Computational linguistics is the study of natural language from a computational perspective. This meeting aims to bring together researchers working in different aspects of the field, from theoretical issues to applied natural language processing. We aim to attract participants from multiple research groups, from within the School of Computer Science as well as from other departments (e.g., Linguistics, Information Studies, Mila).

The reading group now takes place primarily at Mila, but it usually happens in hybrid format with an online attendance option available.

The format of the meetings will vary, from high-level overview talks and invited presentations to informal work-in-progress talks or reading group discussions.

This meeting was started by Prof. Jackie Chi Kit Cheung, from the Reasoning and Learning Lab in the School of Computer Science. It is currently organized by Cesare Spinoso-Di Piano and Ori Ernst. To join the mailing list, send an e-mail to compling-owner [@cs.mcgill.ca].