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Andrea Farina interview

CLARIN-UK featured in Tour de CLARIN

17 March 2026

The Tour de CLARIN features an interview with Andrea Farina, a PhD candidate in the Department of Digitial Humanities at King's College London, whose work on computational approaches to Latin linguistics was selected to represent the UK in the PhD poster session at the CLARIN annual conference in 2025.

Read the full interveiw here:

 https://www.clarin.eu/blog/tour-de-clarin-interview-andrea-farina

 

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