Abstract submission 

The organizers invite undergraduate and doctoral students to submit abstracts for 30-minute oral presentations in English (an extra 10 minutes will be allotted for discussion) describing original, unpublished work, addressing topics from any of the following fields of linguisitcs:

Phonology

Morphology

Syntax

Semantics

Pragmatics

Sociolinguistics

Language Technology

Psycholinguistics/Neurolinguistics

Historical Linguistics  

We only accept submissions from students (those not having defended a PhD by 1st January). Submissions should be limited to a maximum of two abstracts by one person, one single authored and one co-authored.

Abstracts must be submitted electronically and preferably in PDF format (MS Word and RTF files will also be accepted).  All-inclusive abstract length is 2 A4 pages with the following formatting requirements:

• 2,5 cm margins on top, bottom, left and right,

• in 12 pt Times New Roman,

• single line spacing, and

• normal character spacing.

Abstracts must be anonymous, and must be accompanied by a plain text identification page stating:

• the author's name

• the author's affiliation

• the name and email address of a professor who can supply information about the author's student status.