PGRs meeting and Research Presentations – Jan. 2015

The monthly PGRs Research Presentations was held on Wed. 14th January, 2pm, Room MC3108.

This session we had the following presentations:

Title: “Automatic Phonetization and segmentation of Arabic Text and Speech“.

By: Belal Al-Daradkah

Abstract: The large vocabulary phonetic corpus is an essential component of speech processing application.The research aims to generate an Arabic phonetic corpus based on Quran text. The corpus will be built using an automatic implemented pronunciation dictionary.

We developed the phonetic dictionary automatically by applying Arabic pronunciation rules and Tajweed rules, and converting Grapheme to Phoneme.

This will be the base of developing Text-to-Speech (TTS) and Large Vocabulary Speech Recognition (LVSR) .

  • Then our usual catch-up & Refresh on the PGRs activities, procedures, and upcoming events.

 

 

 

 

 

June’s Research Seminar

The monthly PGRs Research Presentations was held on Wed. 11th June, 2pm, Room MC3108. This session we had the following presentations:

Title: “Exploring the co-creation of narrative using social technology“. Our Trip to London (Natural History Museum)

By: Kwamena Appiah-Kubi

By: Amr Ahmed

Abstract: This is the first in a series of studies exploring collaborative creation of narratives by a group of people  engaged in a shared experience such as on a tour in a museum, visiting a theme park etc. The group in this and a number of later studies have an existing relationship between them such as being friends, family, class/course mates etc. Some of the themes being investigated are anonymity, privacy and group dynamics as well as tools that can better support/enhance these shared experiences. Brief on the trip to London, during the Universities Week. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSnSNU7oPJY?rel=0

Photos, and video summary.

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Research Showcase for Postgraduates

Postgraduates by Research (PGRs) presented and showed their research work in the Annual Showcase Event for the School of Computer Science, University of Lincoln. (14th and 15th May). The event spread over all the day on Wed 14th May and featured in the morning of Thursday 15th May, with visitors and companies representatives.

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The event was opened by the Head of School and concluded with handing prizes for the Best Presentation, Best Poster and Best Demo.

 

 

Computer Science PGRs in the PG Conference – Lincoln

Today, there has been a good representation from the Computer Science Postgraduate Researchers (PGRs) in the University of Lincoln Postgraduates Conference  (pgconf14.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/).

Some of the PGRs are captured in the photo, while others just missed it.

PGRs in the PG Conference, April 2014, Lincoln.
PG Conference, April 2014, Lincoln

LSoCS (Lincoln School of Computer Science) PGRs had couple of oral presentations to the conference attendees, in addition to the Posters presented.

Nice to see increasing attendance and representation from LSoCS. Thanks to all contributed. Hope you also enjoyed the food

Best wishes.