Papers addressing this year's theme are particularly welcome. He is a Fellow of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence. His research spans a wide range of issues in lingusitcs and computational linguistics, artificial intelligence, computer science and cognitive science, including syntax and semantics of natural languages and programming languages, parsing and comprehension of natural language discourse by humans and by machine, natural language generation, and spoken discourse, as well as the analysis of music by humans and machines. He has published widely in linguistic, computational, and psychological arenas. We may have other invited speakers and these will be announced in the call for participation.
Membership is open to anyone anywhere who supports the goals of the organization.
We are open to further nominations for the steering committee. It is planned to establish a web page which, over time, will offer an increasing range of services. Initially, conference information, a membership form, and links to other relevant web sites will be provided. Our intention is to have as much interaction as possible during the workshop and to stress panel sessions and discussion as much as formal paper presentations. If you cannot submit your paper by E-mail please submit three copies to Paul Mc Kevitt by snail mail.