CSLl (Center for the Study of Language and Information) at Stanford University

http://csli-www.stanford.edu/

CSLI was founded early in 1983 to further research and development of integrated theories of language, information, and computation. Areas on this site include upcoming events at the Center, such as seminars on the Movement of Technology from University to Industry. Also available are Research Projects, including project abstracts, reports, and bibliographic data for areas like Intelligent Machines, Human/Computer Interaction and Logic as a Theory of Information Processing. In addition, the Publications area contains a catalog of work generated by the center (dissertaions, lecture notes, books, etc) as well as an online reports area (for example, Objectivism, Biological Naturalism and Searle.) Other items of interest include a listing of Industrial Affiliations, and a listing of related groups at Stanford and elsewhere on the Internet.

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