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 +====== 4th UPSKILLS Multiplier Event: "Learn by playing? Upskilling linguistics and languages HE students with the aid of educational games" ======
 +Publication date: 22 May 2023 \\
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 +The UPSKILLS consortium is happy to announce the 4th Multiplier Event: //Learn by playing? Upskilling linguistics and languages HE students with the aid of educational games//. 
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 +The event takes place on the **30th of May** at the **Valletta Campus, University of Malta**. The event will run from 9.30am to 3.45pm. This is a hybrid event and registration is free-of-charge! Click [[https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScQxZ-gvY9D2zK2-5wCbiMV3AnPPXGb4AgWpBZeEWagol6ZcQ/viewform|here]] for **on-site registration** or [[https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf9wEXgtn87sO97PJd3rPCmT7Vyl76K4HmZ2P5VFW0vRbyNJg/viewform|here]] for **online registration**. Head over to the event [[https://upskillsproject.eu/events/4th-multiplier-event/|website]] to find out more! 
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 +The first part of the programme will introduce the audience to the UPSKILLS project, and more specifically its initial needs analysis, its guidelines and best practices for research-based teaching and the learning materials that the consortium partners propose, whereas the second part will zoom in on the use of games within its remit. 
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 +The event mainly targets educators, lecturers and curriculum designers, but students and other stakeholders interested in educational games and/or languages and linguistics are more than welcome to join.
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 +====== Book "CLARIN The Infrastructure for Language Resources" published with OA ======
 +Publication date: 8 May 2023 \\
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 +CLARIN, the "Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure", has established itself as a major player in the field of research infrastructures for the humanities. This volume edited by Darja Fišer and Andreas Witt (De Gruyter, 2022) provides a comprehensive overview of the organization, its members, its goals and its functioning, as well as of the tools and resources hosted by the infrastructure. \\
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 +The many contributors representing various fields, from computer science to law to psychology, analyse a wide range of topics, such as the technology behind the CLARIN infrastructure, the use of CLARIN resources in diverse research projects, the achievements of selected national CLARIN consortia, and the challenges that CLARIN has faced and will face in the future.
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 +Part I: CLARIN: An Introduction of the ERIC\\
 +Part II: Technical Infrastructure\\
 +Part III: Knowledge Infrastructure\\
 +Part IV: Research Driven by Infrastructure
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 +Access all chapters with OA [[https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/9783110767377/html#contents|here]]. 
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 +====== New SWISSUbase version release: April 2023 ======
 +Publication date: 27 April 2023 \\
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 +SWISSUbase has a new version release (April 2023).  {{ :swissubase.jpg?direct&250|}}
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 +Watch [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7smT7T03h4|this video]] to see the new features and updates of this SWISSUbase version release. For a step-by-step guidance about discovering the new release, read {{ :swissubase_new_release_and_features_april_2023.pdf |here}}.
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 +Among the new features: SWISSUbase now has download statistics for your datasets, updated catalogue search and license types, among others. See the SWISSUbase [[https://resources.swissubase.ch/about-us/about-us/releases/?lang=fr|release updates]] for more details. 
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 +**New to SWISSUbase? Click [[https://resources.swissubase.ch/swissubase-general-flyer-2022/|here]] to learn more.**
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 +====== Participation of CLARIN-CH in the UPSKILLS workshop (Geneva, 21-22 April 2023) ======
 +Publication date: 27 April 2023 \\
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 +The UPSKILLS project is an Erasmus+ strategic partnership for higher education that seeks to identify and tackle the gaps and mismatches in skills for linguistics and language students through the development of a new curriculum component and supporting materials to be embedded in existing programmes of study. All the materials produced by the project will be made available with OA on the project website around June 2023 by means of a Moodle platform. Keep an eye on it!
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 +As partner of the Geneva UPSKILLS workshop, we participated to provide an overview of CLARIN ERIC and CLARIN-CH. 
 +{{ ::clarin_clarin-ch_upskills_slides_v21042023.pdf |Here}} you can find the slides of the presentation made on April 21, 2023, in Geneva.
