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	Luísa Coheur graduated in Applied Mathematics and Computation, and has a ~~MSc~~ degree ~~both~~ from IST. ~~In 2001, she became~~ a ~~member of the newly created L2F and, in 2004, she concluded her~~ PhD ~~degree~~ in Computer Science from both IST and Université Blaise-Pascal. She ~~has been~~ a ~~lecturer~~ at IST ~~since March 2006~~. Luísa Coheur ~~has been working~~ in ~~the~~ Natural Language Processing ~~field since~~ her ~~Master's thesis. Her~~ main research ~~interest is Natural Language Understanding~~, ~~being~~ Question/Answering~~, Dialogue Systems~~ and Machine Translation ~~her key application scenarios~~. She strongly believes that science should ~~be in service to~~ the public good~~, thus, her research targets to develop models that can be usefull in people's lifes. Therefore, she is currently developing, along with her students, VITHEA-KIDS,~~ a platform to help children with autism to improve their language skills~~. Also~~, ~~she is building~~ a Text-to-Sign translator~~, PE2LGP, a prototype that translates European Portuguese into~~ LGP (Língua Gestual ~~portuguesa~~)~~, with the use of an avatar~~. She ~~was~~ participated in several national ~~and international~~ projects~~. Until now~~, ~~she~~ supervised ~~2 PhDs and~~ more than ~~50 master~~ students. ~~Luisa Coheur~~ is also a [https://wnfe.my-free.website part-time writer]~~. She has~~ 3 ~~published~~ books – Sete histórias por acontecer (2001), Acabou-se! (2001) and E-medo (2007) – and two short stories in the books A República nunca existiu (2008) and O Mensageiro das Estrelas (2012). Both Acabou-se and E-medo won literature prizes.		Luísa Coheur graduated in Applied Mathematics and Computation from Instituto Superior Técnico (IST), Universidade de Lisboa, and has a Master degree also from IST. She has a PhD in Computer Science from both IST and Université Blaise-Pascal (France). She is currently a researcher at INESC-ID, and an Associate Professor at IST (Dep. of Computer Science and Engineering). Luísa Coheur is an expert in Natural Language Processing, and her main research interests are Dialogue Systems, Question/Answering and Machine Translation. She strongly believes that science should serve the public good and has been working on a platform to help children with autism to improve their language skills, and in a Text-to-Sign translator to LGP (Língua Gestual Portuguesa). She participated in several international and national projects, published around 100 refereed papers, and supervised more than 70 Master students and 5 PhDs. She is also a [https://wnfe.my-free.website part-time writer], and published 3 (non-scientific) books -- Sete histórias por acontecer (2001), Acabou-se! (2001) and E-medo (2007) – and two short stories in the books A República nunca existiu (2008) and O Mensageiro das Estrelas (2012). Both Acabou-se and E-medo won literature prizes.

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	== Research Interests ==		== Research Interests ==

	* QA and Machine Translation		* QA, Dialogue Systems and Machine Translation Evaluation

	== Extra CV ==		== Extra CV ==

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	Luísa Coheur graduated in Applied Mathematics and Computation and has a MSc degree both from IST. In 2001, she became a member of the newly created L2F and, in 2004, she concluded her PhD degree in Computer Science from both IST and Université Blaise-Pascal. She has been a lecturer at IST since March 2006. Her research ~~areas move from~~ Question Answering ~~(QA) to~~ Machine Translation ~~(MT) and Dialogue Systems~~. She ~~was~~ the ~~PI of PT~~-~~STAR~~, a ~~project within the Carnegie Mellon/Portugal program that targeted Speech~~-to-~~Speech MT. She was also the INESC-ID PI of the FALACOMIGO project~~, ~~where Edgar~~, ~~an Embodied Conversational Agent~~ that ~~answers questions about Monserrate Palace~~, was ~~developed~~.		Luísa Coheur graduated in Applied Mathematics and Computation, and has a MSc degree both from IST. In 2001, she became a member of the newly created L2F and, in 2004, she concluded her PhD degree in Computer Science from both IST and Université Blaise-Pascal. She has been a lecturer at IST since March 2006. Luísa Coheur has been working in the Natural Language Processing field since her Master's thesis. Her main research interest is Natural Language Understanding, being Question/Answering, Dialogue Systems and Machine Translation her key application scenarios. She strongly believes that science should be in service to the public good, thus, her research targets to develop models that can be usefull in people's lifes. Therefore, she is currently developing, along with her students, VITHEA-KIDS, a platform to help children with autism to improve their language skills. Also, she is building a Text-to-Sign translator, PE2LGP, a prototype that translates European Portuguese into LGP (Língua Gestual portuguesa), with the use of an avatar. She was participated in several national and international projects. Until now, she supervised 2 PhDs and more than 50 master students. Luisa Coheur is also a [https://wnfe.my-free.website part-time writer]. She has 3 published books – Sete histórias por acontecer (2001), Acabou-se! (2001) and E-medo (2007) – and two short stories in the books A República nunca existiu (2008) and O Mensageiro das Estrelas (2012). Both Acabou-se and E-medo won literature prizes.
	Luisa Coheur is also a part-time writer. She has 3 published books – Sete histórias por acontecer (2001), Acabou-se! (2001) and E-medo (2007) – and two short stories in the books A República nunca existiu (2008) and O Mensageiro das Estrelas (2012). Both Acabou-se and E-medo won literature prizes.

