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'''Dr. Samad Hussain''' is a Professor of Computer Science and the Head of the Center for Language Engineering at Pakistan's University of Engineering and Technology. His participation at ICANN involves his membership with the [[SSAC]] and his participation on the [[Whois]] review team.<ref>ICANN40 Interview</ref> | '''Dr. Samad Hussain''' is a Professor of Computer Science and the Head of the Center for Language Engineering at Pakistan's University of Engineering and Technology. His participation at ICANN involves his membership with the [[SSAC]] and his participation on the [[Whois]] review team.<ref>ICANN40 Interview</ref> | ||
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His area of expertise includes Speech and Natural Language Processing with special reference to Urdu, Speech Acoustics, Linguistics, Computational Linguistics and Font Development.<ref>[http://www.crulp.org/information/staff/info.php?sid=3 Crulp.org]</ref> | His area of expertise includes Speech and Natural Language Processing with special reference to Urdu, Speech Acoustics, Linguistics, Computational Linguistics and Font Development.<ref>[http://www.crulp.org/information/staff/info.php?sid=3 Crulp.org]</ref> | ||
==Education== | ==Education== | ||
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Dr. Samad Hussain is a Professor of Computer Science and the Head of the Center for Language Engineering at Pakistan's University of Engineering and Technology. His participation at ICANN involves his membership with the SSAC and his participation on the Whois review team.[1]
Specialization
His area of expertise includes Speech and Natural Language Processing with special reference to Urdu, Speech Acoustics, Linguistics, Computational Linguistics and Font Development.[2]
Education
- Ph.D, Linguistics, Northwestern University, 1997
- M.Phil, Computer Speech/Language Processing, Cambridge University, 1993
- B.Sc., Computer Engineering, University of Texas at Austin, 1992[3]