Pre-ACL 2025 Workshop in Copenhagen

Join us at the Pioneer Centre for AI for a Pre-ACL 2025 Workshop, for a programme consisting of invited talks by international speakers, poster sessions, networking opportunities, and more!

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Pre-ACL 2025 Workshop in Copenhagen

Join us at the Pioneer Centre for AI for a Pre-ACL 2025 Workshop, for a programme consisting of invited talks by international speakers, poster sessions, networking opportunities, and more!

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We’re excited to welcome researchers and practitioners in Natural Language Processing, Generative AI, and Language Technology to a one-day workshop on 26 July 2025 – just ahead of ACL 2025 in Vienna.

This is a unique opportunity to connect the Danish NLP community with leading international experts through a dynamic programme of talks, poster sessions, and round-table discussions designed to inspire collaboration and spark new ideas. 💡🤝

Invited speakers include: 🎙️

  • Professor Thamar Solorio (MBUZAI)
  • Professor Mausam (IIT Delhi)
  • Associate Professor Smaranda Muresan (Columbia University)
  • Associate Professor David Jurgens (University of Michigan)
  • Associate Professor Tanu Mitra (UW)
  • Assistant Professor Nanyun Peng (UCLA)
  • Assistant Professor Danish Pruthi (IISc Bangalore)
  • Associate Professor Kai-Wei Chang (UCLA & Amazon Scholar)
  • Assistant Professor Anjalie Field (Johns Hopkins University)

📝 Registration is free, but spots are limited!

📅 Sign-up deadline: 5 July 2025

🔗 Register here: https://www.aicentre.dk/events/pre-acl-2025-workshop

🎯 Interested in presenting a poster? Submit your proposal by 16 June 2025.

The Pre-ACL 2025 Workshop is supported by the DDSA - Danish Data Science Academy and Pioneer Centre for AI and is organised by Isabelle Augenstein, Pepa Atanasova, Arnav Arora, Dustin Wright, and Yoonna Jang.

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CopeNLU is a Natural Language Processing research group led by Isabelle Augenstein and Pepa Atanasova with a focus on researching methods for tasks that require a deep understanding of language, as opposed to shallow pattern recognition. We are affiliated with the Natural Language Processing Section, as well as with the Pioneer Centre for AI, at the Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen.