The Center for Language Technologies is the leading research lab in the Philippines dedicated to the computational study of human languages. Our lab is composed of faculty members and students who work in areas such as (but not limited to): storytelling, mental health, hate speech, election-related events, and disinformation. We also place a strong emphasis on advancing Natural Language Processing for Philippine languages due to (a) the lack of readily available tools/resources and (b) the complexities found in processing Philippine languages. Our research lab also collaborates with academic and industry partners across the Philippines and the ASEAN region.
Research Team
Edward P. Tighe
Lab Head
M.Sc. Computer Science, De La Salle University
Ethel C. Ong
Ph.D. Computer Science, De La Salle University
Charibeth K. Cheng
Ph.D. Computer Science, De La Salle University
Shirley B. Chu
M.Sc. Computer Science, De La Salle University
Nathalie Lim-Cheng
M.Sc. Computer Science, De La Salle University
Allan B. Borra
M.Sc. Computer Science, De La Salle University
Joel P. Ilao
Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, University of the Philippines Diliman
Jackylyn L. Beredo
M.Sc. Computer Science, De La Salle University
Joanna Pauline C. Rivera
M.Sc. Computer Science, De La Salle University
Jennifer O. Contreras
Ph.D. in Information and Communication Technology, Al-Madinah International University
Research Projects
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Diachronic representation and linguistic study of Filipino word senses across social and digital media contexts (FilWordNet)
Samson, together with CCS Associate Dean Dr. Charibeth Cheng and Assistant Professor Unisse Chua, leads the project, “Diachronic representation and…