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From: walker@flash.bellcore.com (Don Walker)
To: mod-ki@unido.informatik.uni-dortmund.de
Date: Wed, 26 Sep 90 17:15:21 -0400
Subject: <mod-ki 0553> ACL-91 Annual Meeting Call for Papers
Keywords: Konferenzen

mod-ki message 0553            COPYRIGHT 1990 Hans-Werner Hein, Dortmund
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                         CALL FOR PAPERS

  29th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics

                        18 - 21 June 1991
                    University of California
                    Berkeley, California, USA

TOPICS OF INTEREST: Papers are invited  on  substantial,  original,  and
unpublished  research  on  all  aspects  of  computational  linguistics,
including, but not limited to, pragmatics, discourse, semantics, syntax,
and the lexicon; phonetics, phonology, and morphology; interpreting  and
generating spoken and written language;  linguistic,  mathematical,  and
psychological models of language; machine  translation  and  translation
aids; natural language interfaces; message  understanding  systems;  and
theoretical and applications papers of every kind.

REQUIREMENTS: Papers should describe unique work; they should  emphasize
completed work rather than  intended  work;  and  they  should  indicate
clearly the state  of  completion  of  the  reported  results.  A  paper
accepted for presentation at the ACL  Meeting  cannot  be  presented  at
another conference.

FORMAT FOR SUBMISSION: Authors should submit six copies  of  preliminary
versions of  their  papers,  not  to  exceed  3200 words  (exclusive  of
references). The title page should include the title, the name(s) of the
author(s),  complete  addresses,   a  short  (5 line)  summary,   and  a
specification of the topic area. Submissions that do not conform to this
format will not be reviewed. Send to:

                Douglas E. Appelt
                Artificial Intelligence Center
                SRI International
                333 Ravenswood Road
                Menlo Park, CA 94025, USA
                (+1-415)859-6150; (+1-415)859-6171 fax
                appelt@ai.sri.com

SCHEDULE: Preliminary papers are due by  19 January 1991  (the  December
date specified in The FINITE STRING Fall  issue is  incorrect).  Authors
will be notified of acceptance by 8 March 1991. Camera-ready  copies  of
final  papers  prepared  in  a  double-column  format,   preferably   on
laser-printer output, must be received by 19 April 1991,  along  with  a
signed copyright release statement.

OTHER ACTIVITIES: As a new feature, there will be  a  ***Special Student
Session*** organized by a committee of  ACL  graduate  student  members.
Participants must be  ACL  members;  anyone  interested  should  contact
Philip   Resnik,   Computer  &  Information   Science,   University   of
Pennsylvania,    Philadelphia,    PA 19104,    USA;    (+1-215)898-1595;
resnik@grad1.cis.upenn.edu. The meeting will also include a  program  of
tutorials organized by Cecile Paris, USC/ISI, 4676 Admiralty Way, Marina
Del Rey, CA 90292, USA; (+1-213)822-1511; paris@isi.edu. Anyone  wishing
to arrange an exhibit or present a demonstration  should  send  a  brief
description together  with  a  specification  of  physical  requirements
(space, power, telephone connections, tables, etc.)  to  Sandra  Newton,
Brown  Bear  Consulting,   3842 Louis Road,  Palo Alto,  CA 94303,  USA;
(+1-415)856-6506; newton@decwrl.dec.com.

CONFERENCE INFORMATION: Local arrangements are being  handled  by  Peter
Norvig,   Division  of  Computer  Science,   University  of  California,
573  Evans  Hall,    Berkeley,    CA 94720,    USA;   (+1-415)642-9533 ;
norvig@teak.berkeley.edu; and  Robert  Wilensky,  Division  of  Computer
Science, University of California, 571 Evans Hall,  Berkeley,  CA 94720,
USA; (+1-415)642-7034; wilensky@teak.berkeley.edu. For other information
on the conference and on the  ACL  more  generally,  contact  Don Walker
(ACL), Bellcore, MRE 2A379, 445 South Street, Box 1910,  Morristown,  NJ
07960-1910,   USA;   (+1 201)829-4312 ;   walker@flash.bellcore.com   or
bellcore!walker.

PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Doug Appelt (SRI  International),  Ken  Church  (AT&T
Bell Labs and USC/ISI), Robin Cohen  (University  of  Waterloo),  Erhard
Hinrichs (University of Illinois), Eduard Hovy (USC/ISI), Robert  Ingria
(BBN Systems & Technologies),  Yasuhiro  Katagiri  (NTT  Basic  Research
Laboratories), Diane  Litman  (Columbia  University),  K.  Vijay-Shanker
(University  of  Delaware),  Meg  Withgott  (XEROX  PARC),  Henk  Zeevat
(University of Amsterdam).
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