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7. School of Foreign Languages
Huazhongnongye University
China

TThe objective of this international conference is to promote collaboration among researchers from several countries (France, China, Italy, Portugal, Canada, etc.) and to bring together leading experts in the field.
See the announcement

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6. University of Sousse , Tunisia

This international conference brings together linguists, literary scholars, anthropologists, language historians, and media specialists working across the world’s languages. It aims to explore the diverse manifestations of oral communication and its interplay with writing, within and across linguistic, literary, and sociocultural contexts.
We invite contributions that examine how oral and written forms of communication intersect, influence, and reshape one another, both synchronically and diachronically. Submissions may adopt theoretical, descriptive, or applied approaches, and we particularly welcome case studies that highlight the plurality of relationships between orality and literacy across languages and cultures. See the announcement

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5. Collaboration (JLAO 38 _ 2025)

Since 1985, the Paris Meeting on East Asian Linguistics has been a place of scientific exchange. It has welcomed some of the greatest names in the linguistics of East Asian languages and allows researchers and students to present their work on East Asian languages each year. All sub-disciplines of linguistics are represented, including, for example: Diachronic or synchronic linguistics - Phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics - Writing - Field linguistics - Theoretical linguistics - Dialectology - Typology - L1 acquisition, heritage language, L2 (description of the linguistic system of non-native speakers) See the announcement

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4. Collaboration (AIUP 2025)

This international conference is jointly organized by CRLAO UMR 8563 (CNRS-EHESS-INALCO), ELLIADD EA 4661 (University of Franche-Comté), LLL UMR 7270 (CNRS - University of Orleans) and LT2D-Jean Pruvost center EA7518 (Cergy Paris University). It will take place at INALCO (Paris) on March 12, 13, 14 and 15, 2025. See the announcement

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3. Collaboration (PL& LTL 2024)

PL & LTL 2024 is funded by the Project “Digital Lexicography in China and Europe: Status Quo and Future Directions” (Project Number: G2023157010L). It specifically aims to bridge academic communities in China and Europe, thereby enhancing scholarly dialogue and joint research endeavors within the realm of digital lexicography. See the announcement

Country	Invited Speaker
Canada	VINCENT Nadine University of Sherbrooke
China	GAO Yongwei 高永伟 Fudan University
	GENG Yundong 耿云冬 Huazhongnongye University
	LI Yuming 李宇明 Beijing Language and Culture University
	MAO Wentao 毛文涛 Shanghai Century Publishing (Group) Co., Ltd.
	TIAN Bing 田兵 Guangdong University of Foreign Studies
	WANG Renqiang 王仁强 Sichuan International Studies University
	WEI Xiangqing 魏向清 Nanjing University
	XU Hai 徐海 Guangdong University of Foreign Studies
	YANG Yuling 杨玉玲 Beijing Language and Culture University
	ZHANG Yihua 章宜华 Guangdong University of Foreign Studies
Czech Republic	JAKUBÍČEK Miloš Lexical Computing CZ s.r.o. & Masaryk University in Brno
Denmark	TARP Sven Aarhus University
Estonia	KALLAS Jelena Institute of the Estonian Language
France	CHEN Lian 陈恋 LLL CNRS - Orleans University & LT2D - CY Cergy Paris University
	GASPARINI Noé
	REY Christophe LT2D, CY Cergy Paris University
Germany	KLOSA-KUCKELHAUS Annette IDS, Leibniz Institute for the German Language
Israel	KERNERMAN Ilan Lexicala by K Dictionaries
Italy	PASSAROTTI Marco C. Catholic University of the Sacred Heart
Portugal	COSTA Rute NOVA University Lisbon - CLUNL
	SALGADO Ana Academy of Sciences of Lisbon
Slovenia	KOSEM Iztok University of Ljubljana
South Africa	BOTHMA Theo JD University of Pretoria
	GOUWS Rufus H. University of Stellenbosch
Spain	FUERTES-OLIVERA Pedro A. University of Valladolid
	LEON ARAUZ Pilar University of Granada
Vietnam	DAO Huy-Linh CRLAO CNRS-EHESS-INALCO
	DO-HURINVILLE Danh-Thành ELIADD, Franche-Comté University

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2. Collaboration (2024)

Innovating Digital Lexicography in the Era of Media Convergence See the announcement

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1. Collaboration (2023)

Phraseology in theoretical and applied linguistics See the announcement