34.455, Calls: INTERSPEECH

Fri Feb 3 16:05:03 UTC 2023

LINGUIST List: Vol-34-455. Fri Feb 03 2023. ISSN: 1069 - 4875.

Subject: 34.455, Calls: INTERSPEECH

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Date: 
From: Ilaria Torre [ilariat at kth.se]
Subject: INTERSPEECH

Full Title: INTERSPEECH

Date: 20-Aug-2023 - 24-Aug-2023
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Contact Person: Ilaria Torre
Meeting Email: ilariat at kth.se
Web Site: https://www.interspeech2023.org/

Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics

Call Deadline: 10-Feb-2023

Meeting Description:

We are delighted to invite you to the 24th INTERSPEECH Conference from
August 20th to 24th, to be held in the Convention Centre Dublin,
Ireland. INTERSPEECH, as the world’s largest and most comprehensive
conference on the science and technology of spoken language
processing, is a hugely important event for our community. We are
particularly keen to offer our community a chance to reconnect in a
friendly and relaxed atmosphere, where everyone is welcome.

Despite being a major European city, Dublin remains as intimate as a
village. Framed by mountains, centred on a river and edged by a
beautiful bay, the city’s streets are filled with vibrant art and
historic buildings, modern cafés and traditional pubs. Walk the
streets and you’ll feel the energy of over 1,000 years of history, as
echoes of the Vikings mix with buzzing boutiques, cobbled streets
reverberate with the sounds of buskers, and 18th century parks play
host to festivals, film and food markets. The city of Dublin is known
for its friendliness and ability to make visitors feel at home – we
aim for a similar feeling at INTERSPEECH, providing networking
opportunities that will be inclusive and value the diversity of our
delegates.

With days filled with top-quality research and vibrant discussion, and
evenings packed with culture, creativity and craic (the Irish term for
fun!), INTERSPEECH 2023 is the perfect opportunity to reconnect with
colleagues from across the world.

Call for Papers:

Call for Tutorials - Extended Submission Deadline
10th February 2023

An important part of INTERSPEECH conference program is the Tutorial
Day, which is held on the first day of the conference (August 20th,
2023). Tutorial Day is an opportunity for experts in a speech domain
to deliver rich learning experiences to attendees in areas that
include longstanding research challenges, current topics of research
and emerging areas. The potential audience for tutorials includes a
broad spectrum of INTERSPEECH attendees ranging from experienced
researchers with an established track record in speech sciences and
technology, to early-stage researchers and researchers interested in a
learning about a new domain.

In order to offer a high quality and diverse set of tutorials at
INTERSPEECH 2023, we invite proposals that address introductory and
advanced topics in a tutorial style. Proposals that target early-stage
researchers, as well as those aimed at experienced researchers who
might want to delve deeper into a new speech-related area are welcome.

The theme of INTERSPEECH 2023 is Inclusive Spoken Language Science and
Technology – Breaking Down Barriers. Whilst it is not a requirement to
address this theme in a Tutorial, we encourage proposers to keep it in
mind and to explore ways it might resonate in their Tutorial.
Proposals are especially welcome from those who identify as being
under-represented in the speech science and technology community,
whether that is because of geographical location, economic status,
race, age, gender, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic.

Click here: https://www.interspeech2023.org/call-for-tutorials/ for
more information on our Call for Tutorials including information on
the format to use when submitting a proposal and the submission
procedure.

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