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Northeast Computational Phonology Circle

The first meeting of the Northeast Computational Phonology Circle will be held in the Department of Linguistics' Donald and Margaret Freeman lounge, Saturday, November 10, starting at noon. There is a growing interest in computational methods in phonological theory, and the northeast has a particularly dense population of people working in this area. This meeting aims to bring these people together in an informal setting to share results, ideas, and maybe even software. All are welcome, but please contact Joe Pater if you are coming so he can buy enough bagels for lunch (which can be eaten during the first presentation!)

The schedule

[Thanks Joe!]