Northern European Journal of Language Technology, Volume 11

2026-05-04 · Source: Paper Index on ACL Anthology · Field: Technology & Digital — Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning · Depth: Fundamental Awareness, quick

Summary

The Northern European Journal of Language Technology, Volume 11, is a forthcoming academic publication edited by Marcel Bollmann, slated for release in December 2025. Published by Linköping University Electronic Press and originating from Linköping, Sweden, this volume will be available through the ACL Anthology under the Anthology ID 2025.nejlt-1.0. It continues the journal's tradition of presenting research in language technology, specifically within the Northern European region. The publication serves as a key resource for scholars and professionals interested in the latest advancements and studies in computational linguistics and related fields, offering a structured collection of peer-reviewed content.

Key takeaway

For research scientists and academic librarians tracking new publications in computational linguistics, you should note the upcoming release of the Northern European Journal of Language Technology, Volume 11, in December 2025. Access the full volume via the ACL Anthology using its Anthology ID 2025.nejlt-1.0 to stay current with regional advancements. Ensure your institutional databases are updated to reflect this new resource from Linköping University Electronic Press.

Topics

• Language Technology
• Computational Linguistics
• Academic Journals
• ACL Anthology
• Northern Europe
• Linköping University

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