List of research laboratories for machine translation

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The following is a list of research laboratories that focus on machine translation.

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Parent OrganizationResearch LaboratoryTypeHeadquartersRef.
Abdul Majid Bhurgri Institute of Language Engineering Language EngineeringGovernmental Hyderabad, Sindh Pakistan [1]
Amazon (company) Natural Language Processing GroupCorporate Seattle, United States [2]
Ben-Gurion University Natural Language Processing ProjectAcademic Beersheba, Israel [3]
Brigham Young University Translation Research GroupAcademic Provo, United States [4]
British Computer Society Natural Language Translation Specialist GroupAcademic Swindon, England [5]
Carnegie Mellon University Language Technologies InstituteAcademic Pittsburgh, United States [6]
Center for the International Cooperation for Computerization Machine Translation System LaboratoryGovernmental Tokyo, Japan [7]
Charles University Institute of Formal and Applied LinguisticsAcademic Prague, Czech Republic [8]
Chittagong University of Engineering & Technology Institute of Modern LanguageAcademic Raozan, Bangladesh [9]
City University of New York Natural Language Processing GroupAcademic New York City, United States [10]
Columbia University Center for Computational Learning SystemsAcademic New York City, United States [11]
Dublin City University National Centre for Language TechnologyAcademic Dublin, Ireland [12]
Dublin City University, Dublin Institute of Technology,
Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin 		ADAPT CentreAcademic Dublin, Ireland [13]
Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute Language Intelligence Research GroupGovernmental Daejeon, South Korea [14]
European Research Area EuroMatrix Governmental Saarbrücken, Germany [15]
European Research Area EuroMatrixPlus Governmental Saarbrücken, Germany [16]
Federal Ministry of Education and Research Verbmobil Governmental Bonn, Germany [17]
Fondazione Bruno Kessler Human Language TechnologyCorporate Trento, Italy [18]
German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence Language Technology LabCorporate Saarbrücken, Germany [19]
Ghent University Language and Translation Technology TeamAcademic Ghent, Belgium [20]
Google Natural Language Understanding TeamCorporate Mountain View, United States [21]
Harbin Institute of Technology Machine Intelligence and Translation LabAcademic Harbin, China [22]
Heidelberg University Department of Computational LinguisticsAcademic Heidelberg, Germany [23]
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Human Language Technology CenterAcademic Clear Water Bay, Hong Kong [24]
IBM Natural Language Processing GroupCorporate North Castle, United States [25]
Idiap Research Institute Natural Language Processing GroupAcademic Matigny, Switzerland [26]
Institute for Infocomm Research Machine Translation LabGovernmental Queenstown, Singapore [27]
Institute for Language and Speech Processing Natural Language Processing GroupAcademic Athens, Greece [28]
Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering  [ pt ]Spoken Language Systems LabAcademic Lisbon, Portugal [29]
IIIT Hyderabad Language Technologies Research CenterAcademic Hyderabad, India [30]
IIT Bombay Center for Indian Language TechnologyAcademic Powai, India [31]
Jadavpur University Natural Language Processing LaboratoryAcademic Kolkata, India [32]
Jaume I University TecnoLeTTraAcademic Castellón, Spain [33]
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Interactive Systems LaboratoryAcademic Karlsruhe, Germany [34]
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology International Center for Advanced Communication TechnologiesAcademic Karlsruhe, Germany [35]
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Centre for Computational LinguisticsAcademic Leuven, Belgium [36]
Laboratoire d'Informatique de Grenoble Groupe d'Étude pour la Traduction AutomatiqueAcademic Grenoble, France [37]
Laboratoire des Sciences du Numérique de Nantes  [ fr ]Traitement Automatique du Langage NaturelAcademic Nantes, France [38]
Limsi Spoken Language Processing GroupGovernmental Orsay, France [39]
Linköping University Natural Language Processing GroupAcademic Linköping, Sweden [40]
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich Center for Information and Language ProcessingAcademic Munich, Germany [41]
Macquarie University Centre for Language TechnologyAcademic Sydney, Australia [42]
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory Academic Lexington, United States [43]
Microsoft Machine Translation GroupCorporate Redmond, United States [44]
Microsoft Natural Language Computing GroupCorporate Beijing, China [45]
Microsoft Natural Language Processing GroupCorporate Redmond, United States [46]
Ministry of Communications and High Technologies DilmancGovernmental Baku, Azerbaijan [47]
Ministry of Finance Malaysian Institute of Translation & Books Governmental Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [48]
Nanjing University Researches on Machine TranslationAcademic Nanjing, China [49]
Nara Institute of Science and Technology Augmented Human Communication LaboratoryAcademic Nara, Japan [50]
National Library of Finland Finno-Ugric Laboratory for Support of the Electronic Representation
of Regional Languages		Governmental Syktyvkar, Russia [51]
National Research Council of Canada Language Technologies Research CentreGovernmental Ottawa, Canada [52]
NICT Advanced Translation Technology LaboratoryGovernmental Seika, Japan [53]
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Linguistic Intelligence Research GroupCorporate Tokyo, Japan [54]
North-West University Centre for Text TechnologyAcademic Potchefstroom, South Africa [55]