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 +====== Presentation of Switzerland and CLARIN-CH in the CLARIN ERIC General Assembly 2023 ======
 +Publication date: 19 April 2023 \\
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 +After joining CLARIN ERIC as observer in January 2023, Switzerland was invited to present the CLARIN-CH consortium, the national infrastructure and our plans for the future. This presentation was done at the CLARIN ERIC General Assembly 2023 by Cristina Grisot, Scientific Coordinator, and Katharina Eggenberger, National Representative.
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 +{{ :clarin-ch_slidesclarin-ga_v17042023.pdf |Here}} you can find the slides of the presentation made on April 19, 2023, in Lisbon.
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 +====== Deadline Extension: Call for Abstracts CLARIN2023 ======
 +Publication date: 14 April 2023 \\
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 +The deadline for the submission of abstracts for the CLARIN Annual Conference 2023 (CLARIN2023) is now extended to **28 April 2023**.
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 +The CLARIN Annual Conference is organised for the wider humanities and social sciences community in order to exchange experiences in **working with the CLARIN infrastructure**, **share best practices**, and **discuss plans for future developments**. 
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 +CLARIN2023 will be a face-to-face event, which will also be fully accessible virtually (hybrid format). The conference will take place in the historic city of Leuven, Belgium.
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 +Read the full call [[https://www.clarin.eu/content/call-abstracts-clarin-annual-conference-2023|here]].
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 +====== Swiss national conference Open Up Digital Editions ======
 +Publication date: 6 April 2023 \\
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 +The conference **Open Up Digital Editions** will take place on January 25 and 26, 2024 in Zurich and will be hosted by the Center for Digital Editions (UZH) and the Research and Infrastructure Support unit RISE (University of Basel). 
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 +The conference will focus on the use and re-use of digital editions and edition data. With the growing number of digital editions and the continuous availability of new edition data, issues of use and re-use are increasingly coming to the fore. However, many questions remain open and unresolved: //Do editions meet the research needs? Which standards should future projects adopt? How do digital editions remain accessible after the end of the project? How can edition projects be linked with each other?//
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 +**Round tables** with: Prof. Tara Andrews (University of Wien), Prof. Elena Pierazzo (University of Tours), Stefan Dumont (Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities), Dr. Rita Gautschy (DaSCH), Dr. Matteo Romanello (University of Lausanne), Silke Bellanger (UB Basel Open Science), e-editiones, Dr. Rainer Hugener (Staatsarchiv | Kanton Zürich), Elena Chestnova (Università della Svizzera Italiana), among others.
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 +**Everyone interested in digital scholarly editions is cordially invited to submit a contribution.**
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 +All information, including how to submit a contribution, can be found on the conference website: https://open-up-dse.github.io/.
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 +**Organisers**: Yann Stricker (ZDE) and Elena Spadini (RISE)
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 +====== Kick off event for the CHORD-Talk-in-interaction project  ======
 +Publication date: 29 March 2023 \\
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 +A workshop about **spoken corpora as open research data** (ORD) will take place on the West campus of USI Università della Svizzera italiana, main building, room 253, on **April 28**, 2023, **4 pm - 6:30 p**m: 
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 +//KIParla corpus: history, methodological choices and future challenges / Corpus KIParla: storia, scelte metodologiche e sfide future//
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 +Caterina Mauri and Silvia Ballarè (University of Bologna) will present the KIParla corpus of spoken Italian, in dialogue with Lorenza Mondada (University of Basel), and engage in a debate with the audience about practices and challenges related to data collection, storage, sharing and reuse in the study of talk-in-interaction. The workshop addresses a public of researchers in interactional linguistics and neighbouring fields and, more generally, of researchers in the humanities who are interested in the topic of open data. It can be attended on site and online via Zoom. On site participants are invited to a small networking reception after the workshop. Please register for participation by April 24th, 2023 (see the links below).
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 +The workshop kicks off the project **Data-sharing skills in corpus-based research about talk-in-interaction** (short title: **CHORD-Talk-in-interaction**), which is part of the Open Research Data grant program (ORD) promoted by SwissUniversities and involves a team of linguists from USI and the universities of Basel, Lausanne and Neuchâtel.
