• Written by Ruud de Jong
• Categorised Development, Dissemination

Recently, the team presented a poster at the CLIN30 conference in Utrecht, The Netherlands. The poster announced the release of ExpReal…

• Written by Pia Vandebergh
• Categorised Design, Development, Dissemination, Pilot testing

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and European Commission (EC) have joined efforts to organise the second edition of “Accessible Europe: ICT…

• Written by Pia Vandebergh
• Categorised Design, Dissemination, Exploitation

AAL FORUM 2019 – Aarhus Denmark, 23-25 September The poster presentations of the AAL Forum 2019 all encompass the main topic, Smarter…

• Written by Ruud de Jong
• Categorised Development

In an earlier post, we described that we are dynamically generating all texts used in the POSTHCARD simulation. This provides flexibility…

• Written by Pia Vandebergh
• Categorised Coordination, Project management

Just a few weeks before the start of the summer vacation the next Consortium meeting was held in the city of…

• Written by Ruud de Jong
• Categorised Development, Dissemination

What do we mean by text not being ‘fixed’? We’re talking about how the text changes when the stories in the…

• Written by Pia Vandebergh
• Categorised Development

The 29th Meeting of Computational Linguistics in the Netherlands (CLIN 29) took place in Groningen, The Netherlands on January 31, 2019. …

• Written by Dick Jan Zijda
• Categorised Coordination, Project management

During the last week of January 2019, the project consortium of Posthcard met in Utrecht for the quarterly periodic project meeting….

• Written by Razvan Craciunescu
• Categorised Dissemination - FaTHER

In the last months of 2018, FaTHER managed to gather attention from various organizations and made important steps towards a successful…

• Written by Razvan Craciunescu
• Categorised Dissemination - FaTHER

Fallowing an invitation from the Hope Channel TV Romania, FaTHER team presented the POSTHCARD project in special session of interview. This…