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Past events and conferences


7 July - 9 July 2023

Napoli

International Conference on Human-Informed Translation and Interpreting Technology (HiT-IT 2023) 





ResT-UP 2

24 June 2022

Marseille

Second International Workshop on Resources and Techniques for User Information in Abusive Language Analysis




EUROPHRAS 2022

30 September 2022

Malaga

One paper accepted for the MUMTTT 2022 workshop:

Nolano, G., di Buono, M. P., & Monti, J. (2022). From Monolingual Multiword Expression Discovery to Multilingual Concept Enrichment: an Ontology-based approach

Ghigliottin-AI

Evalita 2020 workshop

30/11- 3/12 2020

ONLINE

Evaluating artificial players for the language game “La Ghigliottina"



ResT-UP


LREC 2020 Workshop

12 May 2020

ONLINE

First Workshop on Resources and Techniques for User and Author Profiling in Abusive Language 







EURALEX 2020 

8-12 September 2020

Ramada Plaza, Thessaloniki, Greece

Three paper accepted:

di Buono, M.P., Caruso, V., & Monti, J., Phraseology modelling in OntoLex Lemon for enhanced lexicographic resources

Caruso, V., Presta, R., De Meo, A., De Simone, F., & Monti, J., App testing for dictionary design

Menniti, A., Caruso, V., Monti, J., Andrisani, A., Beatrice, B., Contento, F., De Tommaso, Z., & Ferrara, F., IdeoMania and gamification add-ons for app dictionaries

SLI 2020 

8-10 September 2021

Università degli Studi di Firenze, Italy

One paper accepted for the Forensic linguistics between scientific research and legal practice workshop:

Manna, R., Pascucci, A., & Monti, J., La misurazione stilistica della falsificazione. I comunicati delle Brigate Rosse (The Measure of Forgery. The statements of the Red Brigades)




EARLY RISK PREDICTION ON THE INTERNET 

CLEF 2021 Workshop

21-24 September 2021

Bucharest

One paper accepted for the Clef eRisk 2021 workshop:

Manna, R. & Monti, J., UniOR NLP at eRisk 2021: Assessing the Severity of Depression with Part of Speech and Syntactic Features



TRAC - 2 

16 May 2020

Palais du Pharo, Marseille, France

One paper accepted: 

Pascucci, A., Manna, R., Masucci, V., & Monti, J., Identifying (Misogynistic) Aggression in English Social Media Texts. A Hybrid Approach of Computational Stylometry, Machine Learning and Linguistic Rules 




STOC

16 May 2020

Palais du Pharo, Marseille, France

One paper accepted: 

Pascucci, A., Manna, R., Caterino, C., Masucci, V., & Monti, J., Is this hotel review truthful or deceptive? A platform for disinformation detection through computational stylometry





GAMES AND NLP 

11 May 2020

Palais du Pharo, Marseille, France

One paper accepted: 

Sangati, F., Pascucci, A., & Monti, J., The Challenge of the TV game La Ghigliottina to NLP 







NOOJ 

4-6 June 2020

University of Zagreb, Croatia

One paper accepted: 

Manna, R., Pascucci, A., di Buono, M.P., & Monti, J., The use of figurative language in a dream descriptions corpus. Exploiting Nooj for stylometric purposes

AIUCD 2020 

15-17 January, 2020 

University of Milan "Cattolica del Sacro Cuore"

One paper accepted: 

Antonio Pascucci, Raffaele Manna, Vincenzo Masucci and Johanna Monti, Paul is Dead? Differences and Similarities before and after Paul McCartney's Supposed Death. Stylometric Analysis on Transcribed Interviews 


CLic-it 2019 

Sixth Italian Conference on Computational Linguistics

November 13-15, 2019

University of Bari "Aldo Moro"

Two papers accepted: 

Manna R., Pascucci A. & Monti J. Gender Detection and Stylistic Differences and Similarities between Males and Females in a Dream Tales Blog

Speranza G., Carlino C. & Ahmadi S. Creating a Multilingual Terminological Resource using Linked Data: the case of archaeological domain in the Italian language

CELDA 2019: Cognition and Exploratory Learning in Digital Age

        7-9 November,       2019

        University of        Cagliari

One paper accepted: 

Annalisa Raffone and Johanna Monti, Becoming Storytellers: Improving ESL Students' Academic Engagement and 21st Century Skills through Interactive Digital Storytelling  





Europhras 2019 

25-27 September - Malaga

Two papers accepted: 

1. Valeria Caruso, Johanna Monti and Roberta Presta, Combining descriptive needs and data intelligibility in a dictionary app for Italian idioms: issues and future perspectives

2. Carola Carlino and Johanna Monti, Identification of MWUs in the archaeological domain




Innovation in Language Learning

14 - 15 November 2019 - Florence 

Two papers accepted: 


International Conference Languaging Diversity 2019 

24-27 September 2019

University of Zaragoza, Teruel, Spain 

One paper accepted: 

Manna R., Pascucci A. & Monti J. Stylometric analysis of the rhetoric of persuasion. 




ELEX 2019: SMART LEXICOGRAPHY

October 1-3  Sintra, Portugal

One paper accepted: 

Valeria Caruso, Johanna Monti and Roberta Presta, How App design can improve lexicographic outcomes? Examples from an Italian idiom dictionary







The Digital Storytelling Lab at UNIOR

The Digital Storytelling (DST) Laboratory is the first Digital Storytelling Lab at “L’Orientale” University of Naples and the first Lab of this type in the Campania region.

The DST Lab aims at representing both an innovative teaching and learning methodology and also a place of experimentation and production that, due to the combination of traditional storytelling with digital multimedia, attempts to foster both linguistic and digital skills according to the Framework for 21st Century Learning.

Ateneapoli  about our Digital Storytelling Lab

International Conference "The Future of Education" 

Florence, Italy

27 - 28 June 2019


Talk entitled "Phrasal-Quest: designing a Game-based Storytelling Approach to teach English VMWEs" by Annalisa Raffone



ResT-UP 2 @LREC 2022

ResT-UP 2 will be held in conjunction with LREC2022 (https://lrec2022.lrec-conf.org/) on June 24, 2022 (a full day session), and aims at bringing together researchers and scholars working on stylometric analysis and automatic detection of abusive language on the Web, e.g., cyberbullying or hate speech, with a twofold objective: improving the existing Linguistic Resources (LRs), e.g., datasets, corpora, lexicons, and sharing ideas on stylometry techniques and features useful to characterise abusive language online in a fair and transparent way.