Get Involved in the Email Research Community
Thursday July 31st 2008, 8:40 pm
Filed under: email, language technology, research, science, search, technology, usability
Posted by: Andrew Lampert

Mark Dredze, Vitor Carvalho and Tessa Lau did an excellent job bringing together a great bunch of people working on a variety of email-related research at the recent EMAIL-08 workshop at AAAI in Chicago. There was a huge amount of energy and enthusiasm amongst the participants, which is a great thing for the future of email research.

Following on from the workshop, we have created a series of new resources to help keep the community connected. The first of these is a new mailing list for those interested in email research. Our intention is for this list to be a central place for people in the email research community to discuss ideas and projects and to announce resources of interest. More information about the list (including subscription information) can be found at http://groups.google.com/group/email-research.

In addition to the list, we have also created a community maintained email research website that we hope will keep a current list of email datasets, published papers and related information. Please get in touch if you have relevant content for the site.

If you are at all involved in email-related research, I strongly encourage you to join the new Email Research mailing list and to take part in the ongoing discussion of the wider email research community. I’m looking forward to hearing your ideas!