These are some of the projects and clusters of projects that researchers in LMS are involved with: 

• Intercultural Pragmatics
     - Principal Investigator: Professor Luke Kang Kwong
      - Co-Investigator: Assistant Professor Stefanie Stadler 
         
• ERP Study on Priming Effect Of Advertisement
    - Principal Investigator: Assistant Professor Alice Chan
     -  Co-Investigator: Assistant Professor Justin Dauwels
         
• Digital Intangible Heritage Asia Cluster (DIHA)
  The cluster aims to bridge tangible and intangible heritage through interactive digital media to enhance the conservation and interpretation of cultural knowledge.
       
• Deep Linguistic Processing with HPSG Initiative (DELPH-IN)
  A collaborative effort aimed at deep linguistics processing of human language using Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar. 
       
• NTU Multilingual Corpus (NTU-MC)
  A 375,000 word parallel corpus in six languages (Chinese, English, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese. All texts are segmented in words, most area annotated with part-of-speech tags. 
  

Completed Projects:

• Knowledge Yielding Ontologies for Transition-based Organisation (KYOTO)
  Developing a system that allows people in communities to define the meaning of their words and terms in a shared Wiki platform so that it becomes anchored across languages and cultures. The knowledge is then available for a computer to detect further knowledge and facts in text.