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The ELTE Research Centre for Linguistics is pleased to announce the Workshop on Mixed Projections and Associated Constructions (MixPAC), to be held in Budapest, Hungary, on 26 June 2026. The workshop seeks to foster fruitful dialogue between researchers through syntactic analyses of construction types involving mixed extended projections (in particular, constructions involving deverbal nouns, deverbal adjectives or deverbal adverbs), from a wide range of language families and analytical perspect

The Linguistic Colloquium Language, Region, Identity aims to foster scientific exchanges within the Alpine region and beyond. It is specifically targeted at early career researchers (PhD students and post-docs). The colloquia, jointly organised by a team from six universities and research centres in Austria, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland, intend to offer a forum for discussing current and recently concluded projects. The biennial editions are organised around three keywords: language, region a

Nos complace anunciar el II Congreso Internacional de Socioling眉铆stica del Espa帽ol, que se celebrar谩 en la Universidad de Lisboa del 20 al 22 de abril de 2026. Este evento re煤ne a investigadores, docentes y estudiantes interesados en explorar las m煤ltiples facetas de la socioling眉铆stica aplicada a la lengua espa帽ola. Bajo una visi贸n amplia e inclusiva de la disciplina, este congreso ofrece un espacio para reflexionar y debatir sobre las interacciones entre la lengua y la sociedad, en el sentido

Vendredi 14 novembre 2025 9h00 - 9h30: Accueil 9h30 鈥� 12h15 Force et d茅veloppement de la grammaire m茅taop茅rationnelle 9h30 - 10h00 Jean-Pierre Gabilan (Universit茅 de Savoie Mont-Blanc): Originalit茅 de la m茅taop茅ration 脿 son 茅mergence 鈥� et toujours aujourd鈥檋ui. 10h00 - 10h30 Francisco Matte Bon (Universit脿 degli studi internazionali di Roma - UNINT): Possibles repr茅sentations m茅taop茅rationnelles des syst猫mes linguistiques et de leurs comparaisons pour d茅passer le niveau des micro

The 38th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL-38) will be held from May 8鈥�10, 2026 at the George Washington University in Washington, D.C., USA. Launched in 1989, the NACCL conference series has become a major academic platform for Chinese language and linguistics research in North America and beyond. NACCL-38 invites abstracts in all subfields of Chinese linguistics, including but not limited to: - Syntax, Morphology - Phonetics, Phonology - Semantics, Pragmatics -

The Unicode Consortium is hosting a Unicode Technical Workshop from November 11-13, 2025, at the Microsoft campus in Mountain View, California. Attendees will be able to attend workshops, seminars, free-form discussions, and lightning talks centered around internationalization libraries, locale data frameworks, globalization tooling, localization pipelines, input methods, and text rendering. Other topics include script encoding, handling bidirectional text, and fonts. Network with the develop

The inaugural SilkRoadNLP workshop provides a platform for advancing Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Large Language Models (LLMs) for the Iranian linguistic family鈥攁 diverse group of languages spoken across Iran, Afghanistan, Central and South Asia, and the Caucasus. We welcome work that bridges computational methods with linguistic, social, and cultural perspectives to ensure that the technologies shaping the future of language reflect this region鈥檚 diversity and depth. Recent advances

The ICNGL conference series (also known as NGL) provides an open forum for linguistic research in order to facilitate the exchange of ideas on Nordic (including Germanic, Finnic, Saami and Greenlandic) and other languages. Its main goals are to create and strengthen connections between researchers working on different languages, with different methodological and theoretical approaches. The conference series is organized under the auspices of the Nordic Association of Linguists. The 13th co

This third biennale conference aims to provide a forum for exploring mechanisms of meaning-making as constructed through the interaction of diverse semiotic resources 鈥� both verbal (oral and written) and non-verbal (visual, aural, olfactory, spatial, gestural, etc.). In the digital age, the significance of multimodality and transmediality is closely linked to media and environmental contexts and is increasingly influenced by the growing role of artificial intelligence in everyday life. Multim

We are happy to announce the kickoff workshop for Unpacking Paradigmatic Gaps (UNPAG), a 5-year project funded by an Advanced ERC Grant awarded to Prof. Hedde Zeijlstra (Project ID: 101142366, 10.3030/101142366). More information about the project is available at www.unpag.eu. Invited Speakers: - Moshe Bar-Lev - Luka Crni膷 - Jennifer Culbertson - Milica Deni膰 - Paloma Jereti膷 - Roni Katzir - Jeremy Kuhn - Mora Maldonado - Alda Mari - Lisa Matthewson - Andreea Nicolae - Guillermo d

