Announcement: Article in Universitas Mitteilungsblatt 4/24

Universitas Mitteilungsblatt 04/24

Wie Bergblick und Seeluft Übersetzer:innen inspirieren

I wrote an article in German for the latest edition of Universitas Members Magazine, which has just been published. Thanks are due to Tamara Paludo and her editorial team at Universitas for putting together a beautiful edition of the magazine. It was also particularly satisfying to hold a physical copy in my hand before reading online. Never underestimate the haptic quality of print media!

In addition, thanks are also due to the participants at the ASTTI Financial Translation Summer Conference at which I participated and held a workshop, especially Michael Dever and Beata Marchand for all their hard work in organising the event in Spiez.

My article contains a summary about the event, as well as some thoughts about the role of the “Expert in the Lead” in human-machine translation as well as my role as an in-house embedded translator in banking supervision. Some thoughts originally came from fruitful and enjoyable chats with other participants in Spiez and on Lake Thun.

The Mitteilungsblatt also contains some really interesting articles by the speakers at Universitas’ 70th anniversary event, which I attended back in September.

The article appears in edition 4/24 of the Universitas Mitteilungsblatt.

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3 responses to “Announcement: Article in Universitas Mitteilungsblatt 4/24”

  1. […] my recent article in the latest edition of the Universitas Mitteilungsblatt, one section the “Expert in the Lead” (XITLEITL/XITL advocates the expert human in the […]

  2. […] need to maintain a public presence. Presentations and publications (e.g. in the ITI Bulletin and Universitas Mitteilungsblatt) also bolster the public impact of my work as a translator. The workshop I gave in Spiez and the […]

  3. […] Last weekend, I attended the ATA German Language Division Workshop held here in Vienna. I also delivered a new presentation on Sunday morning (der Morgenstund hat Gold im Mund!). It was the first time that I had presented about the Expert in the Lead (XITL)EITL/XITL advocates the expert human in the lead rather than in the loop. More approach to human-machine translation. Previously it has been the focus of LinkedIn posts and articles in the ITI Bulletin and Universitas Mitteilungsblatt. […]

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