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Review of ATA65 sessions by Sadot Márquez and Pedro Valdez: “Mining 101: The Basics for Every Translator and Interpreter” and “Mining 102: Advanced Insights for Translators and Interpreters.” Read more by clicking on the picture…
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This meeting is free to attend. No registration necessary. We hope to see you there!
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Please join us at our next Virtual Networking Event. Meet with colleagues to network, share stories and make new connections! Read more…
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Happy 2023 from all of us at the Science & Technology Division! Check out the latest news from the S&TD. Read more …
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Last updated: August 2022 The conference attendee will present their own poster, which should be a visual representation of research, scholarly, or creative work related to translation, interpreting, localization or linguistics. Time Commitment: Poster presentations will take place during the Welcome Reception, which usually lasts about 1.5 hours. The presenter should be available to answer questions during the entire event. Poster Content: Your poster should present a topic of your choice related to translation, interpreting, localization or linguistics. Posters should be able to give a clear representation of your topic without any explanation from you. Poster Specifications: The poster should …
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By Mery Molenaar, S&TD Administrator The Science & Technology Division conducted a survey from March 2 through April 10, 2022. We invited division members to share their experiences with using the division’s media channels and to tell us about their networking and professional development needs. Read more…
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By Mery Molenaar, CTHave you ever wondered what soil is made of and why it is important for humans and life on earth in general? Read a recap of ATA62 session “The Magic of Soil” by Science & Technology Division Distinguished Speaker Dr. Nic Jelinski.
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ATA62 was held October 27-30, 2021 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This was a hybrid event with around 1,000 translators, interpreters and companies attending in-person or online. Find out which sessions were presented in the Science & Technology track.