Supervision

PhD students

Emilie Francis: University of Gothenburg, Computational Linguistics, ongoing  (joint supervision; main supervisor: Gerlof Bouma, co-supervisor: Elena Volodina)

Felix Morger: University of Gothenburg, Computational Linguistics, ongoing  (joint supervision; main supervisor: Lars Borin, co-supervisor: Richard Johansson)

Master students

Maria Irena Szawerna (Master in Computational linguistics), IŻ SWÓJ JĘZYK MAJĄ! An exploration of the computational methods for identifying language variation in Polish (University of Gothenburg, 2023). Grade: High Pass (Scale: High Pass/Pass/Fail)

Milan Stanišić (Master in Computational linguistics), Identifying hate speech in social media through content and social connections analysis. (University of Gothenburg, 2023). Grade: High Pass (Scale: High Pass/Pass/Fail)

Nadina Suditu (Master in Computational linguistics), WHO’S AFRAID OF COMPLEXITY? An Exploration of the Influence of Native Language Complexity on L2 Complexity. (University of Gothenburg, 2023). Grade: High Pass (Scale: High Pass/Pass/Fail). Joint supervision; co-supervisor: Elena Volodina.

Kieron Hayes (Master in Computer science), Comparative Evaluation of Linguistic, Lexicon-based Sentiment Analysis (Chalmers University, 2022). Grade: Pass (Scale: Pass/Fail)

Viktor Erbro (Master in Mathematical sciences), Linguistic convergence in social-networks, Chalmers University, 2021). Grade: Pass (Scale: Pass/Fail)

Eugenia Kuznetsova (Master in Linguistics), Modelling certain aspects of language evolution by means of laboratory experiments (Lomonosov Moscow State University, 2013). Grade: Good (Scale: Excellent/Good/Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory). Joint supervision; main supervisor: Svetlana Burlak

Bachelor students

Dennis Sehic, August Matseke, Victor Song, Emily Blixt, Vicky Che, Automatisk identifiering av möten och evenemang i Discord [Automatic identification of meetings and events in Discord] (Chalmers University of Technology, 2023). Group grade: 4 (Scale: Fail/3/4/5), individual grades vary between 4 and 5.

Other

2020: Academic advisor to a master's course project. Multi-class classification for SAS chatbot. Students: Oscar Larsen, Neha Patil, Tuoyuan Tan, Jingning Zhou; supervisors: Yating Le, Warren Edgren (SAS).