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Natural Language Processing Conferences in December 2026

2,627 upcoming conferences are listed for December 2026, and the next one starts on 1 December 2026 in San Juan.

Natural Language Processing calls for papers closing in the next six weeks

All open calls in this field

  1. Week of 9 Nov

    Communication and Signal Processing (ICCSP)

    Rawalpindi

    Internet Technologies and Society (ICITS)

    Rawalpindi

    and 333 more

  2. Week of 16 Nov

    Electrical and Electronics Engineering (ICEEE)

    London

    Mechanical & Production Engineering (ICMPE)

    London

    and 783 more

  3. Week of 23 Nov

    Information Technology and Computer Science (WCITSC)

    Teyateyaneng

    Mechanical, Materials and Renewable Energy (ICMMRE)

    Teyateyaneng

    and 783 more

  4. Week of 30 Nov

    Nanoscience, Nanotechnology & Advanced Materials (IC2NAM)

    Osaka

    International conferences on Engineering and Natural Science (ICENS)

    Ottawa

    and 804 more

  5. Week of 7 Dec

    Recent Advances in Computer Science and Information Technology (ICRACSIT)

    Manila

    Research in Science, Engineering and Technology (ICRSET)

    Manila

    and 414 more

  6. Week of 14 Dec

    Chemical and Biochemical Engineering (ICCBE)

    Madrid

    Civil and Environmental Engineering (ICCEE)

    Madrid

    and 82 more

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Upcoming Natural Language Processing conferences, December 2026

December 2026

2,627 conferences

Questions about Natural Language Processing conferences

When is the next Natural Language Processing conference?

World Congress on Information Technology and Computer Science (WCITSC) starts on 1 December 2026 in San Juan.

Which Natural Language Processing conferences have an open call for papers?

2,388 conferences are still accepting abstracts. The next deadline is 13 November 2026.

Where are most Natural Language Processing conferences held?

The countries with the most listings are India, USA and Japan.

Listings come from organizers and official event websites.