Abstract submission deadlines are fast approaching for two of my favorite conference. The Boston University Conference on Language Development is accepting submissions until May 15. This is the conference I've been attending longest; this Fall will mark my 5th year running.
Architectures and Mechanisms in Language Processing will be accepting submissions from May 1 to May 28. AMLaP is the general European conference for research on language processing (typically, language structures at a level higher than a single word), making it the counterpart to America's CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing (which, confusingly, doesn't take place at CUNY). I went to AMLaP for the first time last year and loved it. Hopefully I'll get something accepted this year so I can attend again.
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