
Our next GLOWing lecture takes place on Friday, March 27, 15:00 CET and features Jessica Coon and Ayesha Kidwai, discussing about Linguistics and language communities. If you’re not a GLOW member, sign up for the Zoom link HERE.

Our next GLOWing lecture takes place on Friday, March 27, 15:00 CET and features Jessica Coon and Ayesha Kidwai, discussing about Linguistics and language communities. If you’re not a GLOW member, sign up for the Zoom link HERE.
We now have a GLOWing lectures mailing list! If you are not a GLOW member, but still wish to attend the GLOWing lectures, you are welcome to sign up to our mailing list (alternatively, you can also become a GLOW member, which we in general recommend).
To sign up for the mailing list, send an e-mail to sympa@mlist.is.ed.ac.uk with an empty subject and the following message body (where YOUR NAME stands for your given and family name(s)):
SUBSCRIBE glowing-lectures YOUR NAME
The zoom link for each lecture will be distributed a day before the lecture via this list (and to all active GLOW members).
Note: if you have signed up for a GLOWing lecture before (via the online form), you are NOT automatically transferred to the list. Please subscribe!

Our second GLOWing lecture of this year takes place on Friday, January 23, 16:00 CET and features Roni Katzir and Richard Futrell, discussing about Linguistics, LLMs and the inference to the best explanation. If you’re not a GLOW member, sign up for the Zoom link HERE.
The deadline for abstract submission for GLOW 48 in Siena (with a workshop in Florence) was extended to December 10! Submit an join us in beautiful Italy!
All infos here: https://www.congressi.unisi.it/glow48/

Today at 15:00 CET! The zoom link was sent to all members and everyone who signed up. For those of you who were late; no worries, the lecture will be available on YouTube after the weekend.
The slides can be found HERE.
The 48th GLOW Conference will take place on April 21-23, 2026, at the University of Siena (Italy) and will be preceded by a satellite workshop “Less documented languages in formal linguistics: empirical problems and theoretical perspectives”, to be held at the University of Florence on April 20, 2026. For further information please visit the conference website: https://www.congressi.unisi.it/glow48/
Instructions for submission:

The umbrella topic of this year’s GLOWing lectures is Linguistics and the World we live in. Our first lecture takes place on Friday, November 21, 15:00 CET and features Michelle Sheehan & Eloisa Pilati discussing about why language teaching needs linguistics. If you’re not a GLOW member, sign up for the Zoom link HERE.
The Call for Papers for GLOW48 (Siena, April 2026) is out!
https://linguistlist.org/issues/36/3038/
The dates, speakers and discussants of the upcoming GLOWing lecture series are almost finalized-find all information here: https://glowlinguistics.org/upcoming-glowing-lectures/ and don’t forget to join us for our first lecture on Linguistics in Education (Michelle Sheehan & Eloisa Pilati) on November 21!
Our upcoming year of GLOWing lectures will have the umbrella topic “Linguistics and the world we live in” and feature three lectures:
Further, we start an additional sub-series of GLOWing lectures called “Languages deserving more attention” where a specialist of one language (family) shows what it fascinating about this language, how it contributes to our generative theories or challenges them. From 2025/26 on, these lectures will take place once a year, usually in the last slot (that is, in May or June).
Stay tuned for more information!