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| EANC Team |
| Gallery |
| Armenian Texts Online |
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EANC Team
EANC is created by a team of linguists and software professionals representing Corpus Technologies, Institute of Linguistics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow State University, Russian State University for Humanities (Moscow), Yerevan State Linguistic University, and Armenian Academy of Sciences.
The EANC project was launched in March 2006. Creation of EANC, including collection of written and oral discourse, was funded by Corpus Technologies (CT), a linguistic software company based in Moscow.
EANC Team
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| Michael Daniel | Moscow State University, CT | |
| Victoria Khurshudian | CT | |
| Dmitri Levonian | founder, CT | |
| Vladimir Plungian | Institute of Linguistics (Russian Academy of Sciences) & Moscow State University | |
| Alex Polyakov | annotation software, CT | |
| Sergey Rubakov | database software, CT | |
We would like to thank Suren Zolian and the Library of Yerevan State Linguistic University for supplying a 700,000-token electronic collection of scientific texts and David Sargsian and the National Library of Armenia for providing access to the press archive at NLA. There is an ongoing cooperation between EANC and Anaïd Donabédian (INALCO, Paris).
It is our pleasure to thank all those who contributed to the success of EANC:
| Academic contribution | ||
| Anaïd Donabédian | INALCO, Paris | |
| Lyuba Galstian | Institute of Business and Politics, Moscow | |
| David Gyurjinian | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| Karen Hakobian | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| Narine Hekekian | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| Fridrikh Khlghatian | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| Vasilisa Krylova | St. Petersburg State University | |
| Levon Markosian | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| Vera Podlesskaya | Russian State University for Humanities | |
| Ekaterina Rakhilina | Institute of the Russian Language | |
| Vartouchka Samuelian | INALCO, Paris | |
| Susanna Tioian | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| Robert Urutian | Armenian Academy of Sciences | |
| Lilit Vardanian | University of Pisa | |
| Suren Zolian | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| Corpus collection and other support | ||
| Lilit Andreasian | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| Vahan Artsruni | ||
| Satenik Asilian | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| Norair Babadjanian | ||
| Arus Baghunts | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| Ilia Bis | ||
| Artem Dzyura | ||
| Hakob Hovhannisian | Internews Armenia | |
| Rafael Jalalian | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| Anzhela Mhrian | ||
| Artur Mrian | Internews Armenia | |
| Artavazd Nalbandian | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| David Sargsian | National Library of Armenia | |
| Hayk Shahbekian | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| Edward Vardanian | Yerevan State Linguistic University | |
| Software support | ||
| Alexey Boyko | ||
| Pavel Karaulov | ||
| Alexander Musatov | ||
| Alexander Naydenko | ||
| Eugene Skepner | ||
| Vadim Yashin | ||
| Alexey Zelenin | ||
Last, but not least, we would like to acknowledge the unfaltering support of Natalia Tsvetkova.