The International Conference on Computational Processing of Portuguese (PROPOR) is the main event in the area of human language processing that is focused on theoretical and technological issues of written and spoken Portuguese and Galician. The meeting has been a very rich forum for the exchange of ideas and partnerships for the research and industry communities dedicated to automated language processing, promoting the development of methodologies, resources, and projects. We call for papers

Meeting description: Tense and Aspect are fundamental categories in the architecture of grammar. Both situate eventualities in time, but they do so in different ways: tense anchors the time of the event deictically to the time of the utterance, yielding present, past, or future distinctions, either directly or through the mediation of a reference time (Comrie 1985, Bybee 1992). Aspect, on the other hand, refers to the internal temporal constituency of the event, encoding distinctions such as

INSTILS 鈥� the International Network for Skills Training in Intergenerational Language Sustainability 鈥� invites you to its inaugural conference on Discoveries and Insights in Skills Training in Intergenerational Language Sustainability (DISTILS-01). A key element of intergenerational language sustainability is building capacity within communities to define and meet their own language goals. To support these aspirations, numerous programs and initiatives (including CoLang, ELDP, AILDI, NILI, CILL

The Twenty-Fifth Meeting of the Texas Linguistics Society will take place February 21st to 22nd, 2026. The conference will be hosted in person at the University of Texas at Austin Glickman Conference Center. The organizers invite papers from all sub-fields of linguistics. The keynote theme of this year鈥檚 conference is Language and Development. The keynote speakers: TBA Call for Papers: Presentations will be 20 minutes in length, with an additional 10 minutes for questions/discussion.

Organizers: Linda Konnerth (University of Bern), Sandra Auderset (University of Bern), Sergey Say (University of Potsdam) Please send your abstract of max. 300 words by Monday, November 17th, to any of us: linda.konnerth@unibe.ch; sandra.auderset@unibe.ch; serjozhka@yahoo.com Linguistic typology as a discipline has focused heavily on universally applicable contrasts from which generalizations about language(s) and language change can be derived. Based on this line of inquiry, a subfield ha

The Department of Asian and North African Studies at Ca鈥� Foscari University of Venice is pleased to announce the fourth meeting of the Conference on the Endangered Languages of East Asia (CELEA). The aim of CELEA is to gather at Ca鈥� Foscari University of Venice scholars, researchers, and other academics who work on endangered, indigenous, or minority languages spoken in the territories of East Asia. With this conference, the University wants to broaden its perspective on the linguistic diversity

We are delighted to share with you the Second Circular for the 23rd International Conference on English Historical Linguistics (ICEHL-23), which will take place at the University of Milan from 15 to 18 June 2026. Call for Panels: We are now inviting proposals for: - Panels (thematic sessions with several papers) Abstracts should not exceed 300 words (excluding references) and should clearly outline the research question, methodology, and main findings. Panel proposals should be sent to t

Formal Approaches to South Asian Languages 16 (FASAL 16) will be hosted by the Linguistics Program at the University of South Carolina. FASAL reaches out to all researchers that do high-quality linguistic study of any South Asian language adopting a wide range of methodologies. We welcome submissions on under-researched and/or endangered South Asian languages in areas including, but not limited to phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, computational linguistics, psyc

We are pleased to announce that the 11th iteration of the Workshop on Turkic and Languages in Contact with Turkic (TU+) will be hosted by MIT Linguistics. The workshop will be held at MIT, Cambridge, MA, on April 11-12, 2026 in-person. The abstract submissions are now open. TU+ is an annual workshop focusing on all aspects of linguistic research on Turkic languages, as well as on languages in contact with Turkic and on languages spoken in regions where Turkic languages are spoken. TU+ showcas

Built an LLM for so many languages, but how could you evaluate it? This workshop brings together the community to answer this question through three goals: - Establish a dedicated venue for multilingual evaluation, including resources, metrics, and methodologies; - Advance and standardize evaluation practices to enhance accuracy, scalability, fairness, and cross-system comparability; - Integrate cultural and social dimensions into multilingual evaluation. Call for Papers: We invite archi