Biographies
Yanfang Jia is a PhD candidate at Hunan University (China). She has been using eye tracking and keylogging to study the cognitive aspects of human translation and post-editing, with a special focus on measuring and predicting cognitive effort in post-editing and human translation.
E-mail: yanfangjia@hnu.edu.cn
Michael Carl is a Professor at Kent State University (USA) and Director of the Center for Research and Innovation in Translation and Translation Technology (CRITT). He has studied Computational Linguistics and Communication Sciences in Berlin, Paris and Hong Kong and obtained his PhD degree in Computer Sciences from the Saarland University/Germany. His current research interest is related to the investigation of human translation processes and interactive machine translation.
E-mail: mcarl6@kent.edu
Xiangling Wang is a Professor at Hunan University and Director of Centre for Studies of Translation, Interpreting and Cognition. She obtained her PhD degree in Translation Studies from Hunan Normal University in China. She’s currently hosting a few projects both at national level and state level on translation process and interactive machine translation.
E-mail: xl_wang@hnu.edu.cn