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 +Contact for CHORD-Talk-in-interaction: Johanna Miecznikowski (USI)
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 +Workshop webpage: https://bit.ly/CHORDTalk-WS1
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 +Registration form: https://usi.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cZleO2fnCSM4cNo
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 +Twitter: @CHORDTalk
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 +====== Swissdox@LiRI Newsletter: March 2023  ======
 +Publication date: 27 March 2023 \\
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 +There are interesting news about [[https://www.liri.uzh.ch/en/services/swissdox.html|Swissdox@LiRI]], the media database of the Linguistic Research Infrastructure - LiRI:
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 +1) Swissdox@LiRI is now also accessible via an API: so you can access the database directly from a script, submit queries and download data. All information can be found in the manual available [[https://liri.linguistik.uzh.ch/wiki/langtech/swissdox/api|here]].
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 +2) As part of the SwissText conference in June 2023, we are calling for a hackathon: We provide a dataset from Swissdox@LiRI containing 100,000 Swiss news articles from each newspaper (German and French language). This large dataset makes it possible to answer a variety of questions from the perspective of political science, media studies, linguistics, history, and other fields. Researchers who normally do not have access to the Swissdox@LiRI database can also participate! Read more [[https://www.swisstext.org/swissdox-hackathon/|here]]. 
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 +CLARIN-CH is an **academic partner** of SwissText conference so **all participants, who are members of the CLARIN and CLARIN-CH communities, get 25% discount on the registration fees**.
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 +3) SwissBERT: Jannis Vamvas, Johannes Graën and Rico Sennrich published a language model trained with 21 million articles from Swissdox@LiRI. The language model and all information about it are available [[https://huggingface.co/ZurichNLP/swissbert|here]]. This is just one of many examples of great research being done with Swissdox@LiRI data!
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 +The Swissdox@LiRI team hopes you can do great research with the data as well and is always happy to hear about it. Please don't forget to mention the use of the data in your publications. This will help Swissdox@LiRI to continue to operate and fund the service in the years to come.
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 +====== Tour de Suisse: UNIFR on 31 March 12h00-13h00  ======
 +Publication date: 27 March 2023 \\
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 +The next CLARIN and CLARIN-CH information session will take place at the **University of Fribourg**, ** on site** and **online**.
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 +If you want to participate, please write to [[cristina.grisot@uzh.ch|Cristina Grisot]] to ask for the location details or the Zoom link. \\
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 +If you have missed the presentation or want to have access to the slides, please find them {{ :clarin_clarin-ch_slides_march2023_unifr.pdf |here}}. 
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 +====== Linguists in tech: closing the skills gap ======
 +Publication date: 21 February 2023 \\
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 +This workshop is the second Swiss multiplier event of the UPSKILLS project. It will take place at the **University of Geneva** on **21-22 April 2023**. 
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 +Its goal is to bring together members of academia and companies across Switzerland to work on improving employability of language and linguistics students. Why is this necessary? Because language and linguistics students are generally excluded from the job market working with language data due to the fact that the relevant university curricula do not provide adequate training in a narrow range of technical domains. 
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 +The //Linguists in tech: closing the skills gap// workshop will present the needs analyses that led to the planification and the design of a repository of didactic material targeting at bridging the mismatch between what the job market needs and what is currently offered to language and linguistics students. The event will also revolve around several social moments to favour informal exchanges between guests from the industry and the academic community. 
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 +Find the **programme** [[https://upskillsproject.eu/events/swiss-multiplier-event-2/|here]].
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 +Anyone interested in the topic is welcome to take part in the event. The participation is free. PhD students are particularly welcome. To register, please fill in this [[https://researchprojectjb.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3VPtROrWfOV6nNs|form]] before **March 20** at the latest. 
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 +====== UNIFR joins the CLARIN-CH Consortium ======
 +Publication date: 9 February 2023 \\
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 +We are happy to announce that the University of Fribourg has joined the CLARIN-CH Consortium! We are grateful to the vice-rector for research, prof. Katharina Fromm, as well as the members of the local scientific community, for their support. 
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 +We are looking forward to collaborating with all our members to further develop the CLARIN-CH network!
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 +====== Call for Abstracts: CLARIN Annual Conference 2023 ======
 +Publication date: 25 January 2023 \\
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 +CLARIN ERIC announces the **CLARIN Annual Conference 2023** and calls for the submission of extended abstracts. CLARIN is the European research infrastructure that makes digital language resources available to scholars, researchers, students and citizen-scientists from a wide range of disciplines, coordinates the collection of language resources and tools, and offers advanced tools to explore, exploit, annotate, analyse or combine such datasets, regardless of their location.
