On 2002-04-16T10:54:45-0400, Matthew Estes wrote: > Hi, this is my first post, and its a question. I'm guessing(hoping) that > a large portion of this list is composed graduate students and professors > doing research, and as an undergraduate interested in going to grad school > (I graduate next May) I wanted to know what grad schools are actively > doing research in programming languages(and/or computational > linguistics). Thanks. Since you mentioned computational linguistics (a good way to narrow down your choices)... Some schools that you should definitely look into, assuming that you are interested in the intersection between programming languages and natural languages, are Brown, Rutgers, Stanford, and UPenn. I mean to include at least the CS and linguistic programs of each school. (I'm sure this is not an exhaustive list.) Let me also self-promote: Consider Harvard! I am a PhD student in the computer science program here, working on relating computational side effects to natural language semantics. Monads and continuations galore. My apologies if such self-promotion is considered inappropriate. -- Edit this signature at http://www.digitas.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/ken/sig ~|~ /\ |\ /| |\ | /~~\ ~~|~~ |~~\/| |~~|~~ | /__\ | \/ | | \ || | | |--< | |--|-- _|_ / \| | | \| \__/ | |__/_|_| |
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