SSNLP 2023 - Early bird registration is open!
Kokil Jaidka
Dear SING member
We're excited to share that registration for SSNLP-23 (happening December 4) is now open!
SSNLP, the Singapore Symposium on Natural Language Processing, is an annual Singapore-based meetup for people interested and passionate about NLP. It comprises invited talks by leading researchers, poster presentations, and panel discussions on relevant topics and latest trends. It also serves as a platform to socialize within our burgeoning community. This year, we have a tremendous powerhouse of speakers both international and local, and poster sessions that encapsulate the remarkable NLP research coming out of Singaporean universities and institutes.
The registration link is available at https://wing-nus.github.io/ssnlp-2023/.
We've attached a poster if you'd like to circulate it in your networks. Seats are limited, so please register soon.
Thank you for contributing to SSNLP and being instrumental in its success!
Warmly
Kokil
On behalf of the SSNLP Organizing Committee
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Kokil Jaidka
Hi SING folks,
More than 30% of the seats for SSNLP are already gone 😊 if you want your students and colleagues to be at SSNLP, please do remind them to register in time. We hope the presenters have also registered!
What happens if you are too late to register? The event will likely be hybrid, so latecomers will be given a Zoom link closer to the date (and can only be seated if there is place in the auditorium on the day of.)
Thank you!
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Dr. Kokil Jaidka
Assistant Professor, Computational Communication
Program Coordinator, Data and Communication (Masters by Coursework)
National University of Singapore
https://kokiljaidka.wordpress.com/
PI & Lead: Social Media, Online behavior and Language project (the SMOL project): http://smol.nus.edu.sg/
PI: NUS Centre for Trusted Internet and Community: https://ctic.nus.edu.sg/
Faculty affiliate: Institute of Data Sciences: https://ids.nus.edu.sg/