KantanMT Sponsors ARTIS Conference: Advanced Research in Translation and Interpreting Studies
KantanMT listed as sponsor of the University College London hosted ARTIS (Advanced Research in Translation and Interpreting Studies) translation research conference.
Dublin, Ireland, June 14, 2015 --(PR.com)-- KantanMT announced it will become a sponsor of the ARTIS Conference on the 15-16 June 2015. The training event due to be held in University College London aims to advance collaboration and networking in translation research in Translation and Interpreting Studies.
The theme of the conference focuses on collaboration and networking in research methodology, and how it can be used to enhance research into different types of translation. Conference keynote speakers include; Dr Hye-Kyung Lee, King's College London, Dr Maeve Olohan,University of Manchester and Dr Esperança Bielsa, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain.
Three themed panel sessions will consider a diverse range of relevant translation topics, and the second day of the event will include a session on archive work at the British Library and poster sessions. The two days will also offer an excellent opportunity to network with delegates from other institutions.
“Much recent translation studies research relies on either informal or organised networking,” says conference organiser, Dr. Mark Shuttleworth, University College London. “This training event is dedicated to issues of networking, multidimensionality and collaboration in translation research.”
The conference is organised with the official backing of the Advancing Research in Translation & Interpreting Studies (ARTIS) organisation, and is supported by the UCL Joint Faculty Institute of Graduate Studies. KantanMT joins its developer partner XTM International in sponsoring the event.
Follow the event on twitter #artis15ucl, or send enquiries to SELCS.ARTIS@ucl.ac.uk. To see how KantanMT engages with its university partners, send an email to info@kantanmt.com.
About University College London and Translation at UCL
UCL is one of the world's leading universities, founded in London in 1826 to open up education to all on equal terms, and to bring the benefits of learning to society. UCL’s ethos is informed by academic excellence and research that addresses real-world problems. It is home to some 27,000 students, from over 150 nationalities. The College enjoys an international reputation for the quality of the translation research and teaching undertaken by members of staff, including in the fields of literary translation, theatre translation, translation technology and audio visual translation.
About KantanMT
KantanMT.com is a leading SaaS based machine translation platform that enables users to develop and manage customised machine translation engines in the cloud. The innovative technologies offered on the KantanMT.com platform enable users to easily build MT engines in over 750 language combinations, seamlessly integrating into localization workflows and web applications. KantanMT is based in the INVENT Building, DCU Campus, Dublin 9, Ireland.
The theme of the conference focuses on collaboration and networking in research methodology, and how it can be used to enhance research into different types of translation. Conference keynote speakers include; Dr Hye-Kyung Lee, King's College London, Dr Maeve Olohan,University of Manchester and Dr Esperança Bielsa, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain.
Three themed panel sessions will consider a diverse range of relevant translation topics, and the second day of the event will include a session on archive work at the British Library and poster sessions. The two days will also offer an excellent opportunity to network with delegates from other institutions.
“Much recent translation studies research relies on either informal or organised networking,” says conference organiser, Dr. Mark Shuttleworth, University College London. “This training event is dedicated to issues of networking, multidimensionality and collaboration in translation research.”
The conference is organised with the official backing of the Advancing Research in Translation & Interpreting Studies (ARTIS) organisation, and is supported by the UCL Joint Faculty Institute of Graduate Studies. KantanMT joins its developer partner XTM International in sponsoring the event.
Follow the event on twitter #artis15ucl, or send enquiries to SELCS.ARTIS@ucl.ac.uk. To see how KantanMT engages with its university partners, send an email to info@kantanmt.com.
About University College London and Translation at UCL
UCL is one of the world's leading universities, founded in London in 1826 to open up education to all on equal terms, and to bring the benefits of learning to society. UCL’s ethos is informed by academic excellence and research that addresses real-world problems. It is home to some 27,000 students, from over 150 nationalities. The College enjoys an international reputation for the quality of the translation research and teaching undertaken by members of staff, including in the fields of literary translation, theatre translation, translation technology and audio visual translation.
About KantanMT
KantanMT.com is a leading SaaS based machine translation platform that enables users to develop and manage customised machine translation engines in the cloud. The innovative technologies offered on the KantanMT.com platform enable users to easily build MT engines in over 750 language combinations, seamlessly integrating into localization workflows and web applications. KantanMT is based in the INVENT Building, DCU Campus, Dublin 9, Ireland.
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