CLARIN ERIC is a European research infrastructure that connects language resources, digital tools and expert knowledge from various countries into a cohesive, internationally accessible system. It allows researchers to discover, access, analyse, store, and reuse language data, supporting advanced research into language, culture, and society and the development of state-of-the-art language technologies.
The CLARIN Annual Conference will take place in Brighton (United Kingdom) from 29 September to 1 October 2026. This interdisciplinary event brings together researchers and practitioners from the social sciences, humanities, and technology fields. It is also free and open to anyone interested in language technology, emerging trends, and cutting-edge innovations.
Registration for the conference is available here.
The questions most frequently raised by remote conference participants are as follows:
- ● How can I attend the conference virtually?
- ● How can I connect to the community virtually during the conference?
- ● Should I install any software on my machine to take part in the conference?
- ● Do I need a passcode for the Zoom meeting and, if yes, what is it?
- ● Can I use a tablet or a smartphone to attend the conference?
Answers to these and other frequently asked questions are available here.
The programme for this year’s CLARIN Annual Conference is available here.
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