Biuletyn Polonistyczny

Wydarzenie

Data wydarzenia: 27.05.2020 g.15:00
Data dodania: 26.05.2020

CLARIN Café I: CLARIN in times of Corona (VIRTUAL EVENT)

Typ wydarzenia:
Spotkanie

In times of crisis, public support for policy measures is important. With the outbreak of COVID-19, the public in various countries across Europe has shown general support for the advice provided by National Health Institutes and governments. However, it is uncertain how this support will evolve once the perceived urgency and rationale of the policy measures changes over time. We have already seen growing information divergencies between state-controlled sources and social media. Furthermore, we see interesting dynamics in Corona-related vocabularies across countries and cultures (social distancing, 1,5 meter society or economy, etc.). The timely understanding of changes in public opinion, sentiments and citizen or crowd behavior is important for policy makers and health care professionals and of course food for thought for academic scholars.  (https://www.clarin.eu/event/2020/clarin-caf%C3%A9-i-clarin-times-corona-virtual-event)

This edition of the CLARIN Café is organized by CLARIN Ambassador Prof. Toine Pieters (Utrecht University).

Please register for free using this link in order to receive the meeting room details. 


This CLARIN Café aims to be a venue for the exchange of Corona-related research ideas and results. It provides a platform for discussion and inspiration on the possibilities of the CLARIN infrastructure to support research in terms of technologies and tools as well as interactions with fellow researchers in order to stimulate European collaborations and cross-national comparative Corona-related research.

Speakers and topics

Informacje

Data dodania:
26 maja 2020; 14:02 (Mariola Wilczak)
Data edycji:
26 maja 2020; 14:03 (Mariola Wilczak)

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