The Linguistic Society of Korea (LSK) is pleased to announce the 2026 Seoul International Conference on Linguistics (SICOL-2026), to be held on August 10鈥�11, 2026 at Sungshin Women鈥檚 University in Seoul, Korea (Participation mode: in person).
Recent advances in artificial intelligence鈥攑articularly large language models (LLMs)鈥攈ave reshaped how language is processed, modeled, and analyzed. As AI systems increasingly simulate aspects of linguistic competence and performance, foundational questi
The First Workshop on Centering Social Perception in Natural Language Processing (NLPercep鈥�26) will be co-located with the International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media (ICWSM鈥�26) and will take place on Tuesday, May 26, 2026 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Deadline for paper submission: March 10, 2026
Social perception plays a central role in how language is interpreted: readers form impressions about intent, politeness, credibility, identity, and more from subtle linguistic cues
We are please to invite you to participate in the half-day workshop Stable perception of spectral information across contexts: From normalization to adaptive category representations, taking place on the morning of June 11th, 2026, in Stockholm, Sweden.
The workshop is open to all and free of charge. It serves as a pre-conference workshop to NLS2026. The conference has recently extended its abstract submission deadline to March 2, 2026. We warmly encourage you to consider submitting your work.
It is great pleasure to announce the celebration of the International conference on minority languages and multilingualism in European schools: practices, challenges, and future prospects that will take place in Donostia/San Sebastian July 9th, 2026. You may find the full CfP information here.
This conference aims to analyse and gain a deeper understanding of the situation of minority languages in European schools. The conference welcomes both theoretical and empirical academic contributions
The First Workshop on Centering Social Perception in Natural Language Processing (NLPercep鈥�26) will be co-located with the International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media (ICWSM鈥�26) and will take place on Tuesday, May 26, 2026 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Deadline for paper submission: March 10, 2026
Social perception plays a central role in how language is interpreted: readers form impressions about intent, politeness, credibility, identity, and more from subtle linguistic cues
We are please to invite you to participate in the half-day workshop Stable perception of spectral information across contexts: From normalization to adaptive category representations, taking place on the morning of June 11th, 2026, in Stockholm, Sweden.
The workshop is open to all and free of charge. It serves as a pre-conference workshop to NLS2026. The conference has recently extended its abstract submission deadline to March 2, 2026. We warmly encourage you to consider submitting your work.
It is great pleasure to announce the celebration of the International conference on minority languages and multilingualism in European schools: practices, challenges, and future prospects that will take place in Donostia/San Sebastian July 9th, 2026. You may find the full CfP information here.
This conference aims to analyse and gain a deeper understanding of the situation of minority languages in European schools. The conference welcomes both theoretical and empirical academic contributions
On Friday November 27, 2026 the annual Taal & Tongval Colloquium wil take place at the KANTL in Ghent. This year鈥檚 theme is Language Variation and AI.
The Colloquium will be organized by the KANTL (Koninklijke Academie voor Nederlandse Taal en Letteren), the Dutch Language Institute (Leiden), Ghent University, and the University of Antwerp.
There will be three keynote lectures, by:
- Dong Nguyen 鈥� Utrecht University
- Yanzhu Guo 鈥� T茅l茅com Paris, Institut Polytechnique de Paris
- Hugo
On Friday November 27, 2026 the annual Taal & Tongval Colloquium wil take place at the KANTL in Ghent. This year鈥檚 theme is Language Variation and AI.
The Colloquium will be organized by the KANTL (Koninklijke Academie voor Nederlandse Taal en Letteren), the Dutch Language Institute (Leiden), Ghent University, and the University of Antwerp.
