I noticed that DFKI posted job openings on comp.ai today, and thought
I'd had a look at what they're doing these days (I worked at the CL
department in Saarbr�cken, which cooperated a lot with DFKI, until
10 years ago):
> * 200431 - Three researchers and software engineers in the area of
> semantic web and question answering, starting around 07/04
> (05.05.2004, closing date 15.06.2004)
> http://www.dfki.de/lt/job_details.php?id=200431
I quote:
* Information extraction
* Linguistic analysis
* Software technologies based on XML, RDF, OWL (e.g., Prot?g?, Jena)
* Software development in Java
* Machine learning
* Ontology-based QA
* Evaluation of QA
Good grief! And this used to be a thriving lisp community!
Is this typical for AI/CL research centers these days?
(In case you think RDF means Reality Distortion Field: It doesn't.
It means Resource Description Framework. But from what I've seen
of RDF, I think you need an RDF to work with it :-()
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(espen)