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 +The CLARIN Conference 2023 will take place on **16-18 October 2023** and it will be a face-to-face event, which will also be fully accessible virtually. The conference will take place in the historic city of **Leuven, Belgium**, at the heritage campus of the Irish College. 
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 +**Conference Aims**
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 +The CLARIN Annual Conference is organised for the wider Humanities and Social Sciences (SSH) community in order to exchange experiences and best practices in working with the CLARIN infrastructure and to share plans for future developments. 
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 +The programme will cover a range of topics, including the **design**, **construction** and **operation of the CLARIN infrastructure**, the **data**, **tools** and **services** that it contains or should contain, its **actual use by researchers**, **teachers** or **interested parties**, its **relation to other infrastructures and projects**, and the CLARIN **Knowledge Infrastructure**.
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 +Please read [[https://www.clarin.eu/content/call-abstracts-clarin-annual-conference-2023|here]] the details description of the **conference topics** and the **types of submissions**.
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 +**Submission deadline: 14 April 2023**
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 +====== Language Technologies and Digital Humanities: Resources and Applications Call for papers ======
 +Publication date: 20 January 2023 \\
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 +CLaDA-BG, the Bulgarian national research infrastructure for resources and technologies for linguistic, cultural and historical heritage, integrated within CLARIN ERIC and DARIAH ERIC, announces the :
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 +//Language Technologies and Digital Humanities: Resources and Applications (LTаDH-RA)\\
 +[[https://clada-bg.eu/en/dissemination/events/international-clada-bg-conference-2023.html|CLaDA-BG 2023 Conference]]//
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 +Sofia, Bulgaria\\
 +10-12 May 2023
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 +CLaDA-BG is the Bulgarian national research infrastructure for resources and technologies for linguistic, cultural and historical heritage, integrated within CLARIN EU and DARIAH EU. Its mission is to provide access to the necessary resources and technologies that would support the research in Social Sciences and Humanities (SS&H). Modeling and linking of various types of knowledge and its contexts is crucial for the successful research in the interdisciplinary field of resources and technologies related to language, culture and history.
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 +This is the second edition of the CLaDA-BG conference. It aims at bringing together NLP developers, linguists, digital humanitarians, scholars and all parties interested in knowledge modeling and linking data for research.
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 +**Topics of Interest:**
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 +  * Problems in SS&H – research methods, technological support
 +  * Language technologies for sentiment analysis, semantic technologies, trust-worthiness of knowledge graphs, ethical challenges in digital SS&H
 +  * Knowledge Modeling and Elicitation for digital SS&H
 +  * Specific Language Resources and Technologies for historical texts, parliamentary records, speech and multimodal corpora, social media data
 +  * The role of digital libraries, archives and museums in digital SS&H research
 +  * Language Interface to Knowledge Graphs in SS&H
 +  * Knowledge-modeled and linked applications in SS&H
 +  * Best practices and new trends in Knowledge Modeling and Linking for language, culture and history
 +**Invited Speakers**:
 +  * Alessandro Lenci, Università di Pisa, Italy
 +  * Erhard Hinrichs, Leibniz Institut für Deutsche Sprache Mannheim and Tübingen University, Germany
 +  * Milena Dobreva, Sofia University St Kliment Ohridski, Bulgaria
 +**Important Dates**
 +  * Submission deadline: 24.02.2023
 +  * Notification of acceptance: 3.04.2023
 +  * Final Submission: 3.05.2023
 +  * Conference: 10-12.05.2023
 +**Submissions:**
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 +Oral presentations or posters (optionally with demo) are welcomed. There are two modes of submissions: Full papers (6 to 12 pages) or extended abstracts (3-5 pages, references excluded) in PDF format, in accordance with the [[https://www.springer.com/gp/computer-science/lncs/conference-proceedings-guidelines|Springer Computer Science Proceedings]].
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 +Please submit your full paper or extended abstract in PDF to this [[https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=ltdhra2023|EasyChair link]].
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 +For contacting organizers, please use this [[ltadh-ra@bultreebank.org|email]].
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 +====== Winter School on Corpus Data for the Analysis of Discourse, Interactions and Arguments ======
 +Publication date: 20 January 2023 \\
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 +Università della Svizzera italiana (USI) and the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW), together with the CLARIN-CH consortium, is happy to announce the **Winter School on Corpus Data for the Analysis of Discourse, Interactions and Arguments**, which will take place on February 7-9, 2023, in Lugano.
