Innovation in Language Learning
Thomas Gaillat
Institution: University of Rennes 1
Address: Service Commun d Etude des Langues Vivantes Appliquees Universite Rennes 1 - Campus Beaulieu - Bat. 26 263, av. du General Leclerc CS 74205
Postal Code: 35042
Country: France
Thomas Gaillat is a Teacher of English for Specific Purposes at the University of Rennes 1 in France. His research focus is Computational Linguistics grounded in corpus analysis and NLP.
He did his PhD in Linguistics at the University of Sorbonne Paris Cité. His PhD focused on corpus interoperability and referential issues related to the use of deictics in learner English. More recently, he has lead research work in the field of Computational Semantics for Sentiment Analysis as part of the SSIX project at Insight. His research domains include corpus annotation and interoperability, reference, subjectivity and Machine Learning methods for linguistic analysis.
He did his PhD in Linguistics at the University of Sorbonne Paris Cité. His PhD focused on corpus interoperability and referential issues related to the use of deictics in learner English. More recently, he has lead research work in the field of Computational Semantics for Sentiment Analysis as part of the SSIX project at Insight. His research domains include corpus annotation and interoperability, reference, subjectivity and Machine Learning methods for linguistic analysis.
