The Visible Art of Translation
The INCREC projectWelcome to the Visible Art of Translation podcasts! These series of podcasts are part of the EU-funded INCREC project at the University of Groningen. Our focus is creativity, translation and technology in literary and audiovisual translation. Our goal is to give visibility to the often invisible skills, role and voice of professional translators. This project has received funding from the European... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Yining Chen from the INCREC project interviewed Vlad Glǎveanu, a Full Professor of Psychology in the Business School at Dublin City University and Adjunct Professor at the Centre for the Science of Learning and Technology and the new AI Learn Instit... more
Xiaolu Wang from the INCREC project interviewed Paula Mariani, a professional translator with extensive experience in translating and adapting feature films, series, and documentaries from English into Spanish. As a subtitler, dubbing translator, and... more
Ana Guerberof Arenas from the INCREC project interviewed Alon Lavie for this month's episode. Alon is a computer scientist and an expert on machine translation and he has been at the leading edge of AI research in language technology for more than 20... more
Annelies de hertogh (1977) has a Master’s Degree in Translation and translates Russian, English and German literature into Dutch. Els de Roon Hertoge (1973) has a Master’s Degree in Slavonic Studies and translates Russian and English literature. They... more
Xiaolu Wang from the INCREC project interviewed María Meroño Fernández, a specialist in translation, accessibility, and proofreading. María works primarily translating between English and Spanish, as well as from French to Spanish. She holds a degree... more
Nastja Shaboltas from the INCREC project interview Hwasue S. Warber. She is the first professional translator to bring Norwegian literature directly into Korean, without the detour via intermediary languages. Since 2001, she has translated around 130... more
In this Xmas Special, the team behind the INCREC project talks about the project in more detail. What did we learn the past year and how did the project evolve? We all wish you happy holidays and a wonderful 2026!
Kyo Gerrits from the INCREC project interviews Fannah Palmer. She is a literary translator and editor. She has studied English at the University of Amsterdam and Writing, Editing and Mediating at the University of Groningen. She translates fiction an... more
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