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Ivan Dunđer, PhD
Assistant professor
Office hours: Wednesdays, from 14:00-15:30 h, room E-313
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Phone: +385-1-409-2321
Fax: +385-1-409-2438
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Résumé
Assist. Prof. Dr. Ivan Dunđer holds a PhD, an MSc in Informatics, a BSc in Information Technology Engineering, is an assistant professor and a scientist. He was born on 29th of December 1985 in Zagreb, Croatia. He is married to Ivana and father of Jakov, Dora and Ana. His Croatian scientist identification number is 345536. He is a Senior Research Associate, employed as an assistant professor at the Department of Information and Communication Sciences at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb. He is a Doctor of Science in the field of Information and Communication Sciences. He defended his PhD thesis entitled “Statistical machine translation system and computational domain adaptation” in the branch of Information systems and Informatology. He is scientifically and professionally committed to the fields of computational natural language processing, machine translation and evaluation, language and speech technologies, knowledge management, along with modelling and development of databases, applications and information systems. He has given many lectures and has presented papers at numerous international conferences with international peer-review and has specialised his scientific and professional skills by attending seminars, certified programs of education, public lectures, symposia and workshops throughout Croatia and abroad. He was awarded a faculty prize for academic excellence, received a doctoral scholarship and won an international project for young scientists. He actively participates in activities of scientific and professional associations, and speaks, besides Croatian, German, English and French as well.
Research and professional interests:
computational natural language processing (NLP)
machine translation and evaluation
machine learning
language technologies and resources
speech technologies
processing and management of knowledge
modelling and development of databases, applications and information systems
Publications listed in the Croatian Scientific Bibliography (CROSBI)
Courses:
Advanced programming
Algorithms and data structures
Computational text and data analysis
Machine learning
Databases
Machine translation
currently not teaching:
Theory of syntax analysis and applications
Translation memories as translation tools
Computer-assisted language learning
The Future of Information Sciences (INFuture) is a series of biannual international conferences aimed at researchers and professionals from the broad field of information and communication sciences and related professions. The objective of the conference is to provide a platform for discussing both theoretical and practical issues in information organization and information integration.