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Deborah Anderson - Department of Linguistics, UC BerkeleyDeborah is currently a Researcher in the Department of Linguistics at UC Berkeley, involved in the creation and review of Unicode proposals for ancient Indo-European scripts. She received her Ph.D. from the UCLA Indo-European Studies Program (with a specialization in linguistics). Upon completion of her degree, she was a lecturer at UCLA and a contributor to the etymological entries in the American Heritage Dictionary (third edition). Deborah also worked on various software projects for Inso Corporation. She currently edits a publication from UCLA, the Indo-European Studies Bulletin, which is being converted to an online version using XML and Unicode. |
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