Virtual Event

Morphology 2026 Online

International Conference of Morphology Research and Applications

Welcoming innovative approaches to linguistic research and applications.

Virtual Event

September 23, 2026 @ 8:00 am – September 25, 2026 @ 6:00 pm

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Morphology 2026 Online brings together global researchers to explore the crucial role of morphological systems in language processing, communication, and application. From theoretical frameworks to innovative experimental techniques, this virtual event highlights the latest developments in morphology across linguistic, educational, technological, and clinical contexts.

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Programme Sample abstract Oral presentation template poster presentation template Guidance for Submitting Abstract

Quick Guide: Participating in the Conference

  1. Submit Your Abstract: Submit your research abstract following the guidelines and deadlines provided.
  2. Register: After your abstract is accepted, you will receive an email with instructions to complete your registration. Fees vary, and supporting documents are required.
  3. Attend and Engage: Join keynote lectures, presentations, and discussions. Network with experts and peers.
  4. Access Materials: Access recorded sessions and proceedings after the event.

fees

Conference registration

Member

Non-member

Regular registration

300

400

Student registration

200

300

Retiree registration

200

300

Conference updates

Call for Papers

The International Linguistic Society is delighted to invite you to participate in the International Conference of Morphology Research and Applications (Morphology 2026 Online), to be held virtually from 23–25 September 2026.

Morphology is one of the fundamental components of linguistic analysis and language function. Morphological variability shapes lexical structure and enriches communication. Each language has its own unique morphological system, which underpins lexical representation and meaning. This international event promotes the study of both theoretical morphology and experimental methodologies, with a strong focus on real-world applications in education, healthcare, and technology.

The conference aims to create a collaborative space for researchers, professionals, and especially early-career scholars to present their work, share ideas, and contribute to the ongoing development of morphological science.

Keynote lectures will be delivered by distinguished scholars from across the field of morphology, offering new perspectives and broadening the scope of linguistic research and application.

Conference Themes and Scope

Morphology 2026 welcomes research from a wide range of domains, including but not limited to:

Core areas:

  • Inflection, derivation, and compounding
  • Morphological typology and theory
  • Lexical representation and morphological systems

Thematic areas:

  • Morphological productivity and variability
  • Interface with syntax, semantics, and phonology
  • Cross-linguistic and comparative morphology

Interdisciplinary areas:

  • Computational morphology and corpus linguistics
  • Psycholinguistic and neurolinguistic approaches
  • Morphological processing and language acquisition

Applied areas:

  • Morphology in language education and assessment
  • Morphological research in clinical and medical contexts
  • NLP, speech recognition, and AI applications

Accepted abstracts will be published as expanded 4-page conference papers in the Linguistic Proceedings Series.

We invite one-page abstract submissions from individuals, collaborative teams, and research groups. All contributions will be peer reviewed. Presentations will be held online in oral or poster format.

Submission Deadline: TBA

Accepted papers will be included in three types of publications:

Pronunciation 2026 proceedings
Linguistic Society YouTube Channel
Additional Publications

All accepted papers, regardless of their type of presentation, will be published online in the Linguistics proceedings Series. Selected presentations will be uploaded to the Linguistic Society YouTube Channel. Additional publications will also be considered, including special issues in established journals.

Publication Ethics
Publication Standards
Authors of original research should provide an accurate description of the theoretical and experimental background, followed by methodology specifics, results, and an objective discussion of the significance of the work.

Authorship
Authorship should be limited to those who meet the following criteria: They have made a significant contribution to the conception, design, or execution of the reported research. They have authored the manuscript or revised it critically. Others who have made substantial contributions to the research, such as providing technical help, writing and editing assistance, and general support, but do not meet the criteria for authorship, should not be listed as authors but should be acknowledged. The corresponding author should ensure that all appropriate coauthors are included in the paper and that all coauthors have seen and approved the final version of the paper and have agreed to its submission for publication.

Originality and plagiarism
Authors should ensure that they have written and submitted only entirely original works. If they have used the work and/or words of others, these works must be cited and/or acknowledged appropriately. Publications that have influenced the nature of the work reported in the manuscript should also be cited. Plagiarism may take many forms, from copying or paraphrasing substantial parts of another’s paper to claiming results from research conducted by others. Plagiarism in any form constitutes unethical publishing behavior and is strictly unacceptable.

Acknowledgments
Authors should properly acknowledge the contributions of others and cite publications that have influenced the reported work. Authors should not use information obtained while providing confidential services, such as refereeing manuscripts or grant applications unless they have obtained explicit written permission from the author(s) of the work involved. Any financial support, scholarships, or economic support related to the reported research should also be explicitly stated.

Each contributor to the conference may appear as a single author of only two papers and as a co-author of two additional papers. Up to four authors are recommended. Submitted abstracts, limited to one page and a maximum of 500 words (excluding author name(s)), should address the following criteria:

  • Significance: Does this study address an important problem?
  • Innovation: Does the study employ novel concepts and aim for original methods?
  • Approach: Are the conceptual frameworks, designs, methods, and analyses adequate?
  • Usefulness: How can the research objectives benefit the respective scientific area?
  • Clarity: How clear and well-organized is the presentation?

Abstract layout guidelines
Title of paper
Keep the title as concise and closely related to the paper’s content as possible. The abstract should not exceed one page, including references.

Object of Study
Start with a brief description of the object of study or investigation, along with the theoretical context. State your questions or hypotheses in simple terms, avoiding overly technical terminology. In short, explain what you have done.

