Creative Multilingualism: AHRC-funded OWRI research programme led by @UniofOxford. Aims to make languages more visible, valued & vibrant! Image by Cedoux Kadima
Creative Multilingualism is a 4-year research programme aiming to release the #creative potential of #languages, shine a spotlight on the UK's hidden #multilingualism & celebrate the many benefits of language #learning.
Explore our programme & projects: https://t.co/S2bSPSEb4M
We are here in the lovely Digital Hub space @JesusOxford with our Summer Showcase: “Language Diversity in the Digital Age”. Our first speaker, Dominik Lukěs @CTLOxford is challenging established paradigms of what LLMs can do for exploring and learning morphology.
Two more days until our summer showcase. We released more tickets! Book yours now!
In case you need more incentive, we’re providing linguistically-enriched, non-virtual snacks & drinks. Plus, a multilingual finale w/ a Grammy-award-winning & internationally recognised musician!
We are thrilled to reveal the shortlist for this year’s Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize. Congratulations to all of the translators! ✨
The winner will be announced at Oxford Translation Day 2024, Saturday 15 June. For more information, visit: https://t.co/RQSz49vphU
At @creativelangs’ Summer Showcase, ‘Language Diversity in the Digital Age’, Matthew Reynolds gives an account of the Prismatic Jane Eyre project while Wen-Chin Ouyang leads interactive experiments exploring AI translation’s capacity for that sort of creativity. 24/05, 5PM