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EMNLP 2027 — Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing

by ACL SIGDAT — Association for Computational Linguistics

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EMNLP 2027 — Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing

by ACL SIGDAT — Association for Computational Linguistics

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About This Event

EMNLP 2027 — Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing has not been announced yet. The 2026 edition ran October 24 to 29, 2026 in Budapest. Dates, venue and deadlines will appear here once ACL SIGDAT — Association for Computational Linguistics publish them.

At a Glance

Date
Expected late October 2027, going by past editions
Event Type
Conference
Status
Upcoming
Organizer
ACL SIGDAT — Association for Computational Linguistics
Added
Oct 30, 2026
Updated
Oct 30, 2026

Topics & Focus Areas

Language modellingLLM agentsInterpretability and analysisEfficient methods for NLPInformation extraction and retrievalMultilinguality and cross-lingual NLPEthics, bias and fairnessHuman-centred NLP and human-AI interactionMultimodality and language groundingQuestion answering and summarisationSpeech recognition and text-to-speechClinical and biomedical NLPNLP and code modelsResources and evaluation

Who Should Attend

  • ✓NLP researchers
  • ✓Applied NLP and LLM engineers
  • ✓Research scientists in industry labs
  • ✓PhD students and postdocs
  • ✓Heads of AI and research directors
  • ✓ML platform leads deploying language systems
  • ✓Computational linguists

Organizer

A

ACL SIGDAT — Association for Computational Linguistics

aclweb.org/

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About This Event

EMNLP 2027 — Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing has not been announced yet. The 2026 edition ran October 24 to 29, 2026 in Budapest. Dates, venue and deadlines will appear here once ACL SIGDAT — Association for Computational Linguistics publish them.

At a Glance

Date
Expected late October 2027, going by past editions
Event Type
Conference
Status
Upcoming
Organizer
ACL SIGDAT — Association for Computational Linguistics
Added
Oct 30, 2026
Updated
Oct 30, 2026

Topics & Focus Areas

Language modellingLLM agentsInterpretability and analysisEfficient methods for NLPInformation extraction and retrievalMultilinguality and cross-lingual NLPEthics, bias and fairnessHuman-centred NLP and human-AI interactionMultimodality and language groundingQuestion answering and summarisationSpeech recognition and text-to-speechClinical and biomedical NLPNLP and code modelsResources and evaluation

Who Should Attend

  • ✓NLP researchers
  • ✓Applied NLP and LLM engineers
  • ✓Research scientists in industry labs
  • ✓PhD students and postdocs
  • ✓Heads of AI and research directors
  • ✓ML platform leads deploying language systems
  • ✓Computational linguists

Organizer

A

ACL SIGDAT — Association for Computational Linguistics

aclweb.org/

Frequently Asked

When is EMNLP 2027?
EMNLP 2027 has not been announced yet. Expected late October 2027, going by past editions.
Who should attend EMNLP 2027?
EMNLP 2027 is aimed at NLP researchers, Applied NLP and LLM engineers, Research scientists in industry labs, PhD students and postdocs, Heads of AI and research directors, ML platform leads deploying language systems, Computational linguists.
What topics does EMNLP 2027 cover?
EMNLP 2027 covers Language modelling, LLM agents, Interpretability and analysis, Efficient methods for NLP, Information extraction and retrieval, Multilinguality and cross-lingual NLP, Ethics, bias and fairness, Human-centred NLP and human-AI interaction, Multimodality and language grounding, Question answering and summarisation, Speech recognition and text-to-speech, Clinical and biomedical NLP, NLP and code models, Resources and evaluation.
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