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32th Anniversary Edition

Workshop on Logic, Language, Information and Computation

A premier scientific forum for the exchange of research ideas between logicians, linguists, and computer scientists on the foundations of computation.

The Scientific Mission

Interdisciplinary Excellence

Exploring the intersection of structural logic and functional linguistics in modern computational theory.

Logic & Computation

WoLLIC is an annual series of workshops designed to provide a forum for the presentation of research on all aspects of logic, ranging from mathematical logic and linguistics to theoretical computer science.

Linguistics

Formal semantics, syntax-semantics interface, and the logical foundations of natural language processing.

Invited Speakers

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Keynote Speaker

Prof. Elena Moretti

Stanford University • Department of Computer Science

A pioneer in computational linguistics, Prof. Moretti's work at Stanford has redefined our understanding of neural-symbolic integration.

Research Interests

Neural-Symbolic ModelsFormal SemanticsMachine Learning
The Logic of Neural Inference

"This keynote will bridge the gap between discrete logical systems and continuous neural representations, proposing a unified framework that preserves the rigor of formal logic while harnessing the power of deep learning."

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Distinguished Lecturer

Dr. Marcus Jonsson

University of Gothenburg • Philosophy & Logic

Dr. Jonsson is a leading voice in formal epistemology, focusing on the mathematical structures of belief revision and information flow.

Research Interests

Epistemic LogicGame TheoryInformation Dynamics
Dynamics of Formal Epistemology

Exploring the evolution of computational information theory, this lecture investigates how belief revision models can be dynamically updated in complex multi-agent environments.

Timeline &
Critical Deadlines

Authors are invited to submit papers presenting original and unpublished research in the relevant areas of the workshop.

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JUN 15

Final Call

MAR24

Paper Submission Deadline

Strict deadline at 23:59 AoE

MAY10

Author Notification

Acceptance letters sent via Easychair

JUN01

Camera-Ready Version

Final manuscript submission for LNCS

JUL08-11

WoLLIC 2024 Workshop

Main scientific sessions and networking

Venue

San Miguel, Peru

Hosted by the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, the workshop will take place in the historic central building, combining centuries of academic tradition with state-of-the-art facilities.

Preferred Hotels

Nearby hotels for attendees

Easy Access

Direct links to Jorge Chavez International Airport

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