Peter Ljunglöf

Research

My main interest is language technology, i.e., how to get computers to understand human language. At the moment I am mostly into dialogue systems, grammar formalisms and parsing. Previously I have been involved in the research projects DICO, TRIK, TALK, TRINDI, INDI and SDS. I am also involved in the language technology company Talkamatic.

• Publications

• Software

Teaching

I teach a lot. Apart from occasional lectures on a number of courses, I am and have been responsible (sometimes partly) for the following:

• Information refinement, 2009
  
• Language theory: syntax, 2009
  
• Semantics, 2008
• Dialogue systems, 2008
• Laboratory course in language technology, 2008
• Computational syntax och semantics, 2007–2009
• Natural language processing, 2008 (PhD course at GSLT)
• Project course in language technology, 2007, 2009
  
• Thesis seminars, 2005—2007
• Parsing Methods, 2005 (PhD course at GSLT)
• Parsing Algorithms, 2002—2006
• Logic programming, 1999—2001

Supervision

I have supervised the following masters students, in various language technology areas: Christel Nyberg (2001), Håkan Burden (2005), Martin Johansson (2006), Johanna Lidskog (2007), Agne Frisch and Martin Stenberg (2008), Johan Behrenfeldt (2009). Moreover, I am assistant supervisor for PhD student Håkan Burden.

Private

I am living with my wife Saga and our two children Signe and Elis. The rest you can ask me about when we meet.