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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ranjan_ayya" data-source="post: 26794724" data-attributes="member: 573700">PhD Studentship in Human-Centric Uses of Technology in Translation/Interpreting - University of Surrey, UKThe Centre for Translation Studies (CTS) at University of Surrey, UK is delighted to offer a new PhD studentship for a 3-year project starting in January 2022. The studentship is available for candidates interested in Human-Centric Uses of Technology in Translation/Interpreting. At the Centre for Translation Studies (<a href="https://url6.mailanyone.net/v1/?m=1mFvYv-000BfL-3N&i=57e1b682&c=VHozey_4veWLrCWwx1T8AOQm5az2kVppjcB99nsOWJLlnAPiTA54TL_oJkbEUKnLLJFOAE_zhf-Me6vIts5u8yMWegeY4NtUXil0COouaJ0Hg40_CY7B-FkPZktpYWd7tL7QZvHGLQkjt_yT1YOi-DXDyCugUTrfRQUeiObeLCeGO6Oh1xQSp0juDFskYnba4QCE8qp9d_kU9vqIRs8JaDUcW-a9FIhhZlZ3wk0j723GCi8zIea2vCQswl4JdB6T8heAW_p8DMjX0p3JjXrcBQ" target="_blank">https://www.surrey.ac.uk/centre-translation-studies</a>), we are dedicated to cutting-edge research, scholarship and teaching in translation, interpreting and other forms of inter- and intra-lingual communication. As human practices of translation and interpreting are increasingly supported, enhanced and sometimes replaced by technologies, our vision is to promote a human-centric approach to technology use in translation and interpreting. Our research therefore focuses on integrating our knowledge about how human translators and interpreters approach their task and how they interact with and through technologies with research into the automation of these practices. We are seeking to recruit an intellectually strong PhD candidate who is interested in pursuing a research project in the area of human-machine integration and interaction in any modality of translation, audiovisual translation or interpreting. The successful project will need to rely on a solid, eclectic mixed-methods approach benefiting from cross-fertilization among different disciplines (e.g. translation studies, multimodality, human-computer interaction, machine learning/artificial intelligence, natural language processing, corpus linguistics) to explore topics such as the usability of/social responsibility in automated translation solutions, productivity, workflow optimisation, quality, the development of tools, resources and training for enhanced communication across languages and types of languages, data ownership and user experience. Projects will be evaluated on the basis of originality (topicality and urgency of the research questions) and methodological innovation. The successful candidate will benefit from excellent technological working conditions, international contacts, and a stimulating interdisciplinary work environment. More information can be found on this University of Surrey webpage:<a href="https://url6.mailanyone.net/v1/?m=1mFvYv-000BfL-3N&i=57e1b682&c=isIFbheFnD-cqA26IF1noruqlMf94HD1tyHKv5QncbIYvDPXHsDsHGKCAQ2NxPEgCEu4n582as6QJjXXmKi4AQUjnxi2MpGtEDFps4Xl0d75ZLvLFQY7R7bL3N71zQfaGPurPGz1qryRDx7On3tQKcyeg1t7rh8SSf2mHuo9vzn1MCHiFCZCaF3qnj7jPlDb1iMxJe0JNGr-cbHAKytXYa855jTAj7zeFBV6507pAyQPgc1QzgxUWXG0FhnDLGbAItqRljCim1tAXlZ-2I3BtB2VRKIZ-pmSMQawB9pjFL76BlIFoDe-AwYLVnjLFDImPAWWgHr-F-7fn01nm_zkD0M1PngWCC9pSiDhMI_dEhc" target="_blank">https://www.surrey.ac.uk/fees-and-funding/studentships/phd-human-centric-uses-technology-translationinterpreting</a> Start date: 1 January 2022Duration: 3 yearsApplication deadline: 22 September 2021Funding information: A stipend of £15,609 for 21/22, which will increase each year in line with the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) rate, plus Home-rate fee allowance of £4,500 (with automatic increase to UKRI rate each year) and £500 for conference travel.</blockquote>

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