As an associate professor at Osaka University, my research interests include the application of natural language processing to online composition support systems and investigations into register variation in Japanese. I teach an introduction to natural language processing course for humanities students, as well as core undergraduate English courses.
2017/12"A study on the extraction of relational pairs of 'orange', 'plum', and 'cherry' flowers in poetic Japanese" won the best poster prize at the IPSJ Computer and Humanities 2017 (Jinmonkom 2017) Conference. Links: [Tokyo Tech News] [Jinmonkom2017 (Japanese)]
Note that the publications list is automatically formated according to the 6th edition APA rules.
A showcase of my past and current research projects including Japanese writing assistance and quantitative corpus studies on register variation.
The easiest way to reach me is to send me an email at my first name (bor) + our graduate school's domain (lang.osaka-u.ac.jp).
My office is located in the Graduate School of Language and Culture Building A on the Toyonaka Campus of Osaka University, room 505.
Link to detailed PDF version of map (our building is #1 on the map).
