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Resource Spotlight (October 2026): CQP/Tree

Katja Meden resource-spotlight, tools 2026-10-23

We are pleased to present a new service, the CQP/Tree tool, which enables advanced queries across all syntactically parsed corpora available through the CLARIN.SI NoSketch Engine corpora, to support a wide range of linguistic research endeavours. The new service was developed in cooperation with the Swedish CLARIN national node (Swe-CLARIN), established through a CLARIN Mobility Grant, which resulted in a research visit and enabled the integration of the tool into the Slovenian CLARIN infrastructure.

We invite you to explore the tool and read the blog post on its creation and the research visit, from which we share the main takeaways.

Resource Spotlight (October 2026): CQP/Tree
We are pleased to present a new service, the CQP/Tree tool, which enables advanced queries across all syntactically parsed corpora available through the CLARIN.SI NoSketch Engine corpora, to support a wide range of linguistic research endeavours. The new service was developed in cooperation with the Swedish CLARIN national node (Swe-CLARIN), established through a CLARIN Mobility Grant, which resulted in a research visit and enabled the integration of the tool into the Slovenian CLARIN infrastructure.

We invite you to explore the tool and read the blog post on its creation and the research visit, from which we share the main takeaways.

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JT-DH 2026 Conference
Registration is still open for the JT-DH 2026 conference, which will take place at the Faculty of Computer Science and Informatics, University of Ljubljana, this Thursday and Friday.

The conference program and a link to the registration form are available at https://www.sdjt.si/wp/jtdh-2026-en/.

In addition to a rich selection of presentations and posters, we look forward to two engaging plenary lectures, “Digital Ghosts: Communicating Absence, Loss, and Uncertainty in Humanities Data” and “LLMs as Lexicographers: Who Needs Dictionaries When AI Knows Everything?”, as well as a panel discussion on the evaluation of large language models for Slovenian.

We hope to see you there!