Our research plan on fine-grained detection of propaganda techniques has been awarded 18,800 PLN within the Research Credits programme of Google Cloud Platform. Thanks, Google!
HOMADOS in the media
Our work has been recently covered by popular Polish media, such as Polish Press Agency, WP.PL or Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.
New team member
The HOMADOS crew has been joined by a new researcher, Konrad Kaczyński. See the current team here.
Our work at COLING 2020
An article entitled “Multi-Word Lexical Simplification”, describing joint effort with Manchester Metropolitan University, will appear at the International Conference on Computational Linguistics in Barcelona, Spain (online). See publications and resources for more information.
Presentation at ZIL seminar
Our work on credibility assessment will be presented by Piotr Przybyła at the seminar of the Linguistic Engineering Group (ZIL) at the Institute of Computer Science, Polish Academy of Sciences on the 9th of March.
Another computing grant awarded to HOMADOS
Our research plan on performing text credibility assessment using deep learning with resource constraints has been awarded 50,000 hours of computation time at the Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Centre (PCSS). Thanks, PCSS!
Job available in the project
Would you like to work with us? We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to join the project, starting from January 2020. For details see the offer or email piotr.przybyla@ipipan.waw.pl.
Our work at AAAI-2020
Our article entitled “Capturing the Style of Fake News” has been accepted for the next year’s AAAI conference in New York in the AI for Social Impact track. See publications and resources for more information.
Our work at CLEF 2019
At this year’s CLEF (Conference and Labs of the Evaluation Forum) conference we will present our work published within two labs: CheckThat!: Automatic Identification and Verification of Claims and PAN Lab on Digital Text Forensics and Stylometry. See publications and resources for more information.
New team member
The HOMADOS crew has been joined by a new researcher, Jakub Gąsior. See the current team here.