Polytechnic University of Catalonia Center for Language and Speech Technologies and ApplicationsAcademic Barcelona, Spain [56]
Polytechnic University of Valencia Pattern Recognition and Human Language Technology Research CenterAcademic Valencia, Spain [57]
Pompeu Fabra University GLiComAcademic Barcelona, Spain [58]
PrompsitLanguage EngineeringCorporate Elche, Spain [59]
Qatar Computing Research Institute Arabic Language Technologies TeamGovernmental Doha, Qatar [60]
Queens College Algorithms for Computational Linguistics GroupAcademic New York City, United States [61]
RWTH Aachen University Human Language Technology and Pattern Recognition GroupAcademic Aachen, Germany [62]
Saarland University IAI SaarbrückenAcademic Saarbrücken, Germany [63]
Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey Informatics and Information Security Research CenterGovernmentalGovernmental [64]
SDL Research GroupCorporate Maidenhead, England [65]
Seoul National University Computational Linguistics LabAcademic Seoul, South Korea [66]
Simon Fraser University Natural Language LaboratoryAcademic Burnaby, Canada [67]
Sharif University of Technology Natural Language Processing LaboratoryAcademic Tehran, Iran [68]
SRI International Speech Technology and Research LaboratoryCorporate Menlo Park, United States [69]
Stanford University Natural Language Processing GroupAcademic Stanford, United States [70]
Technion Knowledge Center for Processing HebrewAcademic Haifa, Israel [71]
Tilburg University Induction of Linguistic Knowledge GroupAcademic Tilburg, Netherlands [72]
Tilde Company  [ lv ]Tilde ResearchCorporate Riga, Latvia [73]
Université de Montréal Applied Research in Computational LinguisticsAcademic Montreal, Canada [74]
University of Alicante Traducens GroupAcademic San Vicente del Raspeig, Spain [75]
University of Amsterdam Institute for Logic, Language and ComputationAcademic Amsterdam, Netherlands [76]
University of Amsterdam Statistical Language Processing and Learning LabAcademic Amsterdam, Netherlands [77]
University of Caen Normandy GREYCAcademic Caen, France [78]
University of California, Berkeley Natural Language Processing GroupAcademic Berkeley, United States [79]
University of Cambridge Machine Intelligence Laboratory Speech Research GroupAcademic Cambridge, England [80]
University of Cambridge Natural Language and Information Processing Research GroupAcademic Cambridge, England [81]
University of Copenhagen Centre for Language TechnologyAcademic Copenhagen, Denmark [82]
University of Edinburgh Statistical Machine Translation GroupAcademic Edinburgh, Scotland [83]
University of Essex Language and Computation GroupAcademic Colchester, England [84]
University of Geneva Department of Translation TechnologyAcademic Geneva, Switzerland [85]
University of Gothenburg Centre for Language TechnologyAcademic Gothenburg, Sweden [86]
University of Groningen Computational Linguistics GroupAcademic Groningen, Netherlands [87]
University of Haifa Computational Linguistics GroupAcademic Haifa, Israel [88]
University of Illinois Natural Language ResearchAcademic Urbana, United States [89]
University of Macau Natural Language Processing & Portuguese-Chinese
Machine Translation Laboratory		Academic Taipa, Macau [90]
University of Maine Language and Speech TechnologyAcademic Le Mans, France [91]
University of Manchester Centre for Computational LinguisticsAcademic Manchester, England [92]
University of Maryland, College Park Computational Linguistics and Information Processing LaboratoryAcademic College Park, United States [93]
University of Melbourne Natural Language Processing GroupAcademic Parkville, Australia [94]
University of Notre Dame Natural Language Processing GroupAcademic Notre Dame, United States [95]
University of Pennsylvania Natural Language Processing GroupAcademic Philadelphia, United States [96]
University of Rochester Machine Translation ResearchAcademic Rochester, United States [97]
University of Science, Malaysia Computer-Aided Translation UnitAcademic Penang, Malaysia [98]
University of Sheffield Natural Language Processing GroupAcademic Sheffield, England [99]
University of Southern California Information Sciences InstituteAcademic Marina del Rey, United States [100]
University of Southern Denmark Visual Interactive Syntax LearningAcademic Slagelse, Denmark [101]
University of Stuttgart Institute for Natural Language ProcessingAcademic Stuttgart, Germany [102]
University of Sydney Language Technology Research GroupAcademic Sydney, Australia [103]
University of Tartu Natural Language Processing Research GroupAcademic Tartu, Estonia [104]
University of the Basque Country IXA GroupAcademic San Sebastián, Spain [105]
University of Tokyo Tsuruoka LaboratoryAcademic Tokyo, Japan [106]
University of Toronto Computational Linguistics Research GroupAcademic Toronto, Canada [107]
University of Tromsø GiellateknoAcademic Tromsø, Norway [108]
University of Washington Signal, Speech and Language Interpretation LabAcademic Seattle, United States [109]
University of Wolverhampton Research Group in Computational LinguisticsAcademic Wolverhampton, England [110]
University of Zagreb Institute of LinguisticsAcademic Zagreb, Croatia [111]
University of Zurich Institute of Computational LinguisticsAcademic Zürich, Switzerland [112]
Uppsala University Language Technology and Computational LinguisticsAcademic Uppsala, Sweden [113]
Xerox Research Centre EuropeNatural Language Processing GroupCorporate Meylan, France [114]
Xiamen University Natural Language Processing GroupAcademic Xiamen, China [115]
Ho Chi Minh City University of Information Technology Natural Language Processing GroupAcademic Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam [116]

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