Christiane D. Fellbaum

Dr. Christiane D. Fellbaum specializes in computational linguistics, lexical semantics, and natural language processing. She is an esteemed academic serving as the Acting Director for the Program in Translation & Intercultural Communication at Princeton University for the 2021-2022 academic year. In addition to her directorial role, she holds the position of Lecturer with the Rank of Professor in both the Program in Linguistics and Computer Science, as well as the Council of the Humanities. Dr. Fellbaum is also a Senior Research Scholar in the Department of Computer Science, where she contributes significantly to the advancement of research in her fields of interest. Her work often bridges the gap between linguistics and computer science, exploring the intricacies of language through computational methods. Throughout her career, Dr. Fellbaum has been involved in numerous projects and publications that have had a profound impact on the study of language and technology. Her research has been instrumental in developing resources and tools that enhance our understanding of lexical semantics and the processing of natural language. As a lecturer, Dr. Fellbaum is dedicated to educating the next generation of scholars and researchers. She is known for her engaging teaching style and her ability to inspire students to explore the complexities of language and its applications in technology. Dr. Fellbaum's office is located in Green Hall, where she is available to meet with students and colleagues. Her contributions to the field of computational linguistics continue to influence both academic and practical applications, making her a respected figure in her discipline.