Annie En-Shiun Lee is an assistant professor at the OntarioTech University and the University of Toronto (status-only). Her goal is to making language technology as inclusive and accessible to as many people as possible. She runs the Lee Langauge Lab (L^3) with research focusing on language diversity and multilinguiality. Professor Lee’s research has been published in Nature Digital Medicine, ACM Computing Survey, ACL, SIGCSE, IEEE TKDE, Bioinformatics. She serves as the demo co-chair for NAACL and has extensive experience transferring technology to industry. Previously she was assistant professor (teaching stream) at the University of Toronto. She received her PhD from the University of Waterloo and was a visiting researcher at the Fields Institute and Chinese Univeristy of Hong Kong as well as worked as a research scientist in industry at VerticalScope and Stradigi AI.
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Doctor of Philosophy, 2009-2014
University of Waterloo
Masters of Mathematics, 2006-2008
University of Waterloo
Joint Honours Bachelor of Mathematics with Co-operative Education, 1999-2004
University of Waterloo