International Workshop on Cross-linguistic Databases and Norms (跨语言数据库与常模国际研讨会第二轮通知)

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International Workshop on Cross-linguistic Databases and Norms

(Updated: April 2, 2025)

May 31 – June 1, 2025

Shanghai, China

Organizers: East China Normal University

  Co-Organizers: The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Language Specialty Committee of the Chinese Psychological Society, and Shanghai Psychological Society

 


The study of language and cognition increasingly relies on cross-linguistic data to understand language processing, representation, and acquisition. The debate on universality vs. cultural specificity of language and cognition has continued to this day, making large-scale cross-linguistic databases and norms crucial for uncovering both universal and language-specific mechanisms.

A collection of high-quality linguistic databases has already been established across various languages. These databases not only lay the foundation for evaluating and measuring language abilities and acquisition levels, but also provide new perspectives on typical and atypical language development, offering crucial support for researchers exploring the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying language capacity.

However, challenges persist, including the lack of overarching design frameworks, data variability, linguistic diversity, and the need for standardization. Additionally, large language models (LLMs) provide new resources and tools for exploring linguistic universality and specificity, while also introducing fresh opportunities and challenges for the development and application of databases and norms.

The International Workshop on Cross-linguistic Databases and Norms brings together leading experts from cognitive science, psychology, linguistics, computational modeling, and natural language processing to address these challenges. It aims to create a platform for idea exchange and collaboration, fostering the strategic design of cross-linguistic databases, sharing innovative datasets, and discussing methodologies. It will focus on the development, maintenance, and application of cross-linguistic data resources, with a special reference to Chinese. We hope that this workshop will provide a forum for propelling interdisciplinary research in this field.


The topics of this workshop include (but not limited to):

•Construction and application of language databases

•Open science and data sharing in cross-linguistic contexts (with special reference to Chinese)

•Design and alignment of cross-linguistic databases: Opportunities and challenges

•Large Language Models (LLMs) and human language processing

•Interdisciplinary collaboration and methodological innovation



Agenda





Organizing Committee:

Chair: Qing Cai, East China Normal University

Co-chair: Ping Li, Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Co-chair: Suiping Wang, South China Normal University

Luan Li, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Jing Wang, East China Normal University


Keynote Speakers


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               Marc Brysbaert                                        Brian MacWhinney                                          Li-Hai Tan

              Ghent University                               Carnegie Mellon University                Shenzhen Institute of Neuroscience


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                     Ping  Li                                                    Uri Hasson                                               Yanchao  Bi

Hong Kong Polytechnic University                      Princeton University                                   Peking University           


Speakers


                  

             Simon De Deyne                                            Cynthia Siew                                                 Hong Li

     The University of Melbourne                 National University of Singapore                  Beijing Normal University


                   

                    Xu Xu                                                     Xingshan Li                                                     Qing Cai

  Shanghai Jiao Tong University                       Institute of Psychology,                             East China Normal University          

                                                                       Chinese Academy of Sciences



Opening remarks and Moderators


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Xiaolin Zhou, East China Normal University


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Suiping Wang, South China Normal University


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Zude Zhu, Jiangsu Normal University


Meeting Registration and Abstract Submissions

     

Registration Deadline: 30 April, 2025

Submissions Close: 25 April, 2025

Notification of Acceptance: 30 April, 2025

Cancellation Deadline for Full Refund: 10 May, 2025



The workshop invites submissions for posters. Registration for the workshop is also open to those who wish to attend but do not submit a presentation. To attend the workshop, you need to pay a registration fee. All fees are in RMB.

Student  800 RMB

Postdoc  800 RMB

Regular  1500 RMB

For international participants: Please email us <crossling@psy.ecnu.edu.cn> by April 30 for further registration instructions.

For domestic participants: You may pay the registration fee using any of the following payment methods. Please always include Crossling_您的姓名_您的单位in the payment remarks. After completing the payment, please enter your information at https://www.wjx.top/vm/h680hac.aspx# to receive your e-invoice (which will be sent to your email after May 10th).


Payment method 1

账户:上海市心理学会

账号:1001117209000001840

银行:工行上海市师大支行

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We welcome contributions from researchers working on any language(s) and encourage submissions that address methodological innovations, theoretical implications, and interdisciplinary applications in the following areas:

Development and standardization of language databases

Norming studies across languages and populations

Open science and data sharing in cross-linguistic contexts

Large Language Models (LLMs) and human language processing


Submission Guidelines

Submissions should include:

Title

Abstract (maximum 250 words)

Author names and affiliations

Abstracts should clearly outline the research question, methods, key findings (if available). Submissions must be in English and formatted as a Word document.

Please submit your abstract via email <crossling@psy.ecnu.edu.cn> with the subject line: FirstAuthor_WorkshopSubmission.


Workshop Venue

The workshop will be held at East China Normal University, located at 3663 North Zhongshan Road, Shanghai, China

For inquiries, please contact : E-mail to crossling@psy.ecnu.edu.cn 


Hotel Information

We recommend the attendees to make hotel reservations with the following hotels:

• East China Normal University International Exchange Service Center Hotel (on campus), 3663 North Zhongshan Road

3003新葡官方网站学术交流中心宾馆(逸夫楼,校内),中山北路3663号

•the Orange Hotel (Shanghai Zhongshan Park East China Normal University Branch)

桔子酒店(上海中山公园华师大店),中山北路3856弄中环大厦3号

•the Vienna International Hotel (Jinshajiang Road Branch)

维也纳国际酒店(上海金沙江路长风公园店),怒江路299号1幢一楼

The East China Normal University International Exchange Service Center Hotel is offering a special room rate to attendees at ¥498 (standard room). The attendees may request for the room by emailing us at crossling@psy.ecnu.edu.cn with title YourName_Reservation (姓名_住宿预订). With limited room availability, we operate on a first-booked, first-served basis.


Transportation to East China Normal University (ECNU)

Shanghai has two major airports: Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) and Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport (SHA). The main airports/train stations and their approximate distances to ECNU (Zhongshan North Road Campus) are:

  • Shanghai  Pudong International Airport: ~60 km (~60–90 minutes)

  • Shanghai  Hongqiao International Airport: ~15 km (~30 minutes)

  • Shanghai   Hongqiao Railway Station: ~15 km (~30 minutes by taxi or metro)

  • Shanghai  Railway Station: ~8 km (~20 minutes)

  • Shanghai  South Railway Station: ~10 km (~25 minutes)

  • Transit services near the  conference venue: Shanghai Metro Lines 4, 12, and 13

For inquiries, please emailcrossling@psy.ecnu.edu.cn








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