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GRADUATE RESEARCH IN COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS
at the Universities of Toronto and Waterloo

The computational linguistics research groups at the Universities of
Toronto and Waterloo invite applications for graduate study from 
highly qualified students.

The two groups are collaborating in a new project in natural language
generation.  The goal of the project, called HealthDoc, is to develop
systems for the production of individually customized patient education
materials.  The project involves topics in NLG, lexical semantics, and
style and pragmatics in language.

The groups also carry out research in other topics in CL, including
machine translation, pragmatics in analysis, lexical cohesion, tools 
for writers (especially in collaborative writing), and knowledge 
representation formalisms for natural language.

For more information about this research, contact:
  Graeme Hirst			     Chrysanne DiMarco
  Department of Computer Science     Department of Computer Science	
  University of Toronto		     University of Waterloo
  Toronto, Ontario  M5S 1A4	     Waterloo, Ontario  N2L 3G1
  CANADA			     CANADA
  416-978-8747; gh@cs.toronto.edu    519-888-4443; cdimarco@logos.uwaterloo.ca

For admission to the graduate programs, apply directly to the
Department of Computer Science at either or both universities.  For
application packages, contact gradsec@cs.toronto.edu (416-978-8762)
and/or csgrad@jeeves.uwaterloo.ca (519-888-4567 x4872).

All students who are admitted will receive financial aid.