We are delighted to announce that all presentation recordings from Linguistics 2026 Athens are now available to watch.
Hosted at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, the conference brought together researchers from around the world to share advances across core, interdisciplinary, and applied linguistics. The event highlighted emerging developments in linguistic research, including the increasing integration of computational methods and artificial intelligence in language analysis, education, and research.
The conference featured keynote lectures by:
- Ingo Plag – What is Morphology? Theoretical Linguistics Meets Computational Modeling
- Jette Hansen Edwards – Social Influences on Pronunciation
- Nikos Sifakis – From Deficiency to Integration: English as a Lingua Franca, Translanguaging, and Linguistic Theory Reimagined
- Václav Brezina – How to Identify Multi-Word Expressions in Corpora?
We extend our sincere thanks to:
- The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens for hosting the conference.
- Our keynote speakers for sharing their expertise and insights.
- The organising committee and session chair, Anna Sfakianaki, for their dedication and support.
- Our moderators, Katie Pirsoaga and Millana Booysen, for facilitating both the onsite and online sessions.
- All presenters and participants who contributed to a vibrant and engaging international conference.
Whether you attended the conference or were unable to join us, we invite you to explore the complete collection of keynote lectures and presentation recordings.
▶ Watch all conference recordings here
Thank you for being part of Linguistics 2026 Athens. We look forward to welcoming you to a future International Linguistic Society conference.
