Linguistics 2026 Paris

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Linguistics 2026 Paris

Linguistics 2026 Paris brought together researchers from across the globe to share their work across theoretical, interdisciplinary and applied linguistics. The conference explored a wide range of topics, including language education, multilingualism, language development, sociolinguistics and the growing role of artificial intelligence in linguistic research and assessment.

Held from 28–30 October 2026, the hybrid conference took place at the Maison de la Recherche, Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris, providing an opportunity for international collaboration, academic discussion and knowledge exchange.

The programme featured keynote lectures from:

• Emma Marsden – Modern Language Education in School Classrooms in England
• Geoffrey T. LaFlair – Applications of Linguistic and Psychometric Methods in AI-driven Language Assessments
• Monica Melby-Lervåg – From First Words to Fluency: Understanding and Influencing Language Development

We extend our sincere thanks to:

• Sorbonne Nouvelle and the Maison de la Recherche for hosting the conference, with special thanks to Renata Si Serir and Rachid Ridouane for their support
• Our keynote speakers for their valuable contributions
• The organising committee and our local representative, Vidishaa Prakaash
• Our session chairs, Agnieszka Grażul-Luft and Paris Binos
• Our online moderators, Katie Pirsoaga and Chloe Rogers
• And all participants who joined us both onsite and online, contributing to three days of research presentations and academic exchange
• Thank you to everyone who helpemake Linguistics 2026 Paris possible.