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Michael Becker in Sound Workshop / CLC Monday April 9th at 10 am

UMass alum and current Stony Brook faculty Michael Becker will be presenting on modeling Arabic plurals in Sound Workshop
Monday April 9th from 10am-11am in ILC N451. This is one of the meetings of the Computational Linguistics Community.

This entry was posted in Computational linguistics, Newsletter and tagged Phonology on April 2, 2018 by Joseph Pater.

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