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Nov 29, 2025

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We are offering a Master's 2 internship in natural language processing on ‘Extracting knowledge about land use and land cover changes from textual data’. This internship will take place over a period of 6 months between January and June 2025 and will be co-supervised by CIRAD researchers from UMR TETIS as part of the TOSCA-CNES ARENA (Automatic Rule Extraction and Network Analysis) project.

Requirements

Interested students should send their CV
cover letter and M1 internship report before 29/11/2024 to Sarah Valentin (sarah.valentin@cirad.fr) and Roberto Interdonato (roberto.interdonato@cirad.fr)
specifying ‘CANDIDATURE STAGE ARENA 2025’ in the subject.

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