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SUMMARY:[Explainable AI Team Seminar] Scientific Writing Strategy by Prof. 
 Simone Teufel on Oct.1
DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20261001T140000
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 10?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=ics&utm_campaign=ics\n\n自然言語処
 理分野でご活躍のProf. Simone Teufel (Cambridge University)にご
 講演いただくことになりました。ぜひご参加ください
 。\nオンラインでの参加はどなたでも可能です。\nOnline
  Venue: Open to all registered participants. The seminar will be delivere
 d via Zoom. The URL will be provided only to registered participants.\n\n
 Abstract\n\nI will present a method for writing which I developed in the 
 30 years I commented on my students' writing. I believe that with a minim
 um of linguistic knowledge and a good strategy\, everybody can improve th
 eir own scientific writing and thereby also improve their analytical thin
 king about their own work. The argumentation strategy underlying English 
 scientific writing is quite simple and narrow. I will present a step-by-s
 tep method to help you to write more convincing papers or theses. The met
 hod doesn't differ much if you are a native speaker or not\; similarly\, 
 it applies to long and short texts. For interested students\, I will also
  offer one-to-one meetings troubleshooting your own current text (please 
 reserve a spot). \n\nShort Bio\n\nSimone Teufel is professor for Language
  and Information at Cambridge University’s Department for Computer Scie
 nce and Technology\, where she held a post since 2001. Here core interest
  is discourse linguistics\, including focus theory\, argumentation\, and 
 pragmatics. Applications of her work are in summarisation\, argumentation
  mining\, citation indexing\, automatic writing support and related areas
 . After obtaining a PhD from Edinburgh University's Cognitive Science Dep
 artment\, she worked as a postdoctoral researcher in New York's Columbia 
 University before coming to Cambridge. Between 2017 and 2024\, she was sp
 ecial part-time professor at Tokyo Institute of Technology (now Tokyo Sci
 ence)\, and continues to spend part of her time in Tokyo.
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