There will be three keynote lectures, by:
- Dong Nguyen 鈥� Utrecht University
- Yanzhu Guo 鈥� T茅l茅com Paris, Institut Polytechnique de Paris
- Hugo
This Element presents a computational theory of syntactic variation that brings together (i) models of individual differences across distinct speakers, (ii) models of dialectal differences across distinct populations, and (iii) models of register differences across distinct contexts. This computational theory is based in Construction Grammar (CxG) because its usage-based representations can capture differences in productivity across multiple levels of abstraction. Drawing on corpora representing
As globalization spreads, English has become a lingua franca. Emerging technologies (e.g., Artificial Intelligence) now make learning English more accessible, affordable, and tailored to each learner. Social media and digital platforms immerse users in English, offering interactive, personalized, and engaging experiences that fuel Informal Digital Learning of English (IDLE). Research spanning more than ten regions has found that IDLE brings a wide range of benefits, including greater motivation,
The 'Discriminative Lexicon Model' is a new theory of how we process words, which moves radically away from most standard theories of morphology. This book introduces the Discriminative Lexicon from both a practical and a theoretical perspective. The first half explains the basic theory and the main parts of 'JudiLing', the Julia package implementing the theory. This is complimented by theory boxes introducing the core concepts underlying the model, such as Matrix Multiplication and the Rescorla
This Element traces the origins and earliest manifestations of gender bias in the English language. The analysis is based on a corpus of Old English prose texts, written between the ninth and the eleventh centuries. The results are interpreted in the historical, cultural and literary context of Anglo-Saxon England and early medieval Europe. The investigation shows a significant difference in the way women and men are presented in Old English texts, with the former clearly associated with family
Through conceptual and empirical means, this timely volume looks at how critical realism, a specific approach to the philosophy of science, helps uncover and refine assumptions about what constitutes valid knowledge in applied linguistics, how scholars can create it, and how applied linguistics can improve as an interdisciplinary strand of the social sciences. With contributions from leading and up-and-coming scholars in the field, the book covers a range of topics, from language, language learn
Organizers: Natalia Gagarina & Kateryna Iefremenko (ZAS), Pia Knoeferle, Mingya Liu, Katja Maquate, Valentina Nicole Pescuma & Stephanie Rotter (HU)
Date: September 7-8, 2026
Venue: Leibniz-Centre General Linguistics (ZAS), Conference Room, Ground floor, Meierottostra脽e 8, 10719 Berlin, Germany
Website: https://sfb1412.hu-berlin.de/event/workshop-register-effects-in-sentence-and-discourse-processing/
The Humboldt-Universit盲t zu Berlin and the Leibniz-Centre General Linguistics (ZAS) are pl
Please submit your abstract as a PDF (max. 500 words excl. references) until 6 April 2026 to:
dgkl2026@uni-bremen.de
A selection of the contributions are intended to be published in an anthology.
鈥濺eligion and Spirituality are among the most language dependent of human activities鈥�
(Bouma / Aarons 2004: 351).
Following this premise, both German-language research in the Linguistics of Religion (Fritzsche et al., eds. 2023, Lasch/Liebert 2025) and the English-language discourse on the nex
BIONLP 2026 and Shared Tasks @ ACL 2026 https://aclweb.org/aclwiki/BioNLP_Workshop
Tentative Important Dates:
(All submission deadlines are 11:59 p.m. UTC-12:00 鈥渁nywhere on Earth鈥�)
Paper submission deadline: April 17 (Friday), 2026
Notification of acceptance: May 4 (Monday), 2026
Camera-ready paper due: May 12 (Tuesday), 2026
Workshop: July 3 OR 4, 2026
Please watch for the updates!
Submission Instructions:
Two types of submissions are invited: full papers and short papers.
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The MultiplEYE COST Action invites the research community to submit abstracts to its final international conference on eye-tracking-while-reading, bringing together work from psycholinguistics, computational linguistics, NLP, and eye-tracking methodology.
Date and Venue:
The conference will take place on 20-21 August 2026, in Skopje, Republic of North Macedonia, at the Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering, 鈥淪s. Cyril and Methodius鈥� University 鈥� Skopje.
Purpose and scope of the conf
The Arnold Chikobava Institute of Linguistics at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, in cooperation with the Vukol Beridze Association of Terminology of Georgia, is pleased to announce the 5th International Conference 鈥淭erminology: Heritage and Modernity,鈥� to be held in Tbilisi, Georgia, in October 2026.
The conference is dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the Institute of Linguistics and its Department of Scientific Terminology. It aims to bring together scholars working in termi
The program area 鈥淥ral corpora鈥� at the Leibniz Institute for the German Language (IDS Mannheim) is pleased to announce that the 鈥淧arallel European Corpus of Informal Interaction鈥� (PECI) has been released this week as part of version 2.25 of the 鈥淒atabase for Spoken German鈥� (DGD). The corpus is now available online for scientific research and academic teaching purposes after registration: https://dgd.ids-mannheim.de/
The PECI corpus is a multilingual comparative corpus of spoken everyday socia