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http://cljournal.org Computational Linguistics, established in 1974, is the official flagship journal of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL). Tags: #CLJournal #NLProc
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Don't forget to attend the "ACL Computational Linguistics Doctoral Dissertation Award 2026" session on Mon Jul 6 9:00-9:30 AM (Location: Promenade) in the "Session 8: Oral/Poster Session D" /w 3 honorable mentions and 1 winner presented by Jason Eisner and Mohit Bansal: 2026.a…

Conference Overview 2026.aclweb.org
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  • ACL 2026 runs July 1-7 in San Diego, with tutorials July 1-2, workshops July 3-4, and the main conference July 5-7.
  • Keynotes come from Philip Resnik (University of Maryland), Yue Zhang (Westlake University), and Tania Lombrozo (Princeton University).
  • Barbara Plank of LMU Munich gives the Presidential Address on Monday, July 6th, alongside a panel on LLM explainability.
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The second issue of Computational Linguistics Journal (Volume 52, Issue 2, June 2026) is finally out! Read it here: direct.mit.edu/coli/issue/5.... We'll introduce all the articles one by one soon. #CLJournal #NLProc

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🏆We are proud to announce that the Computational Linguistics Journal impact factor is now 13.4! This ranks it 13 out of 210 journals in Computer Science-Artificial Intelligence, 7 out of 185 in Computer Science-Interdisciplinary Applications, 1️⃣out of 312 in Linguistics! #NLProc #NLP

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