Fwd: JWLLP 35
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35th Joint Workshop on Linguistics and Language Processing
Short Title: JWLLP 35
Theme: AI- and LLM-Driven Applications in Linguistic Research
Date: 17-Apr-2026 - 18-Apr-2026
Location: Seoul, Korea, South
Contact: Institute for the Study of Language and Information, Kyung Hee University (KH-ISLI)
Contact Email: le...@khu.ac.kr
Meeting URL: https://isli-khu.github.io/jwllp35/
Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics; Discourse Analysis; General Linguistics; Text/Corpus Linguistics
Submission Deadline: 31-Jan-2026
The Joint Workshop on Linguistics and Language Processing (JWLLP) is a recurring workshop that brings together researchers from linguistics, NLP, and language technology to examine the relationship between linguistic theory and language processing. The 35th workshop is co-organized by the LLM Powered LinguaMed Research Team and the Institute for the Study of Language and Information at Kyung Hee University (KH-ISLI).
Now in its 35th workshop, JWLLP continues its tradition of encouraging interdisciplinary research and linking theoretical perspectives with new methodological developments in language research.
The 35th workshop places a special focus on LLM-driven applications in linguistic research, reflecting the rapid development of large language models and their expanding influence across subfields of linguistics. As LLMs become increasingly relevant to linguistic analysis, language documentation, discourse studies, semantic investigation, and multilingual research, this workshop aims to consider how linguistically grounded approaches can shape emerging language technologies, and how these technologies, in turn, can contribute to linguistic theory and empirical inquiry.
We invite submissions on LLM-driven linguistic research, broadly construed, including theoretical, empirical, and corpus-based work that engages with large language models and language processing.
Submissions may address topics such as:
- Linguistically grounded evaluation of large language models
- LLM-assisted corpus exploration and data annotation
- LLM-based approaches to discourse, semantics, pragmatics, or syntax
- Language documentation, typology, and multilingual research with LLMs
- Domain-specific language use (e.g. medical, legal, educational) and LLMs
- Ethical, social, and methodological reflections on using LLMs in linguistics
Authors are invited to submit an abstract of no more than one page, not exceeding 500 words. Examples and references are not counted toward the word limit. Abstracts should clearly present the research question, methodology, and main findings or expected contributions.
Please submit your abstract by the deadline to:
le...@khu.ac.kr
Important Dates:
Abstract submission deadline: January 31, 2026
Notification of acceptance: February 15, 2026