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 +The main goal of the Winter School is to create a stage where PhD students can meet, interact and discuss their corpus data with Swiss and international senior researchers who are recognized leaders in the domains of **corpus studies**, **discourse analysis** and **argumentation mining**. The school involves three types of activities: 1) longer methodological seminars, 2) shorter interactive sessions guiding students through issues of data analysis, and 3) data sessions where PhD students present their ongoing research and discuss issues and solutions regarding the analysis of corpus data pertaining to 
 +their PhD theses. 
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 +**In the programme:**\\
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 +**Data-focused seminars** 
 +  *  //QT30 and beyond:// //Analysing argumentation in the wild//, Chris Reed (University of Dundee) and Annette Hautli-Janisz (University of Passau):
 +  * //Collecting and analyzing data on social media//, Aleksandra Gnach (ZHAW)
 +**Interactive seminars** 
 +  *  //Corpus Linguistics for Discourse Analysis: Data and Methods//, Noah Bubenhofer (UZH), Julia Krasselt (ZHAW) 
 +  *  //Transforming talk into data: the role of transcription Panel on Open Research Data in the area of linguistics//, Johanna Miecznikowski (USI)
 +**Panel on Open Research Data in the area of linguistics:**
 +  *  //Upgrading the linguistic ORD-ecosystem Up-LORD// (main applicant: UZH, PI: Noah Bubehofer) 
 +  *  //Swiss-AL: Linguistic ORD Practices for Applied Science//s (main applicant ZHAW, PI: Julia Krasselt) 
 +  *  //Data-sharing skills in corpus-based research on talk-in-interaction// (main applicant: USI, PI: Johanna Miecznikowski-Fuenfschilling)
 +**Presentation of CLARIN-CH and CLARIN resources**, Cristina Grisot (University of Zurich, Scientific Coordinator)\\
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 +**Please find {{ :land_winter_school.pdf |here}} the Programme and the abstracts of alls seminars.** 
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 +Attenting the conference is still possible as **audience**. For PhD students, the costs for the travel and hotel are covered by the Doctoral programme.
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 +**If you want to participate, please contact** [[olena.yaskorska-shah@usi.ch|Dr. Olena Yaskorska Shah]].
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 +====== SwissText - Swiss Text Analytics Conference: Call for papers  ======
 +Publication date: 17 January 2023 \\
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 +CLARIN-CH is an academic partner of the 8th Swiss Text Analytics Conference (SwissText) which takes place on June 12-14, 2023 in Neuchâtel, Switzerland at the HE-Arc - Haute École Arc.
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 +SwissText is an annual conference that brings together text analytics experts from industry and academia. It is organized by the Swiss Association for Natural Language Processing (SwissNLP) in collaboration with the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Western Switzerland, the Zurich University of Applied Sciences and the data innovation alliance.
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 +The conference will feature the following tracks:\\
 +✅ Applied track: Short abstract (approx 0.5-1 page) in the form of a talk, poster or Demo.\\
 +✅ Scientific Research\\
 +✅ Regular Track: Full paper (6-8 pages)\\
 +✅ Junior Track: Short paper (up to 4 pages), extended feedback, possibility to re-submit revised version.\\
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 +**Submission deadline**: March 15, 2023\\
 +All CLARIN and CLARIN-CH members get a 25% discount on the conference fees.
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 +For more details and information about the submission procedure, read [[https://www.swisstext.org/call-for-papers/|here]].
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 +====== [C4Education] Call for heritage showcase funding - Deadline 31 January 2023  ======
 +Publication date: 16 January 2023 \\
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 +**Open Call for Projects/Applications**
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 +[[https://heritageinnovation.eu/c4education/|C4Education]], which is a EU-fuded project, will develop and run a virtual lab comprising an application marketplace that includes certification criteria and distribution models for **digital tools for cultural heritage** as well as a corresponding **training platform**.  
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 +They kindly invite our community to take this call as an opportunity to showcase their cultural heritage applications with the prospect of economic and societal impact, which are already developed and validated in relevant environments. Be most welcome to apply and potentially benefit from the following offers: 
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 +  * A voucher of 3.000 € per selected demo-case 
 +  * Priority onboarding to the platform (with access to approximately 14.000 cultural heritage professionals and customers) 
 +  * High-quality support for developing added-value-services for customers.  
