John A. Bateman; Home page

Some
Research
Contexts:

Prof. John A. Bateman, PhD

English Applied Linguistics / Linguistics
Multimodal Semiotics
Ontology and Computational Linguistics

ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7209-9295
Google Scholar: link
Video presentations on multimodality: link

This is a copy of an old university home page; the Uni Bremen discontinued university home pages several years ago and so now some information here may go out of date!

(rough and ready webpages due to Uni Bremen unilaterally deactivating links: apologies for this behaviour! Fortunately we have search engines so all information is accessible there in any case. Get in touch if you have problems finding anything. No worries: the work continues! :-)

Some recent projects...
FakeNarratives			large-scale audiovisual multimodal analysis
FakeNarratives			https://fakenarratives.github.io/
The Kinesemiotic Body			multimodal ballet as discourse analysis
The Kinesemiotic Body			link
Educational Videos			multimodal analysis of educational videos
Educational Videos			example paper (2025)
Computational embodied ontology			see EASE CRC: Subprojects P01, P05

Chief Editor Activities:
Frontiers in Communication: Multimodality of Communication			link (Frontiers site)
Applied Ontology Journal			link (SAGE site)

Older resources: some not updated ... tread cautiously!

		Research on ontologies, particularly for natural language		A page of extensive bibliographical information for linguistics, computational linguistics and AI
		Research on discourse structure		A re-usable multilingual generation system and development environment
		Research on the presentation of information combining presentation modalities: texts, pictures, graphics, layout, video and so on.	(withdrawn)	An almost complete list of Natural Language Generation Systems with references and pointers (not maintained at present)
		Research on the automatic production of natural language texts and discourse		A repository of grammars for different languages in the systemic-functional linguistic tradition and suitable for use in natural language generation
		Research into various aspects of SFL, particularly on the intersection of SFL and computational linguistic description.
	(very out of date!)	Research Projects and PhDs running or past

This is a copy of an old university home page; the Uni Bremen discontinued university home pages several years ago and so now some information here may go out of date!

Some recent projects...

Chief Editor Activities:

Older resources: some not updated ... tread cautiously!

Research on ontologies, particularly for natural language

A page of extensive bibliographical information for linguistics, computational linguistics and AI

Research on discourse structure

A re-usable multilingual generation system and development environment

Research on the presentation of information combining presentation modalities: texts, pictures, graphics, layout, video and so on.

An almost complete list of Natural Language Generation Systems with references and pointers (not maintained at present)

Research on the automatic production of natural language texts and discourse

A repository of grammars for different languages in the systemic-functional linguistic tradition and suitable for use in natural language generation

Research into various aspects of SFL, particularly on the intersection of SFL and computational linguistic description.

Research Projects and PhDs running or past