Maria Boritchev Computational Linguist
| About | Publications | Projects | DinG | Teaching | Resources |
Welcome to my homepage!
I am Maria Boritchev, PhD. I am now a maîtresse de conférences (~assistant/associate professor) in the Signal, Statistics and Learning (S2A) team in the Information Processing and Communications Laboratory (LTCI) of Télécom Paris. I am a computational linguist, interested in working on all things that are related to linguistics of human-generated data. I work on semantics and meaning representation of natural languages (mainly French, English, but also Russian, Italian, Polish, Spanish, Chinese) and I have lately been specialising in Abstract Meaning Representation.
After studying at the ENS Lyon and completing a Master of Science in Natural Language Processing at the Université de Lorraine, I defended my PhD in Computer Science, entitled Modeling dialogues in a dynamic theory of types, in November 2021, at the Loria, under the supervision of Maxime Amblard and Philippe de Groote. My old homepage can be found here. After my PhD, I was a postdoctoral researcher at the Mathematical Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences, in Warsaw, Poland, and then in Orange Labs, Lannion, France.
On my homepage, you will find a description of my current research, my résumé in French and in English, my publications, and my teaching, along with a presentation of the DinG corpus. Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further questions or suggestions for my homepage.
Current PhD supervisions: