025) reveal a strategic focus on semantic resource development for Danish, including formal lexicons (COR.SEM), language model evaluation frameworks, and sign language-spoken language integration. These works demonstrate convergence between lexical semantics, benchmarking methodologies, and European language equality initiatives, particularly through EU-funded projects like the European Language Equality agenda. She actively contributes to EU language technology projects including the Central Word Register for Danish (COR), European Language Grid, Federated TermBank, and ELEXIS. Her project portfolio shows sustained engagement with terminology management, semantic annotation standards, and resource validation since 2008. She has presented extensively on historical Danish language processing and semantic annotation methodologies. Olsen is affiliated with the Center for Sprogteknologi and participates in the DigHumLab project. She holds governance roles as Member of the Board of Representatives and Board of Directors of the Danish Language Council, and formerly chaired the Society of Lexicographers in Denmark.

• Social and Economic History of the Ancient Near East
• Linguistics of Ancient Near Eastern Languages
• Digital Humanities in Assyriology
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Seraina Nett serves as a Teaching Assistant Professor in the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen. Her research integrates Assyriology with digital methodologies to investigate ancient West Asian societies through Sumerian and Akkadian texts from 2100-1200 BCE. Education: PhD in Assyriology, Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies, University of Copenhagen Research Focus: Dr. Nett specializes in social and economic history of the Ancient Near East, examining interactions between linguistic/ethnic groups through interdisciplinary frameworks. Her linguistic research analyzes multilingualism and structural features of Sumerian and Akkadian, while her Digital Humanities work pioneers computational tools for cuneiform analysis, including geospatial mapping and quantitative indices for textual corpora. Publication Trends: Recent output (2023-2025) reveals three dominant themes: 1) Digital innovation in cuneiform studies (e.g., CIGS-AE index development), 2) Geospatial analysis of textual landscapes, and 3) Public engagement addressing historical misrepresentation in contemporary discourse. This reflects a strategic shift toward methodological advancement while maintaining core expertise in ancient socioeconomics. Professional Engagement: Dr. Nett actively shapes her field through conference organization including the Nordic Summer School on Digital Applications in Assyriology (2022-2024) and peer review for archaeology journals. Her media appearances in podcasts like Thin End of the Wedge demonstrate commitment to public scholarship. Research Infrastructure: She co-leads collaborative projects such as Geomapping Landscapes of Writing and the CIGS-AE initiative, developing digital frameworks that integrate material culture with textual analysis to reconstruct ancient writing ecosystems.

• Multimodal Communication
• Multimodal Corpora
• Computational Cognitive Science
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Costanza Navarretta serves as a Senior Researcher at the Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics, University of Copenhagen, where she conducts advanced research in computational linguistics and multimodal communication through the Centre for Language Technology. Her work bridges theoretical linguistics with practical applications in digital text modeling and language resource development. Her academic foundation includes: PhD in Computational Linguistics (2002, University of Copenhagen) with dissertation 'The Use and Resolution of Intersentential Pronominal Anaphora in Danish Discourse' Master in Computer Science (1992, University of Copenhagen) with film minor Master in Scandinavian Languages and Literature (1982, University "La Sapienza" of Rome) Visiting studies in Nordic Philology (1980-1982, University of Copenhagen) Navarretta's research centers on multimodal communication systems, computational cognitive science, and intersentential pronominal anaphora. She develops methodologies for annotating and utilizing multimodal corpora while advancing natural language processing techniques for coreference resolution. Her expertise spans language technology, corpus linguistics, machine learning, and XML-based digital text modeling, with particular focus on parliamentary discourse and online interaction environments. As National Coordinator for CLARIN-DK since 2019, she shapes national infrastructure for language resources. Recent publications reveal a concentrated trajectory in parliamentary corpus linguistics, with significant contributions to the ParlaMint project across 20+ European languages. Her work integrates computational analysis of policy domains, gender representation, and sentiment in political debates, demonstrating interdisciplinary convergence between digital humanities, political science, and NLP. The GEHM Zoom corpus project further extends her research into multimodal behavior in virtual environments, reflecting adaptation to contemporary communication contexts. Navarretta actively shapes her field through extensive peer review for LREC, Nodalida, and journals including Natural Language Engineering, while co-organizing annual workshops on multimodal communication. Her leadership includes Programme Responsible for IT and Cognition (2013-2017, 2020-2023) and Head of Studies at the Nordic Research Institute (2015-2017), alongside developing courses at both University of Copenhagen and IT University. Current collaborations through CLARIN and ParlaMint networks demonstrate sustained international engagement in language resource development.