Call for Abstracts!
We invite submissions for the Annual Conference on Human Sentence Processing. In addition to soliciting abstracts for traditional podium talks and posters, we are excited to announce a new opportunity for researchers to participate in our interactive demo period.
This demo period aims to foster community engagement by showcasing innovative outreach activities and experimental methods that benefit from hands-on experience. Researchers are encouraged to submit abstracts that highlight creative initiatives, interactive demonstrations, and alternative presentations aligned with our conference theme. View detailed abstract submission instructions for our special session ‘’Demo period’’.
For detailed instructions on how to submit your abstracts for both traditional presentations and the new demo period, please refer to the submission guidelines.
We look forward to your contributions and to making this conference an engaging and impactful experience for all attendees!
Submission Portal
Abstracts should be submitted via Oxford Abstracts.
Abstract Submission Information
We welcome your contributions to the special session. And, as always, we invite abstracts related to language processing more generally. Abstracts may be submitted for the interactive demo session, posters, or for 20-minute podium presentations.
Abstracts are due on Monday, December 2, 2024 by 11:59:59pm (anywhere on earth).
Dr. Maayan Keshev has put together a document of tips for how to write a HSP abstract.
For more information, please contact .
We are looking forward to seeing you March 27-29, 2025 in College Park!
Abstract Specifications
- Please upload a PDF version of your abstract.
- Abstracts should be in letter format (8.5” x 11”), with 1-inch margins on all sides, and in Arial 11 point font.
- The abstract itself (text) may be no longer than one page; a page containing additional figures, tables, other graphics and/or references may be included as well.
- References should preferably be in APA format, but other formats are acceptable.
- Abstracts should not include authors or affiliations in the PDF. Please also avoid any identifying information about the authors in the text of the abstract itself (e.g., “In our previous work, we found…”).
- Please be sure your abstract mentions the language(s) being investigated. Do not omit the language under investigation if it is English.