Welcome
Hello! I’m a PhD Student at the University of Cambridge researching Natural Language Processing. My current areas of interest are natural language queries for knowledge bases, semantic parsing and automating fact checking. I am currently supervised by Andreas Vlachos and am funded by an Amazon Alexa Graduate Research Fellowhip.
Prior to starting at Cambridge, I was researching at Sheffield with an EPSRC Doctoral Training Partnership Scholarship and I completed an MEng in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at the University of York, where I researched Kernel-based Sentiment Analysis and CRF models for Named Entity Recognition in my final year.
I have a keen interest in software engineering and enjoy applying these skills to my current areas of research. I used to design sonar software – this was designed to run in a parallel environment and support both live signal processing and faster than real time analysis. I took interest in management of the product lifecycle and implemented a method to express some architectural models as description logics to automate reasoning about system function and software reuse.
Profiles
- GitHub @j6mes
- Twitter @j6mes
- Email: jt719 [at] cam [dot] ac [dot] uk
Recent Activities
- Paper on Fact Extraction and VERification accepted for publication at NAACL2018
- Talk on Artificial Intelligence vs Misinformation at Sheffield Pint of Science Festival
- Springer Book Chapter on Bridging the Gaps in Annotation for Hate-Speech Detection using Multi-Task Learning Accepted
- Workshop and Shared task on Fact Extraction and VERification accepted at EMNLP2018
- Talk on Fact Extraction and Verification at Amazon Graduate Research Symposium, Seattle
- Fact Extraction and VERification at the Language Learning and Logic at Imperial College London
- Paper on Fake News Detection accepted at the NLP in Journalism workshop at EMNLP2017
- Fake News Challenge Results Announced
- Internship at Amazon Research Cambridge Started!
- Fact Checking in the News