 +Submission deadline: 31 January 2023  
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 +**All details on the call can be found here**: [[https://heritageinnovation.eu/c4education/open-call-for-projects-applications/|Open Call for Projects/Applications – Heritage Innovation]] 
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 +====== Register now for the online webinar to discover the Language Repository of Switzerland!  ======
 +Publication date: 5 January 2023 \\
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 +📢 **A live webinar will take place on February 14** (15:00-16:00 CET) to present the **new Language Repository of Switzerland (LaRS)**, powered by SWISSUbase.
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 +**Register** [[https://newsletter.forscenter.ch/newsletter/index.php/lists/bl638lk4r7ce7/subscribe|here]] for this free event!
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 +In this webinar, you will learn about the [[https://www.swissubase.ch/en/|SWISSUbase]] archiving platform for the linguistics community and the services provided to researchers including data curation, archiving and publishing of your linguistics data. The session will include a demonstration of the platform and time for questions and answers. The webinar will be held in English.
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 +Join us to discover more about the new Language Repository of Switzerland and SWISSUbase!
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 +For more information, visit the website: [[https://www.lars.uzh.ch/en.html|Language Repository of Switzerland (LaRS)]] or download the [[https://resources.swissubase.ch/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/LaRS-and-SWISSUbase-flyer.pdf|LaRS-SWISSUbase flyer]] for more details.
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 +====== Switzerland joins CLARIN ERIC as Observer starting with 1 January 2023  ======
 +Publication date: 30 November 2022 \\
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 +📢 We are very happy to announce that **Switzerland joins CLARIN ERIC **as** Observer** starting with 1 January 2023.\\
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 +This is a great accomplishment for the CLARIN-CH Consortium and we are very thankful to all Swiss institutions members of CLARIN-CH for their support and to the SERI for agreeing to request Switzerland's membership.
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 +We are also very thankful to CLARIN ERIC and the CLARIN General Assembly for accepting Switzerland in the CLARIN family and we are looking forward to the next steps. 
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 +====== CLARIN-CH information session at UNIGE on 29 November 12h15-13h30  ======
 +Publication date: 11 November 2022 \\
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 +The next CLARIN and CLARIN-CH information session will take place at the **University of Geneva**, ** on site** and **online**.
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 +If you want to participate, please write to [[cristina.grisot@uzh.ch|cristina.grisot@uzh.ch]] to ask for the location details or the Zoom link. \\
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 +If you missed the presentation, please have a look at the [[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zelhdPrZazZnHQIfQ9I8DdHm9ks6uB6_/view?usp=sharing|slides]] and/or the [[https://clipchamp.com/watch/kFpNZz8gDD5|recording]]. 
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 +====== CLARIN-CH takes part in the second event organised within the "SSH Research Infrastructures in Switzerland" ======
 +Publication date: 11 November 2022 \\
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 +As a follow up to the first event (31 May 2022) and of the position paper (November 2022), the coordination group of this initiative invites the members of the Swiss SSH scientific community interested in research infrastructures to a **second event** on **18 January 2023** in **Bern**. 
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 +The goals of the event are to raise awareness on the importance of research infrastructure in the SSH domain, to understand how the funding process functions and to learn from the experience of other countries on how collaborations between projects and infrastructures work.
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 +For more information on the **programme** and **to register**, please see the webpage of the event [[https://www.dariah.ch/post/ssh-research-infrastructures-in-switzerland-initiative#viewer-c7jpf|here]]. 
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 +====== UNIGE joins the CLARIN-CH Consortium ======
 +Publication date: 4 November 2022 \\
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 +We are happy to announce that the University of Geneva has joined the CLARIN-CH Consortium! We are grateful to the vice-rector for research, prof. Brigitte Galliot, for her support. 
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 +We are looking forward to collaborating with all our members to further develop the CLARIN-CH network!
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 +----------------
 +====== New CLARIN promotion video ======
 +Publication date: 27 October 2022 \\
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 +📢 Discover the new CLARIN [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfDWBaaAcIw&t=5s|promotion video]], which explains its functioning and utility for research in the field of social and human sciences ! 
