On Wednesday, 23 September, the EMLex Steering Board welcomed the students of the 2026 intake, known as the Luca Serianni Cohort, during a consortium-wide online welcome session.
In attendance were the students of the new cohort, the Programme Coordinator, Prof. María José Domínguez, Dr. Christine Ganslmayer, both members of the EMLex Steering Board, Prof. Martina Nied, coordinator of the B1 module, and Luke Akinremi, Programme Manager.
FAU-EMLex is very proud that Punsisi Udara Liyanage, an EMLex graduate from the Sulkhan Saba Orbeliani cohort (intake 2024), has been awarded a PhD scholarship as part of the new international project MultiLAwa – Multilingual Language Awareness in the European Digital Society. Punsisi succeeded in a highly competitive selection process and was chosen as a PhD candidate to focus on “Stereotyped language related to gender, race and ethnicity in digital dictionaries and thesauri”.
On 10 September 2026, we were delighted to welcome our EMLex students to the University of Santiago de Compostela for the Winter Semester 2026/27.
This semester, USC is hosting six first-year and four second-year EMLex students from different parts of the world.
The welcome event was a great opportunity to meet one another and mark the beginning of the new semester together.
We wish all our students a successful, enjoyable and enriching semester in Santiago!
On Friday, 28 August 2026, the EMLex team at Université de Lorraine in Nancy welcomed the EMLex students for the new semester.
The welcome session brought together four first-semester EMLex students and two third-semester students, along with Maja Stange, Prof. Hélène Vinckel-Roisin and Prof. Yvon Keronmnes.
Classes officially begin this week, marking the start of another exciting semester in Nancy.
We wish the new students a bright start to life in Nancy, despite the rather rainy weather!
Researchers María José Domínguez Vázquez and Iván Arias Arias presented the ESMAS-ES+ project at the EUniWell workshop“Connecting the Dots: Multilingualism across EUniWell”, held at the Faculty of Philology of the University of Santiago de Compostela. Their contribution explored the role of multilingual approaches in the development of lexical resources and fostered collaboration across the EUniWell alliance.
The EMLex community is pleased to announce that Sékou Bah, Ahmed Shaita, and Hervé-Stéphane M'Béa have successfully completed the European Master in Lexicography (EMLex).
A small graduation celebration was held at the iconic Place Stanislas in Nancy, marking the conclusion of their studies. The graduates presented master's theses on innovative topics at the intersection of lexicography, translation, artificial intelligence, and intercultural communication:
Researchers from eight universities gathered at the University of Vigo’s Pontevedra campus to advance the Esmas-Es+ project, an initiative aimed at developing an automatic multilingual semantic tagging tool that helps computer systems understand the meaning of words and expressions more accurately. The project combines linguistics, artificial intelligence, and language technologies to create a prototype capable of automatically assigning semantic labels to texts.