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	=== Books ===		=== Books ===

			Check: https://wnfe.my-free.website


	"Missão 121908" in “Em República nunca existiu”, Saída de Emergência, 2008		"Missão 121908" in “Em República nunca existiu”, Saída de Emergência, 2008

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	Luísa Coheur graduated in Applied Mathematics and Computation ~~in 1994 from [http://www.ist.utl.pt/ Instituto Superior Técnico] (IST), Lisbon. She received~~ a MSc degree ~~in 1997, also~~ from IST, ~~with the development of~~ a ~~natural language interface to a database~~ of ~~tourist resources. In~~ 2004, she ~~received a~~ PhD degree ~~with a syntactic/semantic interface based on hierarchically organized rules,~~ from both IST and ~~[http://www.univ-bpclermont.fr/~~ Université Blaise-Pascal~~], in France~~. She has been a lecturer at ~~[http://www~~.~~universidade-autonoma.pt/ Universidade Autónoma]~~ (~~from October 2004~~ to ~~September 2005~~), ~~[http:~~/~~/www~~.~~grupolusofona~~.~~pt/ Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias]~~ (~~from October 2005 to February 2006~~), and ~~at IST since March 2006, where she has been teaching Artificial Intelligence~~ and ~~Algorithms and Data Structures. She started her research at INESC in 1995,~~ in the ~~Telematic Services~~ and ~~Systems group. In 1998 she became a member of the Telematic and Computational Systems Center from IST. In 2001 she became a member of the newly created Spoken Language Systems Lab~~ (~~L²F~~). ~~Her current research interests are question answering, dialogue systems,~~ and ~~machine translation~~.		Luísa Coheur graduated in Applied Mathematics and Computation and has a MSc degree both from IST. In 2001, she became a member of the newly created L2F and, in 2004, she concluded her PhD degree in Computer Science from both IST and Université Blaise-Pascal. She has been a lecturer at IST since March 2006. Her research areas move from Question Answering (QA) to Machine Translation (MT) and Dialogue Systems. She was the PI of PT-STAR, a project within the Carnegie Mellon/Portugal program that targeted Speech-to-Speech MT. She was also the INESC-ID PI of the FALACOMIGO project, where Edgar, an Embodied Conversational Agent that answers questions about Monserrate Palace, was developed.
			Luisa Coheur is also a part-time writer. She has 3 published books – Sete histórias por acontecer (2001), Acabou-se! (2001) and E-medo (2007) – and two short stories in the books A República nunca existiu (2008) and O Mensageiro das Estrelas (2012). Both Acabou-se and E-medo won literature prizes.

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			== Extra CV ==

			=== Books ===

			"Missão 121908" in “Em República nunca existiu”, Saída de Emergência, 2008

			"e-medo", Câmara Municipal de Portimão, 2007

			"7 histórias por acontecer", Hugin, 2001

			"Acabou-se!", Colibri, 2000


			=== Prizes ===

			"e-medo", Menção Honrosa, Prémio Revelação Manuel Teixeira Gomes, Câmara Municipal de Portimão, 2007


			"Acabou-se!", Menção Honrosa, Prémio Revelação Manuel Teixeira Gomes, Câmara Municipal de Portimão, 2000


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	* ~~Written Natural Language Processing~~		* QA and Machine Translation
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David at 22:14, 12 July 2006

