Mathematics of Language Everywhere 2026

Mathematics of Language Everywhere 2026 (MoLE 2026) explores the formal mathematical structures that underlie human language, bringing together linguists, logicians, and mathematicians who believe that language is not merely described by mathematics but constituted by it. The conference examines how tools from formal language theory, algebra, topology, and logic illuminate syntactic, semantic, and phonological phenomena.

MoLE 2026 welcomes theoretical linguists working in formal grammar formalisms, mathematicians interested in the combinatorics of linguistic structure, and computational linguists who design parsers and grammars. Topics range from string and tree automata in phonology and syntax to algebraic semantics and the mathematical properties of natural language inference. The conference promotes a culture in which mathematical depth and linguistic insight reinforce one another, making it essential for researchers who refuse to separate formal rigor from empirical coverage.