Ingibjorg,
thanks for your message. You have an amazing background  (by the way, I 
am also a Chemist, doctorate in 1991). I look forward to what you can 
contribute to Apertium. Where do you plan to work? Improving 
Icelandic-English?

Cheers

Mikel


06/02/14 09:55, Ingibjorg Elsa Bjornsdottir ha escrit:
> Dear Apertium mailing list,
>
> My name is Ingibjorg Elsa Bjornsdottir, and I am a new PhD student at
> the University of Iceland. My PhD assignment concerns
> developing Apertium further with regard to Icelandic.  I am interested
> in the language pairs Icelandic - English; English - Icelandic;
> Icelandic-Russian;Russian - Icelandic,  and I would not mind working on
> other combinations as well especially Icelandic - Swedish or Icelandic -
> German.
>
> My e-mail at the university of Iceland is [email protected].  I also have a
> very very small translation company called Brandugla slf. (Short eared
> owl) which is really just me, and a platform for my work as a
> translator.  The company is still in existence, but I am running it
> at low speed, as I am now mainly studying.
>
> I have a very colorful educational background. I hold a B.A. degree in
> Russian and History, a B.Sc. degree in geology, a M.Sc. with distinction
> degree in Environmental Chemistry and measurements, a M.A. degree in
> Translation Studies and now I am jumping into
> my PhD studies with Apertium.
>
> My languages are:
>
> Icelandic mother tongue,
> Swedish absolutley fluent (lived in Sweden for 3 years, Jag älskar
> Göteborg, jajamensan).
> Russian fluent with some errors (the Russian verbs can be excruciatingly
> difficult for foreign students).
> Norwegian and Danish , almost fluent (translated a 400 page book on
> Global Warming from Norwegian).
> German, understand and read German books
> Old Church Slavonic, have read Slovo o Polku Igorevy
> and Codex Zographensis written in Staroslavjanskíj jazyk.
> Limited knowledge but living interest in all other languages
> Finally some rusty knowledge of ancient Greek, also a beautiful language.
> And I almost forgot, I was born in Edinburgh Scotland, and I know
> English quite well,
> even though I do not hold a formal degree in English.
>
> And yes, I have mild Aspergers syndrome, which basically means that I am
> very interested in languages and computers. My
> special interests are languages and computers.
>
> My SourgeForge credentials are:
>
> Username: ingibjorgelsa
> Name: Ingibjorg Elsa Bjornsdottir
> Email:[email protected]
>
>
>
> I live in small town in southern Iceland, am married to Valgeir, a biologist, 
> and we have one
> four year old son, Siggi.
>
> Many thanks and look forward to learning to know Apertium and you all in the 
> Apertium community also.
>


-- 
  Mikel L. Forcada (http://www.dlsi.ua.es/~mlf/)
Departament de Llenguatges i Sistemes Informàtics
Universitat d'Alacant
E-03071 Alacant, Spain
Phone: +34 96 590 9776
Fax: +34 96 590 9326


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