The Bosnian-Herzegovinian National Corpus (BHNC) is a digital database of reference texts from Bosnia and Herzegovina, encompassing various text types: printed daily and weekly newspapers, scientific publications, online portals, legal texts, parliamentary debates, literary works, and more. The goal is to continuously expand the database with texts ranging from historical ones after World War II to entirely contemporary ones, which will be searchable exclusively for scientific purposes via the CQPweb platform. In addition to a wide range of reference texts, the platform also allows for the installation of smaller corpora to meet the needs of individual researchers and university teaching. Access to the corpus is strictly limited to scientific research and academic education and cannot be used for any commercial purposes.
Beyond her academic engagements, she is active in many areas outside the university. Through volunteer activities, student organizations, work as a tour guide, and various social projects, she has gained valuable experience in teamwork, event organization, and leadership. Her versatility and eagerness for continuous learning enable her to successfully adapt to new challenges and contribute to various initiatives.
Benjamin has worked on various projects, including game development with Unreal Engine and Unity, web scraping initiatives, mobile app development, and the application of advanced DSP techniques for optimized signal processing. Recently, he expanded his horizons in corpus systems and tools like CQPWeb through an international university collaboration in Heidelberg and Mannheim, Germany, where he gained valuable insights into the functionality and applications of corpora in NLP.
With a strong foundation in collaborative projects and independent problem-solving, Benjamin is eager to continue advancing his skills and contributing to fields where technology intersects with language understanding.