Gloria Corpas’s latest publication is now available online. You can find more information about her coedited volume “Computational Phraseology” in this leaflet.
Interview with Dr. Gloria Corpas in Aula Magna
Dr. Gloria Corpas Pastor, head of the group LEXYTRAD, has been video interviewed by the magazine Aula Magna. Click on the following link to watch it. http://www.aulamagna.com.es/los-idiomas-claves-en-el-control-y-pre-triaje-durante-el-covid-19/
Our collaboration with the Costa del Sol Health Agency appears in several newspapers
20 Minutos, Diario SUR, ContraCrónica and Novaciencia have published articles about our collaboration with the Costa del Sol Health Agency in the translation into 15 languages of the pre triage adapted to COVID19.
Article about our collaboration with the Costa del Sol Health Agency in UMA press room
The University of Malaga echoes our collaboration with the Costa del Sol Health Agency for the translation into 15 languages of the pre-triage adapted to COVID-19.
Members of the Triage project and LEXYTRAD translate into 15 languages the pre-triage adapted to COVID-19 designed by the Costa del Sol Health Agency
The members of the Triage project (UMA18-FEDERJA-067) and the research group LEXYTRAD (HUM-106) have worked together with translators from different countries to translate into 15 languages the pre-triage adapted to COVID-19, which has been designed by the Costa del Sol Health Agency. This pre-triage has already been implemented in the Costa del Sol Hospital and in the Benalmádena High Resolution Hospital.
In this link you can access the press release published by the nursing team of the Costa del Sol Health Agency, which explains in more detail this collaboration.
DEATH OF PROF. MANUEL ALVAR EZQUERRA
Dear colleagues and friends,
It is with great sadness that I have to inform you all of the death of our dear Manuel Alvar Ezquerra on April, 3rd. He has died at the age of 70, in Madrid. As you know, Manuel Alvar was the first director of our research group (then called “Lexicology and Lexicography”), from whom I ‘inherited’ it. He was someone tremendously important to me, a figure of light who guided me, supported me and provided me with an inexhaustible source of inspiration. I will always carry him in my heart. We are all, to a greater or lesser extent, part of his impressive legacy. He has left many intellectual offsprings. Those of us who have known him in person should feel especially proud and fortunate to have had such a privilege. May he rest in peace.
As a symbol of mourning tribute to his memory, Lexytrad has added a black ribbon to its logo in April. Our condolences and solidarity go to to his family, friends and academia in general.
With best wishes,
Gloria Corpas
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