Terminology Coordination Unit

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Music Fix: How to translate DNA into music

So how is it to translate music? We were already talking about translating and listening music at the same time, but let's talk about DNA and how it is possible to translate it into music. [embed]h[...]

Semantic interoperability for the multilingual web

"Semantic interoperability for the multilingual web" in the context of the Public Multilingual Knowledge management Infrastructure for the digital single market (PMKI) project was the name and the[...]

Terminology Research into the field of Deep Learning for Cosmography

Deep learning has sparked global interest in recent years within Artificial Intelligence (AI) and has been widely adopted in the fields of image recognition, speech recognition, natural language p[...]

TermNews June 2019

TermCoord has recently published the latest terminology newsletter. In this edition you will find interesting news and detailed information about the new Hands-on Trainings Sessions for IATE 2, on[...]

ISIT Paris: Master theses and collaboration with TermCoord

The Faculty ISIT, Intercultural School, of Paris has a close collaboration with TermCoord in terminology. This year, two groups of students have made their Master theses working together[...]

‘Timeo Danaos et dona ferentes’, an echo of a safety valve or a hinder?

The Latin phrase ‘Timeo Danaos et dona ferentes’ (Aeneid, II, 49) is the phrase known to have been said by Laocoön, a priest of Ancient Troja during the legendary Trojan war. The ph[...]

Video Fix- Language features: English vs other Languages

We might sometimes be tempted to think that the main differences between languages concern just their vocabulary, maybe some grammatical areas, and not much more. Especially those who [...]

Framing Women's Rights for Terminology without Borders

This is the second article in a series of articles on the latest developments in Terminology without Borders, which has its origins in YourTerm MED. This was the initial proj[...]

AI.TEch

AI.TEch stands for Artificial Intelligence Terminology and Technology. This is our brand new category including a selection of articles about technical aspects of terminology and linguistics, related to ongoing developement of computer sciences

University projects

Welcome to the Universities’ IATE projects page. Here you can find the outcome of IATE projects done by Universities in cooperation with TermCoord. These terminology entries will be evaluated to be imported in IATE after validation by the terminologists of the respective language. The content of the tables published on this page are under the responsibility of each University.

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Latest articles

Music Fix: How to translate DNA into music

Semantic interoperability for the multilingual web

Terminology Research into the field of Deep Learning for Cosmography

TermNews June 2019

ISIT Paris: Master theses and collaboration with TermCoord

‘Timeo Danaos et dona ferentes’, an echo of a safety valve or a hinder?

Video Fix- Language features: English vs other Languages

Framing Women's Rights for Terminology without Borders

AI.TEch

AI.TEch

AI.TEch stands for Artificial Intelligence Terminology and Technology. This is our brand new category including a selection of articles about technical aspects of terminology and linguistics, related to ongoing developement of computer sciences

University projects

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IATE Term of the Week: Skills Mismatch

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IATE Term of the Week: 5G

IATE Term of the Week: Digital Single Market

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European Terminology Summit hosted by EAFT and TermCoord at the European Parliament