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Prof. Dr. Sarah Ebling

Prof. Dr. Sarah Ebling

Prof. Dr. Sarah Ebling

ZHAW School of Applied Linguistics
Institute of Translation and Interpreting
Theaterstrasse 15c
8400 Winterthur

+41 (0) 58 934 42 14
sarah.ebling@zhaw.ch

Personal profile

Management role

Head, Accessibility Studies Professorship

Position at the ZHAW

Professor of Accessibility Studies
www.zhaw.ch/en/linguistics/research/accessibility-studies/

Expertise and research interests

Accessible communication, e-accessibility, assistive technologies, language technology, computational linguistics

Educational background

10/2016-11/2018: University of Zurich: CAS Higher Education
11/2011-02/2016: Universität Zürich: PhD in Computational Linguistics (summa cum laude); Title: "Automatic Translation from German to Synthesized Swiss German Sign Language"
09/2008-07/2009: University of Heidelberg, Germany: Two-semester Erasmus stay
10/2004-10/2011: University of Zurich: Licenciate Licentiate (equivalent to Master’s degree) in German Linguistics and Literature, Computational Linguistics, English Linguistics

Professional milestones

08/2019-today: Department of Computational Linguistics, University of Zurich: Senior researcher and lecturer (50%)
02/2020-07/2020: Department of Computational Linguistics, University of Zurich: acting professorship (Prof. Dr. Martin Volk)
01/2019-09/2019: Digital Society Initiative (DSI), University of Zurich: Research fellow
01/2019-07/2019: Institute for Language and Communication Special Needs, University of Teacher Education in Special Needs (HfH): Senior researcher and lecturer
03/2016-07/2019: Department of Computational Linguistics, University of Zurich: lecturer
03/2016-12/2018: Institute for Language and Communication Special Needs, University of Teacher Education in Special Needs (HfH): Postdoc, SNSF Sinergia project "Scalable Multimodal Sign Language Technology for Sign Language Learning and Assessment"
03/2015-08/2015: Rochester Institute of Technology, USA, Center for Accessibility and Inclusion Research (CAIR), Golisano College of Computer and Information Sciences (Prof. Dr. Matt Huenerfauth): Visiting researcher
02/2015: DePaul University Chicago, USA, Human-Computer Interaction and Computer Graphics Division, School of Computing (Prof. Dr. Rosalee Wolfe): Visiting researcher
10/2013-10/2014: Departement Research and Development (F&E), University of Teacher Education in Special Needs (HfH): Research assistant, SNSF project "Gaze and Productive Signing in a Corpus of Interactions of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Signers of Swiss German Sign Language (DSGS)"
11/2011-02/2016: Department of Computational Linguistics, University of Zurich: Research assistant
04/2011-12/2011: Dublin City University, Ireland, School of Computing (Prof. Dr. Andy Way): Visiting researcher

Projects