Methodology
Summarize the key aspects of your approach and related methodology, including subjects, materials, research context, and anything essential for readers to understand your work. In short, explain how you conducted your research.

Results
Summarize your results/findings straightforwardly, especially in relation to your questions or hypotheses. Avoid intricate details, including statistics, which may require extensive reader review. In short, describe what you have found.

Conclusions
Draw explicit conclusions from your results.

References
References in abstract submissions are optional and can be omitted. It’s preferable to focus on your own work rather than referencing the work of others in this concise space.

Submit your one-page abstract by 01 July 2024

General chair
Antonis Botinis

Conference chair

Keynote Speakers

Organising Committee

Committee Co-ordinator


Committee Board

International Advisory Committee
Ted Gibson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
Jonathan Harrington, University of Munich, Germany
Haris Themistocleous, University of Oslo, Norway
Irene Vogel, University of Delaware, US
Petra Wagner, Bielefeld University, Germany
Yi Xu, University College London, UK

Wednesday 17
08.50-09.00: Welcome address
09.00-10.30: Oral session 1

10.30-12.30: Poster session 1
15.00-16.30: Online session 1

Thursday 18
09.00-10.30: Oral session 2

10.30-12.30: Poster session 2
15.00-16.30: Online session 2

Friday 19
09.00-10.30: Oral session 3

10.30-12.30: Poster session 3
15.00-16.30: Online session 3

The Phonetics 2025 Hong Kong programme offers both onsite and online participation options.

Onsite participation includes:

  • Keynote Lectures: Inspiring talks by leading experts in the field.
  • Oral Sessions: In-person presentations on various topics.
  • Poster Sessions: Predominantly presented in poster format, these sessions foster interactive and personal engagement.
  • Special Sessions: Focused discussions or presentations on specific themes.
  • Panel Discussions: Dynamic exchanges of ideas and active engagement from attendees.
  • Language Applications Exhibitions: Showcasing innovative phonetic-related applications and technologies.

In-person participants will have the opportunity to present their work in both oral and poster sessions during the morning. Online participants can attend live streams of the morning sessions and present their contributions in the afternoon sessions. This varied programme format is designed to enhance knowledge sharing and interaction among all attendees..

The proceedings of the Phonetics 2025 Hong Kong conference will consist of 4-page papers. The submission of these papers is contingent upon the acceptance of the respective one-page abstracts. This process ensures that the content of the conference proceedings reflects the quality and relevance of the research presented in the abstracts.

Linguistics template

Oral Presentations

  • Each oral presentation is allocated a 15-minute time slot, which includes time for discussion.
  • Presenters must ensure their talk does not exceed 15 minutes.
  • The room for oral presentations will be equipped with a multimedia PC running Windows, featuring USB ports, Microsoft PowerPoint, and PDF viewing software.
  • Presentations should be brought on a USB flash drive.
  • Please note that only a limited number of papers will be selected for oral presentations.

Oral Presentation Template:
A standard template will be provided to ensure consistency and professionalism in oral presentations.

Poster Presentations

General Information:

  • Each poster display should prominently feature the title and the presenter(s)’ name(s) at the top.
  • Effective use of captioned illustrations, photographs, graphs, and other visually engaging materials is essential for a successful presentation.
  • Lettering should be large enough to be legible from several metres away.

Materials:

  • The recommended poster size is 120 cm (height) x 90 cm (width) (47.2 x 35.4 inches), though smaller posters are also acceptable.
  • The Organising Committee will provide push pins and a display board.
  • Presenters should bring any additional materials they may need, such as tape or a line level.
  • It may be useful to have sketch paper and drawing tools for explanations. However, please note that it is not permitted to write or draw directly on the poster boards.

Location and Time:

  • Posters will be displayed as part of scheduled sessions, each lasting at least one hour.
  • Presenters should set up their posters 15 minutes prior to the session’s start time.
  • Be prepared for interactive discussions and engagement with your audience during the session.
  • Most conference presentations will be in poster format.

Poster Presentation Template:
A standard template will be provided to assist presenters in creating effective and visually appealing posters.

These guidelines aim to assist presenters in preparing high-quality oral and poster presentations for the conference. Should you have any further questions or require additional details, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Online

Registration for conference includes the following:

Coffee break buffet during the conference.

Participants may choose between onsite participation or remote attendance, which includes live-streamed keynote and oral sessions.

Access to all conference sessions.

Publication of papers in the proceeding series.

Conference Registration Fees

Registration CategoryMember (€)Non-member (€)
Regular300400
Student200300
Retiree200300

Registration and Payment Policy

General Policy

  • Each submitted paper requires a separate registration and payment.
  • The same fees apply for both onsite and online participation.
  • Reduced rates are available to all eligible participants based on registration category, regardless of the number of authors.

Important Notes

  • All submissions must be registered and paid in full to be included in the conference programme.
  • Incorrect payments or ineligible use of discounted categories may result in exclusion from the programme.
  • It is the responsibility of the submitting author to ensure that the correct registration category and fee are selected.
  • Proof of eligibility is required for all discounted registrations (e.g. student ID, proof of membership, or retirement status). Failure to provide valid documentation may result in the full fee being applied.

For assistance, contact@linguisticsociety.com.

Cancellation and Refund Policy

  • Cancellations made at least 15 days before the conference: Refundable, minus a €50 administrative fee.
  • Cancellations within 15 days of the conference: Not eligible for refunds.
  • Late or Incorrect Registrations: Subject to a €50 administrative fee.

Please note: The registration fee for each paper included in the programme is non-refundable.

Important Dates

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Private: Exling Society