2019
PhD Award Winner: Dr. María del Mar Haro Soler (Universidad de Granada). Translation students’ self-efficacy beliefs: an X ray of their development
Laureates:
- Dr. Carmen Cedillo Corrochano (Universidad de Alcalá): La presencia mediática de la traducción e interpretación en los Servicios Públicos a través del análisis del discurso en la Red [The media coverage of public service interpreting and translation through the analysis of online discourse]/li>
- Dr. Valeria Illuminati (Università degli Studi di Bologna, Campus Forlì): Traduzione per l’infanzia e questioni di genere: viaggio tra i classici francesi e inglesi tradotti in italiano [Translating for children and gender issues: A voyage through French and English classics translated into Italian]/li>
2018
PhD Award Winner: Dr. Lintao Qi (Monash University). Texts, paratexts, and contexts: A comparative study of English translations of the classic Chinese Novel Jin Ping Mei
Laureates:
- Dr. Kristine Bundgaard (Aarhus University): (Post-)Editing — A workplace study of translator-computer interaction at TextMinded Danmark A/S
- Dr. Wendy Fox (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz): Can integrated titles improve the viewing experience? – Investigating the impact of subtitling on the reception and enjoyment of film using eye tracking and questionnaire data
2017
PhD Award Winner: Dr. Joke Daems (Universiteit Gent). A Translation Robot for Each Translator? A Comparative Study of Manual Translation and Post-editing of Machine Translations: Process, Quality and Translator Attitude
Laureates:
- Dr. Alexander Behrens (Universität Leipzig). Localizability of User-Interface Strings. A Translator’s View on Software Internationalization and Localization, based on the directions of translation English-German and English-
Russian - Dr. Lee Williamson Houston (Edinburgh University). The social relevance of research to practice: A study of the impact of academic research in subtitling on professional subtitling practitioners in Europe
2016
PhD Award winner: Dr Carla Quinci (University of Trieste). Translators in the Making: An Empirical Longitudinal Study on Translation Competence and its Development.
Laureates:
- Dr Catherine Anne Sell (Monash University). Translation in Japanese Museums: A Study of Multimodal Linguistic Landscapes.
- Dr Matilde Nisbeth Jensen (Aarhus University). Translators of Patient Information Leaflets: Translation experts or expert translators? A mixed methods study of lay-friendliness.
2015
- First Prize: Eugenia Dal Fovo (University of Trieste). Simultaneous Interpreting on Television: The Case of the Question/Answer Group in the 2004 Presidential Debathon.
- Second Prize: Iris Schrijver (University of Antwerp). The Translator as a Text Producer: The effects of writing training on transediting and translation performance.
- Third Prize: Mohamed Zain Sulaiman (Monash University). Translating Tourism. A Cultural Journey Across Conceptual Spaces.