Natural Language Processing Group
Utrecht University
About Us
Welcome to the homepage of UU-NLP, the Natural Language Processing Group in the Department of Information and Computing Science at Utrecht University. We are a highly interdisciplinary team working on computational models of Natural Language, led by Albert Gatt.
Our work centres around a number of core themes, including:
- Models for automatic text generation and their evaluation;
- Computational methods to study the relationship between language and society;
- Methods to model the interface between language and speech with other modalities, especially vision;
- The challenges of meaning variation arising from subjective bias, ambiguity and vagueness.
In our research, we collaborate with a broad network of researchers, including colleagues in Humanities and the Social Sciences. [UU-NLP] forms part of NLP@U, the UU Joint Special Interest Group in Natural Language Processing.
Research Labs
- NLP and Society
- Dealing with Meaning Variation
- Multimodal NLP
News
- UU-NLP will be organising INLG 2026: the 19th International Conference on Natural Language Generation!
- We’re at ACL 2025 in Vienna!
