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Department of Computational Linguistics

Available Thesis Projects for Bachelor's and Master's Students (Updated: May 13, 2023)

Text Technologies

  • "Evaluation of document-level machine translation" supervised by Rico Sennrich
  • "Reproduction studies in machine translation and NLP" supervised by Rico Sennrich
  • "Test effects of machine translation quality on downstream performance" supervised by Rico Sennrich
  • "Part-of-Speech Tagging for Early Modern Latin Correspondence" supervised by Phillip Ströbel
  • "The Spread of Ideas during the Reformation in 16th Century Correspondence" supervised by Phillip Ströbel
  • "OCR for Early Prints" supervised by Simon ClematidePhillip Ströbel
  • "Reconstructing Missing Letters in the Bullinger Correspondence thru Large Language Models (e.g. ChatGPT)" supervised by Martin Volk; Tannon Kew
  • "Language modeling with pose estimation data for sign language processing (MA only)" supervised by Mathias Müller
  • "Improve open-source libraries for sign language processing (programming project)" supervised by Mathias Müller
  • "Transition probabilities and word recognition" supervised by Catalina Torres
  • "Multilingual Resolution of Abbreviations" supervised by Jannis Vamvas
  • "Efficient Machine Translation via Sampling" supervised by Jannis Vamvas

Digital Linguistics

Phonetics & Speech Sciences

  • "Variability and systematicity in L1+L2 speech patterns" supervised by Eleanor Chodroff
  • "Perceptual generalization in adapting to novel speakers" supervised by Eleanor Chodroff
  • "Using massively multilingual speech corpora for phonetic typology" supervised by Eleanor Chodroff
  • "Acoustic–articulatory relationships in sibilant fricatives (MA only)" supervised by Eleanor Chodroff
  • "Is There an Optimal Speech Rate? Exploring the Boundaries of Speech Perception at Varying Speech Rates" supervised by Daniel Friedrichs
  • "The Relationship between Climate and Language: Uncovering Nasal Vowel Distribution" supervised by Daniel Friedrichs
  • "Speech Amplitude Modulations: The Mandible Effect" supervised by Daniel Friedrichs
  • "Assessing Mobile fNIRS Efficacy: A Novel Approach in Speech and Hearing Science Research" supervised by Daniel Friedrichs
  • "Charting the electroglottograh (E.G.G.) measures in a large sample of healthy speakers (MA only)" supervised by Lei He; Meike Brockmann-Bauser (UniSpital)
  • "The Role of Expressive Audio-Visual Information on Face-Voice and Voice-Face Identity Matching" supervised by Elisa Pellegrino
  • "The Role of Speech Acoustics in Detecting Deep Fake Voices" supervised by Elisa Pellegrino
  • "The Effect of Prosody Training on Second Language Acquisition" supervised by Elisa Pellegrino
  • "The Time Course of Vocal Accommodation and Its Effect on Voice Recognition" supervised by Elisa Pellegrino
  • "Intonational patterns of Multhiethnolectal Zurich German" supervised by Stephan Schmid
  • "Is vowel lengthening in Italian allophonic or prosodic?" supervised by Stephan Schmid
  • "Automatic prominence detection in L2" supervised by Sandra Schwab; Jean-Philippe Goldman
  • "Prominence marking in an Oceanic language" supervised by Catalina Torres
  • "Measuring intra-speaker variability in different speaking styles" supervised by Catalina Torres

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Weiterführende Informationen

The next info event will take place around early December 2023.

Education

Student Consultation

For questions that are not answered in the guidelines and study regulations, read the FAQ first. Please also consult the site Student Services of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

If a question remains unanswered, please contact the Student Advisor for Computational Linguistics.

International students

Information for International students: International Scholars Center

For detailed information on what you need to take into account upon relocating to Switzerland, please refer to  Before and After Arrival.

Open Topics for BA/MA theses

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