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Orphée is assistant professor of language technology for educational applications. She is mainly interested in how natural language processing techniques can aid computer-assisted language learning. She has great expertise in deep semantic processing, readability prediction and text mining of subjective user-generated content using machine learning techniques.

Orphée is teaching two courses on digital communication, is lecturer-in-charge of the course Computer-Assisted Language Learning and always eager to supervise Bachelor and Master students to help them take their first steps into the wonderful world of Natural Language Processing.

Expertise: Taaltechnologie, machinelearning, computerondersteund taalleren

Cynthia Van Hee is a lecturer and postdoctoral researcher at Ghent University, affiliated with the LT³ Language and Translation Technology Team. Her work as a postdoc centers on computational linguistics and machine learning, with a focus on sentiment analysis, irony detection, and linguistic preprocessing. She teaches several courses related to language technology, including Data Processing with Python and Natural Language Processing, as part of the Applied Linguistics programme and the Computer-Assisted Language Technology postgraduate.