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	Luísa Coheur graduated in Applied Mathematics and Computation in 1994 from [http://www.ist.utl.pt/ Instituto Superior Técnico] (IST), Lisbon. She received a MSc degree in 1997, also from IST, with the development of a natural language interface to a database of tourist resources. In 2004, she received a PhD degree with a syntactic/semantic interface based on hierarchically organized rules, from both IST and [http://www.univ-bpclermont.fr/ Université Blaise-Pascal], in France. She has been a lecturer at [http://www.universidade-autonoma.pt/ Universidade Autónoma] (from October 2004 to September 2005), [http://www.grupolusofona.pt/ Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias] (from October 2005 to February 2006), and at IST since March 2006, where she has been teaching Artificial Intelligence and Algorithms and Data Structures. She ~~has~~ started her research at INESC in 1995, in the Telematic Services and Systems group. In 1998 she became a member of the Telematic and Computational Systems Center from IST. In 2001 she became a member of the newly created Spoken Language Systems Lab (~~L2F~~). Her current research interests are: question answering, dialogue systems and machine translation.		Luísa Coheur graduated in Applied Mathematics and Computation in 1994 from [http://www.ist.utl.pt/ Instituto Superior Técnico] (IST), Lisbon. She received a MSc degree in 1997, also from IST, with the development of a natural language interface to a database of tourist resources. In 2004, she received a PhD degree with a syntactic/semantic interface based on hierarchically organized rules, from both IST and [http://www.univ-bpclermont.fr/ Université Blaise-Pascal], in France. She has been a lecturer at [http://www.universidade-autonoma.pt/ Universidade Autónoma] (from October 2004 to September 2005), [http://www.grupolusofona.pt/ Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias] (from October 2005 to February 2006), and at IST since March 2006, where she has been teaching Artificial Intelligence and Algorithms and Data Structures. She started her research at INESC in 1995, in the Telematic Services and Systems group. In 1998 she became a member of the Telematic and Computational Systems Center from IST. In 2001 she became a member of the newly created Spoken Language Systems Lab (L²F). Her current research interests are question answering, dialogue systems, and machine translation.

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	Luísa Coheur graduated in Applied Mathematics and Computation in 1994 from Instituto Superior Técnico (IST), Lisbon. She received a MSc degree in 1997, also from IST, with the development of a natural language interface to a database of tourist resources. In 2004, she received a PhD degree with a syntactic/semantic interface based on hierarchically organized rules, from both IST and Université Blaise-Pascal, in France. She has been a lecturer at Universidade Autónoma (from October 2004 to September 2005), Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias (from October 2005 to February 2006), and at IST since March 2006, where she has been teaching Artificial Intelligence and Algorithms and Data Structures. She has started her research at INESC in 1995, in the Telematic Services and Systems group. In 1998 she became a member of the Telematic and Computational Systems Center from IST. In 2001 she became a member of the newly created Spoken Language Systems Lab (L2F). Her current research interests are: question answering, dialogue systems and machine translation.		Luísa Coheur graduated in Applied Mathematics and Computation in 1994 from [http://www.ist.utl.pt/ Instituto Superior Técnico] (IST), Lisbon. She received a MSc degree in 1997, also from IST, with the development of a natural language interface to a database of tourist resources. In 2004, she received a PhD degree with a syntactic/semantic interface based on hierarchically organized rules, from both IST and [http://www.univ-bpclermont.fr/ Université Blaise-Pascal], in France. She has been a lecturer at [http://www.universidade-autonoma.pt/ Universidade Autónoma] (from October 2004 to September 2005), [http://www.grupolusofona.pt/ Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias] (from October 2005 to February 2006), and at IST since March 2006, where she has been teaching Artificial Intelligence and Algorithms and Data Structures. She has started her research at INESC in 1995, in the Telematic Services and Systems group. In 1998 she became a member of the Telematic and Computational Systems Center from IST. In 2001 she became a member of the newly created Spoken Language Systems Lab (L2F). Her current research interests are: question answering, dialogue systems and machine translation.

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			Luísa Coheur graduated in Applied Mathematics and Computation in 1994 from Instituto Superior Técnico (IST), Lisbon. She received a MSc degree in 1997, also from IST, with the development of a natural language interface to a database of tourist resources. In 2004, she received a PhD degree with a syntactic/semantic interface based on hierarchically organized rules, from both IST and Université Blaise-Pascal, in France. She has been a lecturer at Universidade Autónoma (from October 2004 to September 2005), Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias (from October 2005 to February 2006), and at IST since March 2006, where she has been teaching Artificial Intelligence and Algorithms and Data Structures. She has started her research at INESC in 1995, in the Telematic Services and Systems group. In 1998 she became a member of the Telematic and Computational Systems Center from IST. In 2001 she became a member of the newly created Spoken Language Systems Lab (L2F). Her current research interests are: question answering, dialogue systems and machine translation.

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