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 +Watch it - it takes only 3 minutes - and we guarantee you will want to start using the CLARIN infrastructure!
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 +====== Participation of CLARIN-CH in the newly created Swiss EOSC ======
 +Publication date: 6 September 2022 \\
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 +The EOSC Association is the legal entity established to govern the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC).\\ 
 +It's Swiss members aim to build-up an **EOSC community in Switzerland**.
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 +You are kindly invited to the kick-off event, which will take place:
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 +**Thursday 29th September, 16.00-17.15**, online via [[https://ethz.zoom.us/j/61616559357?pwd=ckplY1U4a2Q0WTMxMTJJMGJkVnNRUT09|Zoom]] (registration is not required)
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 +**The programme is as follows:**
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 +__General introduction:__ 
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 +Part 1: //What is EOSC? Objectives, EOSC Projects, Achievements// 
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 +Part 2: //What does EOSC mean for Switzerland? – 3 examples//
 +
 +  * Some experiences and views (Owen Appleton, SIB)
 +  * Photon and Neutron data services in EOSC (Mirjam van Daalen, PSI)
 +  * Social Sciences and Humanities RIs in EOSC (Cristina Grisot, CLARIN-CH & DARIAH-CH)
 +__Break out rooms:__ //community building// - meet the people who work for different EOSC Task Forces, data service and infrastructure providers and domain-specific FAIR initiatives
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 +__Discussion:__ //Next steps to build up the EOSC community in Switzerland//
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 ======About the "Social Sciences and Humanities Research Infrastructures in Switzerland" initiative ====== ======About the "Social Sciences and Humanities Research Infrastructures in Switzerland" initiative ======
-Publication date: 23 August 2022 \\+Publication date: 30 August 2022 \\
  
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 This working group has started a reflexion in order gather the SSH community and to defend its interests with respect to RIs. This is being done through a series of **events** and a **position paper**:  This working group has started a reflexion in order gather the SSH community and to defend its interests with respect to RIs. This is being done through a series of **events** and a **position paper**: 
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-  * The **first event**, which took place on March 31, 2022, gathered several stakeholders - researchers, representatives of academic and research institutions, the SNSF, SERI and Euresearch. You can find here the {{ ::presentation_ri_stakeholder_31.5.2022_versionjuly2022.pdf |slides}} of the meeting.+  * The **first event**, which took place on Mai 31, 2022, gathered several stakeholders - researchers, representatives of academic and research institutions, the SNSF, SERI and Euresearch. You can find here the {{ ::presentation_ri_stakeholder_31.5.2022_versionjuly2022.pdf |slides}} of the meeting.
  
-  * The **second event** will take place in autumn 2022. More information will be provided in due time. +  * The **second event** will take place on 18 January 2023. The idea is to have a full day event, whose objective are to try to learn about **concrete infrastructure proposals** and to exchange on how we can **coordinate** and **create synergies** between different concrete projects. So, in addition to keynote speakers, there will also be slots for different projects presentations. 
  
-  * The **position paper** is currently being circulated in the SSH community to collect for support signatures. **Downlowd it** {{ :position_paper_ssh_infrastructures_24082022.pdf |here}} **to read it**. **To support it, please fill in this** [[ https://researchprojectjb.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9sLXT8MRxmjClZc |form]] **before September 30**. +  * The **position paper** is currently being circulated in the SSH community to collect for support signatures. **Downlowd it** {{ :position_paper_ssh_infrastructures_24082022.pdf |here}} **to read it**. **To support it, please fill in** [[ https://researchprojectjb.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9sLXT8MRxmjClZc |this form]] ** **before** September 30**. 
  
 For more information about the initiative and how to get involved, please write to [[cristina.grisot@uzh.ch |Dr. Cristina Grisot]], Scientific Coordinator of CLARIN-CH or [[georg.lutz@unil.ch|Prof. Dr. Georg Lutz]], director of FORS - Swiss Center of Expertise in the Social Sciences. For more information about the initiative and how to get involved, please write to [[cristina.grisot@uzh.ch |Dr. Cristina Grisot]], Scientific Coordinator of CLARIN-CH or [[georg.lutz@unil.ch|Prof. Dr. Georg Lutz]], director of FORS - Swiss Center of Expertise in the Social Sciences.

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