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Name Email address Areas of Interest
Osman Irfan Kadan oik24@cam.ac.uk English Language Assessment
Dr Eivind Kahrs egk1000@cam.ac.uk Sanskrit linguistics and philosophy of language, Pali, Prakrit
Melek Karadag mk923@cam.ac.uk Language Comprehension, Morphological processing, Speech perception, Orthographic processing
Georgi Karadzhov gmk34@cam.ac.uk Natural language processing, Dialogue systems
Dimitrios Kastanas dk610@cam.ac.uk
Professor Napoleon Katsos nk248@cam.ac.uk Semantics and pragmatics, Multilingualism and neuro-diversity, Language acquisition, Language processing, _
Dr Saussan Khalil smk58@cam.ac.uk Arabic language, Linguistics , Sociolinguistics , Computational linguistics , Lexicography , Teaching, Second language acquisition , Natural language processing, Community languages
Professor Geoffrey Khan gk101@cam.ac.uk Semitic philological and linguistic studies, particularly of Biblical Hebrew, Aramaic and Arabic
Yoohee Kim yk443@cam.ac.uk English language testing/assessment
Mia Kim mkmk2@cam.ac.uk Bilingualism, Language learning, Language and thought
Haeng-A Kim hak35@cam.ac.uk Corpus Analysis of Target Language Use Domain for Content Validity in Academic Reading Comprehension Test
Dr Kate Knill kate.knill@eng.cam.ac.uk Large vocabulary continuous speech recognition, Multi-language/multilingual speech recognition and speech synthesis, Limited resource and language independent speech technology, Language learning and assessment, Assistive speech technology
Prof Aaron Koller ajk225@cam.ac.uk Historical linguistics, History of writing, Semitic languages, Language contact
Professor Anna Korhonen alk23@cam.ac.uk Computational approaches to lexicon, syntax, semantics and discourse, Lexical and domain adaptation, Unsupervised and lightly supervised approaches to NLP, Scientific text processing and text mining, NLP for biomedicine, NLP for real-world applications, Computational models of human language learning
Professor Zoe Kourtzi zk240@cam.ac.uk Learning and brain plasticity, Cognitive ageing, Adaptive behaviours across the lifespan
Dr Julia Krivoruchko jgk25@cam.ac.uk Greek, Lexicography, Etymology, Reading, Multilingualism