We invite you to read the article ‘Tour de CLARIN: Interview with Edgaras Dambrauskas’, in which a PhD student in the joint doctoral programme between Vytautas Magnus University and Sofia University (Bulgaria), Edgaras Dambrauskas, shares his experiences and the challenges he has faced in his studies and research, as well as discusses the benefits offered by the CLARIN ERIC research infrastructure. He also presents his forthcoming doctoral thesis and discusses its importance in uncovering the linguistic characteristics of fake news, disinformation, and misleading texts.
The young researcher, along with other co-authors, deposited the following resources in the CLARIN-LT repository:
- ● Lithuanian Hate Speech Corpus v.1
- ● LITUND corpus v1
- ● Lithuanian Corpus of Illegal Activity Incitement
Additional details regarding the LITUND corpus, including a concise overview, its development objectives, the methodologies applied, and other pertinent aspects, are available in E. Dambrauskas’s poster presentation, which was delivered during the PhD session at the 2025 CLARIN Annual Conference.
In this Tour de CLARIN article, Dambrauskas emphasises that the process of uploading scientific resources to the CLARIN infrastructure is both simple and easy. The instructions provided (e.g., the resource upload guide) help ensure the process runs smoothly. Furthermore, the article outlines the advantages of researchers uploading their study resources to the CLARIN infrastructure.
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