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At the Adaptive Multimodal Information and Interfaces (AMI2) Lab we carry out research in: Automatic Speech Recognition Spoken and Multimodal Dialog Interfaces Natural Language Processing Statistical Machine Translation Machine Learning Emotional Computing Our multilingual conversational platform is the core of our experimental work on conversational systems and their evaluation.

Date	Location	Event	Description
March 25, 2010	Povo - Trento, Italy	Workshop	Workshop on Multimodal Interactive Question Answering
December 23, 2009	Povo - Trento, Italy	Open position	Postdoctoral position in Human-Computer Interaction at the University of Trento, Italy
December 18, 2009	Trento, Italy	UNITN Press Release	Telecom Italia e Universita' di Trento partnership per la qualita'
December 18, 2009	Povo - Trento, Italy	DISI Seminar	Allen Gorin, Stream Characterization from Content
December 3, 2009	Povo - Trento, Italy	DISI Seminar	Federica Cavicchio, An Eye for an Eye: Heart Rate and Facial Expression Predict (Un) Cooperation
November 6, 2009	Povo - Trento, Italy	Workshop	Workshop Toni Mian
September 28, 2009	Povo - Trento, Italy	DISI Seminar	Fernando Garcia, A stochastic approach to the understanding problem in dialog systems
June 30, 2009	Povo - Trento, Italy	DISI Seminar	Nicolo' Cesa-Bainchi, Semi supervised online learning: train only when you need
May 29, 2009	Povo - Trento, Italy	DISI Seminar	Antonella De Angeli, Cognitive and social affordances of conversational technology
February 2009		W3C standard	W3C Multimodal Standard Brings Web to More People, More Ways
January 2009		IEEE Signal Processing Society - Best Paper Award	Giuseppe Riccardi and Dilek Hakkani-Tur, "Active Learning: Theory and Applications to Automatic Speech Recognition"