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Beata Beigman Klebanov and Nitin Madnani
(Educational Testing Service)

Morgan & Claypool (Synthesis Lectures on Human Language Technologies, edited by Graeme Hirst,
volume 52), 2022, xx+294 pp; paperback, ISBN 9781636392226; ebook, ISBN 9781636392233; hardcover,
ISBN 9781636392240; doi:10.2200/S01121ED1V01Y202108HLT052

Reviewed by Ana¨ıs Tack
KU Leuven

EMNLP 2025 – CL deadlines for Qualifying Papers

April 3, 2025

To be eligible for presentation (oral or poster, etc.) at EMNLP 2025, CL papers must satisfy both of the following conditions:

* receive an accepted decision by July 16^th

* with the final version submitted (and approved to be sent to MIT Press) by July 30^th

Exclusions:

Your paper has been presented previously at other conferences.
Your submission was an extension of prior work.
Your submission was a survey proposal.

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Authors Registration Fee Details: Author-Registered Papers (for presentation) Industrial/Non-Academic, Academic or Student

At least one author of each accepted paper to an ACL conference (ACL, NAACL, EACL, AACL, or EMNLP) must register their paper to present at the conference. Exceptions to the statement above: Accepted Finding that are not being presented. All findings being presented must register their paper. Workshop shared tasked papers do not need to register their paper to present.

Note all Paper registration fees are based on actual hard cost to the conference - In person registration fees reflects the attendees’ hard costs of food & beverage (breaks, welcome reception and social dinner) along with meeting space, av or poster presentation equipment). Virtual attendees’ registration fees reflect the virtual costs (internet, AV, content management, platforms).

Computational Linguistics - December 2025 51(1) has been published!

April 1, 2025

Celebrating 50 years!

By the end of 2024, the journal Computational Linguistics has reached a significant milestone: It has published exactly 50 volumes over the past half-century. As we launch the first issue of Volume 51, this is an opportune moment to reflect on the journal’s legacy, ongoing evolution, and the exciting changes that lie ahead. Together, we embark on a journey to open a new chapter for this storied publication.

https://direct.mit.edu/coli/issue/51/1

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