Alice Millour

am @ up8 . edu

Associate professor at Université Paris 8 | Vincennes - Saint-Denis

Curriculum vitae: (en) CV (en) (fr) CV (fr)

Interests

My research focuses on questionning whether crowdsourcing (and games with a purpose) can be used to gather linguistic resources for the so-called "less-resourced" languages.

I have developed a platform to enable collaborative part-of-speech annotation of an Alsatian (French regional language) corpus: BISAME, and a platform to collect recipes, dialectal and spelling variants and POS tags for the Alsatian language Recettes de Grammaire (gsw) and the Guadeloupean Creole Recettes de Grammaire (gcf). Feel free to share theses links, create an account and contact me if you need further information!

Activities

  • The GENEPI project (GPT et ENseignement débranché En Pédagogie Informatique), that we proposed with Revekka Kyriakoglou to study the impact of GPT and unplugged activities in teaching CS, has received a funding of 6600€
  • I have two papers accepted at LREC-Coling 2024 ! One is written with Karën Fort and Yoann Dupont, the second with Laurent Kevers, Lorenza Brasile and Alberto Ghia.
  • Reviewer for the Journée d’Étude Éthique et TAL, Nancy 2024
  • Reviewer for ACL Rolling Review - February Cycle
  • Reviewer for LRE 2024 (Language Resources and Evaluation journal)
  • Reviewer for Games4NLP 2024
  • Reviewer for LREC 2024
  • I have joined the CORLI-GUM project
  • I have participated to TAL Envol 2023
  • I have joined the DIVITAL ANR project
  • I have been invited by the PluriTAL Master to present my work to the NLP students in october 2023
  • I’ll be co-advising Marina Seghier during her PhD starting november 2023 with Nicolas Jouandeau !
  • Reviewer for EMNLP 2023
  • I have been invited to be part of the opening panel discussion at Contribuling 2023
  • Reviewer for the Italian philosophy journal Etica&Politica/Ethics&Politics
  • Reviewer for Revue TAL (numéro thématique “la robustesse des systèmes de traitement automatique des langues”)
  • Reviewer for Robustal 2022
  • Reviewer for EACL 2022
  • Reviewer for COLING 2022
  • Subreviewer for TALN 2022
  • Reviewer for Games 2022 (The 9th Games and Natural Language Processing)
  • I have been invited to present my works during French webinar “L’évaluation des sciences et recherches participatives”, organized by Science Ensemble, on July 5th 2021 (Actes)
  • Subreviewer for AAAI 2022
  • Subreviewer for AACL-IJCNLP 2020
  • Reviewer for EMNLP 2020
  • Reviewer for LREC 2020 (canceled)
  • I have been invited to present my work during LIG and LIDILEM joint PhD Students workshop on May 6th, 2019 (postponed to May 2020)
  • Co-organizer with Mathieu Avanzi and André Thibault of the first edition of the international conference New Ways of Analyzing Dialectal Variation (NWADV_2019) , November 21-23, Paris, France
  • Co-organizer with Karën Fort of the first meeting of the Working Group on Variations of GDR Lift
  • Subreviewer for ACL 2019
  • Reviewer for the 6th Biennial Worshop on Less-Ressourced Languages, co-located with LTC 2019
  • Reviewer for RECITAL 2019
  • Invited seminar “Cognition & Langage”, at IDMC (Institut des Sciences du Digital - Management & Cognition, Nancy), the 6th of January 2019, organized by Maxime Amblard and Manuel Rebuschi
  • Member of Task 1 (Quest game) during the Crowdfest organized by enetCollect in Brussels (22nd to 25th of January 2019). We developed the prototype of a game fostering transgenerational language transmission while enabling linguistic resources collection. Final presentation: , Poster:
  • Subreviewer for NAACL 2019
  • Subreviewer for the Web Conference 2019
  • Subreviewer for Information Processing and Management 2019
  • Subreviewer for TALN 2017
  • Member of the organization committee of the DiLiTAL’s workshop: Diversité Linguistique et TAL (Linguistic Diversity and NLP), taking place during TALN 2017.

  • Student volunteer at TALN 2016.

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