ICNLSP
ICNLSP (the International Conference on Natural Language and Speech Processing) is an opportunity to get acquainted with the latest research. Basically, in the field of natural language and speech processing. The targeted audience are particularly: researchers, professors, students and industrials.
One of the most important reasons that must be remembered behind creating this series, is to present a high level of scientific content. We hope this content will be significantly similar to the level of well-known international events such as: INTERSPEECH, ICASSP, EMNLP, NAACl, ACL, EAMT, COLING, etc.
Accordingly, we focus on promoting research in the field of Natural language processing, by attracting advanced works.
With this in mind, and due to the rapid development of research in this field, we always seek to invite eminent scholars to give valuable lectures. The aim is to explain and clarify the latest and most advanced language technologies.
Publication and Indexing
Keynote speakers
ICNLSP 2015
Stephan Vogel QCRI, Qatar |
Jean Paul Haton Lorraine Univ., France |
Speech Translation: from Research to Applications | Present and Future of Automatic Speech Recognition |
ICNLSP 2018
Gérard Chollet Intelligent Voice, UK |
Djamel Bouchaffra CDTA, Algeria |
Privacy Preserving Speech Processing | Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Challenges |
ICNLSP 2019
Fausto Giunchiglia University of Trento, Italy |
Preslav Nakov QCRI, Qatar |
One world – seven thousand languages |
Detecting the “Fake News” before they were even written |
ICNLSP 2021
Valia Kordoni University of Humboldt |
Ahmed Abdelali QCRI |
Hussein Al-Natsheh Beyond Limits |
Kareem Darwish aIxplain |
AI Technology Commercialization: From Research to Product Innovation |
Bring All Your Features: Arabic Diacritic Recovery Using a Feature-Rich Recurrent Neural Model |
ICNLSP 2022
Eric Laporte France |
Jan Niehues Germany |
Ahmed Ali Qatar |
Hybrid natural language processing in the deep learning era |
ICNLSP 2023
Keynote title: Transcending Communication Barriers: From Machine Translation to Language Transparence
Keynote title: Biosignal-based Digital Biomarkers for Aging