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SECOL (Southeastern Conference on Linguistics) has extended the its deadline for receipt of abstracts for the Spring meeting (April 6-8, 2000). New deadline: 10 December 1999. Please consult http://www.olemiss.edu/~mldyer/balk/SECOL.html For email or geographical address for abstracts. Rebecca Larche Moreton Arrangements Committee SECOL-2000Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS On May 11-12, 2000, a workshop entitled VOICE OPERATED TELECOM SERVICES: DO THEY HAVE A BRIGHT FUTURE? is organized in Gent (Belgium). The workshop is initiated by COST action COST249, and is intended to be THE event of the year 2000 where speech technology providers, telecom service providers, telecom operators and academic speech scientists meet to discuss the important issues related to the deployment of voice operated telecom services. The workshop is sponsored by - L&H: Lernout & Hauspie Speech Products - The Flemish Ministry of Science and supported by - COST249: Continuous speech recognition over the telephone. - ISCA: the International Speech Communication Association - ELIS: the Electronics & Information Dept. of the University Gent Keynote addresses will be given by the following renowned scientists - Roger Moore (DERA, UK) - Sadaoki Furui (Titech, Japan) - Denis Johnston (BT, UK) - Fred Lundin (Telia, Sweden) - Petri Haavisto (Nokia, Finland) - Volker Steinbiss (Philips, Germany) - Christian Dugast (Nuance, France) - Hugh Cameron (L&H, Canada) Everybody in the domain of speech recognition and understanding is invited to consult the detailed information on aims and objectives, call for paper, registration fee, hotel accommodations, etc. on the web page of the workshop. The www-address is: http://www.elis.rug.ac.be/cost249/workshop We are looking forward to your contribution, and we hope to wellcome you at the workshop. On behalf of the organizing committee, Jean-Pierre MARTENS (chairman of COST249)Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue