LINGUIST List 4.1029

Mon 06 Dec 1993

Calls: SALT 4, ANLP-94

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1. SALT 4, SALT 4 - Call for Papers
2. Paul Jacobs, ANLP-94 preliminary call for papers

 SALT 4
 Call for Papers

 Semantics and Linguistic Theory
 Fourth Annual Meeting
 University of Rochester, Rochester, NY
 May 6-8, 1993

 Invited Speakers:

 Emmon Bach
 Robin Cooper
 David Dowty
 Manfred Krifka
 Sally McConnell-Ginet

SALT 4 welcomes submissions for 30-minute presentations (with 10 additional
minutes for discussion) on any topic in the semantic analysis of natural
language emphasizing the connection to linguistic theory. Authors should
submit 10 copies of abstracts, no more than 2 pages (1000) words long.
Authors' names, addresses, affiliation, phone numbers and e-mail address, and
paper title should accompany the abstracts on a 3x5 card. E-mail submissions
also accepted at the address listed below; e-mail submissions should be plain
ASCII text.

 Abstract deadline: February 1, 1994

 Send abstracts to:

 SALT 4 Committee
 Department of Linguistics
 611 Hylan Building
 University of Rochester
 Rochester, NY 14627
 USA

The program will be completed by early March, at which time conference
information will be made available. Inquiries welcome at the address above,
or e-mail to: slt4troi.cc.rochester.edu

 PRELIMINARY CALL FOR PAPERS
 4th Conference on Applied Natural Language Processing
 Stuttgart, Germany
 October 13-15, 1994

 sponsored by
 Association for Computational Linguistics

 This conference will follow the theme and style of previous
ACL Applied conferences. Specific areas of interest and other details
will be provided in subsequent announcements.

REQUIREMENTS FOR SUBMISSION
 Authors should submit, by 2 May 1994, a) six copies of a
 full-length paper (min 9, max 15 double-spaced pages, minimum font
 size 12, exclusive of references); and b) 16 copies of a 20-30 line
 abstract. A paper accepted for presentation at the meeting cannot
 be presented or have been presented at any other meeting with publicly
 available published proceedings. Papers that are being submitted to
 other conferences must reflect this fact on the title page.
 Papers arriving after the deadline will be returned unopened. FAX
 papers will not be reviewed; however, electronic submissions will be
 allowed using the same guidelines as the 1994 ACL conference.

 Papers should be sent to the Program Chair:

 Paul Jacobs (ANLP-94) (215) 898-0332
 Institute for Research in Cognitive Science
 3401 Walnut St., Suite 400C, Rm. 420
 Philadelphia, PA 19104-6228
 pjacobsunagi.cis.upenn.edu

 Authors will be notified of acceptance or rejection by 5 July
 1994. Full-length versions of accepted papers, prepared according
 to instructions, must be received, along with a signed copyright
 release statement, by 22 August 1994.

TUTORIALS, DEMONSTRATIONS, WORKSHOPS AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION

 The conference will have facilities for a variety of special
 events, including tutorials and workshops before the conference.
 For information regarding facilities and local arrangments,
 contact:

 Uwe Reyle and
 Sabine Schmidt
 Institut f"ur Maschinelle Sprachverarbeitung
 Universit"at Stuttgart
 Azenbergstr. 12
 D-70174 Stuttgart
 Germany

 phone: +49-711-1211379
 fax: +49-711-1211366
 e-mail: sabineims.uni-stuttgart.de

For other information on ACL, contact Judith Klavans (ACL),
Columbia University, Computer Science, New York, NY 10027, USA;
+1-914-478-1802 phone/fax; aclcs.columbia.edu.