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Subject: 21.2394, Calls: Cog Sci, Psycholing/United Kingdom

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Date: 28-May-2010
From: Gerry Altmann < g.altmann at psych.york.ac.uk >
Subject: Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing
 

	
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Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 21:49:53
From: Gerry Altmann [g.altmann at psych.york.ac.uk]
Subject: Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing

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Full Title: Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing 
Short Title: AMLaP 

Date: 06-Sep-2010 - 08-Sep-2010
Location: York, United Kingdom 
Contact Person: Gerry Altmann
Meeting Email: amlap2010 at events.york.ac.uk
Web Site: http://www.psycholinguistics.com/amlap 

Linguistic Field(s): Cognitive Science; Psycholinguistics 

Call Deadline: 04-Jun-2010 

Meeting Description:

AMLaP is an international conference which has established itself as the 
premier European venue for interdisciplinary research into how people 
process language. The aim of the conference is to bring together 
psychological, computational, and theoretical perspectives on the cognitive 
mechanisms which underlie any aspect of human language processing. 
Submissions which integrate experimental psycholinguistic evidence with 
formal or computational models of psychological processes are especially 
encouraged. 
 
Topics relevant to the conference include (but are not limited to): 
 
-Bilingual language processing 
-Computational models, symbolic and connectionist 
-Corpus-based studies and statistical mechanisms 
-Cross-linguistic studies 
-Dialogue processing 
-Discourse 
-Language production 
-Lexical processing 
-Learning mechanisms 
-Models of acquisition 
-Neurobiology of language processing
-Parsing and interpretation 
-Prosody 

Keynote Speakers:
Linda Smith (Indiana), Judith Kroll (Penn State), Morten Christiansen (Cornell)

Important Dates:
Registration and abstract submission will open on May 1st.
Abstracts should be submitted by May 28th.
Early registration will end July 30th. 

Call For Papers

The deadline for submission of abstracts has been put back to Friday June 
4th (midnight, BST).

Abstracts should be submitted as .pdf .doc or .docx files. PDF files are the 
safest means of submission, as fonts and figures are more likely to be 
preserved. Please remember that many applications include information 
about the author in the metadata associated with the created file, and this 
can potentially compromise the double-blind review process. You can 
view/edit this by selecting from the application menu anything that reads 
''Properties...'', ''Information...'', ''Inspector'', and so on.

The text should be no longer than 500 words including tables and figure 
captions, but excluding bibliography. All the relevant information (text of the 
abstract, figures, tables, references) should not exceed 1 page (A4 format). 
Abstracts should not contain author information, addresses, or affiliations. 
We are operating a double-blind review process (further details on the 
submissions page, the link for which is below).

The abstract should, where possible, stress the novelty of the research, as 
well as the findings. Reviewers will be asked to take novelty into account 
when proposing oral presentations.




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