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The Institute for Humanities and Data Science at Chosun University, together with the Korean Society of Speech Sciences, held the 2026 Fall Joint Conference on October 17, 2026 (Sat.) at Chosun University under the theme “Human Speech in Context: Development, Diversity, and Technology.”
The program featured invited lectures by Professor Eon-Suk Ko and Professor Jong-Won Shin (GIST), three oral presentation sessions, and the KSSS general assembly. We thank all the researchers who took part.
The work “Testing the Effects of Syntactic Framing on Shape Bias in Korean Adults” by Jongmin Jung and Eon-Suk Ko of the Center for Data Science in Humanities at Chosun University has been selected as a Meritorious Poster Submission for the 2026 ASHA Convention.
Of the 1,418 poster submissions received in 2026, only 85 were selected for meritorious recognition, representing approximately 6% of all submissions. The work will be presented as a poster at the 2026 ASHA Convention on November 19.
The Center for Data Science in Humanities at Chosun University successfully hosted the HK 3.0 International Workshop 「Language, Cognition, and Society 2026」 from August 19 to 20, 2026. Researchers from Korea and abroad participated both in person and online, sharing research findings and methodologies across the fields of language, cognition, and society and engaging in active academic exchange.
The Center for Data Science in Humanities at Chosun University hosted the Research Methods Tutorial 「From Experimental Design to Statistical Analysis: Research Methods in Language Science」 on August 21, 2026. Participants explored essential research methods in language science, including experimental design, data collection, and statistical analysis, through practical examples and hands-on activities.
The Center for Data Science in Humanities and the Chosun Baby Lab are pleased to welcome two students participating in the 2026 Summer Research Internship Program.
This year's program includes Subin Kim (University of Chicago) and Hadiya Cabdi (Smith College), who are conducting research on children's social relationship inference based on Korean honorific speech and cross-cultural multimodal communication in Korean and U.S. mother-child interactions, respectively.
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The Center for Data Science in Humanities at Chosun University invites you to a Speaker Series talk by Cheol-ho Jang, MD, at Korea Veterans Health Service Gwangju Hospital.
Title: Hearing Rehabilitation for Older Adults
Date & Time: October 30, 2026 (Fri), 3:00 PM (KST)
Format: In-person and online via Zoom (Korean with automatic English translation)
Venue: Room 5113, Main Building, Chosun University
This talk will explore age-related hearing loss and its impact on older adults' quality of life. It will introduce various hearing rehabilitation methods, including bone-anchored hearing devices, middle ear implants, and cochlear implants. Clinical experiences, future research directions, and tinnitus management will also be discussed.
Please register using the link below or the QR code on the poster. The Zoom invitation will be sent individually to registered participants.
Registration: Google Form
We look forward to your participation.
[Conference] 2026 Fall Joint Conference: Call for Presentations
[Conference] 2026 Fall Joint Conference: Call for Presentations
The Institute for Humanities and Data Science at Chosun University, in collaboration with the Korean Society of Speech Sciences, will host the 2026 Fall Joint Conference at Chosun University on October 17, 2026 (Sat.).
Theme: Human Speech in Context: Development, Diversity, and Technology
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 14, 2026 (Mon.)
Early Registration: September 18 (Fri.) – October 6, 2026 (Tue.)
We warmly invite researchers in phonetics, speech engineering, corpus linguistics, and related fields to participate in the conference. → The conference was held on October 17. See “Learn More” below for the event report and photos.
Event: Truly Global / L+ / Summer/Winter School on Language Acquisition 2026
Date: Completed (online)
Prof. Eon-Suk Ko delivered an online lecture, “Research Methods: Experimental Data,” to about 130 students from around the world, focusing on experimental methods in infant language acquisition research.
For more detailed information regarding this lecture, please visit the official website below.
Link: https://www.lplusschool.org/
The Center for Data Science in Humanities, a leading center for the convergence of humanities and data science, is seeking creative and motivated graduate students to join our research community.
Fields of Study:
Department of English Language and Literature
Department of Data Science
Scholarship:
Full tuition support (based on research participation)
▣ Graduate Program Information Session ▣
Date: Wednesday, November 12, 1:00 PM
Location: Center for Data Science in Humanities, 7th Floor, North Wing, Main Building
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April 2026 Newsletter
April 2026 Newsletter
Updates on the Center’s Research and Activities
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Partner Institutions and Related Sites
Partner Institutions and Related Sites
The Center for Data Science in Humanities collaborates with major domestic and international research institutions,
including Stanford University and POSTECH, to conduct AI-based language research.
including Stanford University and POSTECH, to conduct AI-based language research.
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