📰 Conference on Natural Language Processing 2025 — accepted papers

Conference on Natural Language Processing 2025 is the 2025 edition of the Conference on Natural Language Processing, held in Hannover, Germany, September 2025 (publisher: HsH Applied Academics). The ACL Anthology lists 76 papers of it in 2 tracks; our library holds 4 with our summaries. Below: the most cited papers, every accepted paper, and ours with their topics, authors and institutions.

📍 Hannover, Germany · 🗓 September 2025

Tracks

Workshops45Long and Short Papers31

All accepted papers (76)

The most cited first; 4 with our summary link to their page here, the others to the original.

1. A German-Language Dataset and Annotation Tool for Tabular Question Answering ↗Staša Karapandžić, Michael Hellwig · Workshops
2. A Resource of German Light Verb Constructions Along with Possible Alternative Formulations ↗Ralf Laue · Workshops
3. A Survey of Idiom Datasets for Psycholinguistic and Computational ResearchMichael Flor, Xinyi Liu, Anna Feldman · Long and Short Papersour summary
4. AIxcellent Vibes at GermEval 2025 Shared Task on Candy Speech Detection: Improving Model Performance by Span-Level Training ↗Christian Rene Thelen, Patrick Gustav Blaneck, Tobias Bornheim et al. · Workshops
5. Abstractive Event Analysis of Armed Conflicts: Introducing the UCDP-AEC Dataset ↗Étienne Simon, Helene Bøsei Olsen, Ramón Carreño et al. · Workshops
6. Adaption and Evaluation of Generative Large Language Models for German Medical Information Extraction ↗Sören Spiegel, Seid Muhie Yimam, Philipp Breitfeld et al. · Long and Short Papers
7. Americans are dreamers – Generic statements and stereotyping in political tweets ↗Ines Rehbein · Workshops
8. Analyzing Polarization in Online Discourse on the 2023-2024 Israel–Hamas War ↗Daniel Miehling, Daniel Dakota, Sandra Kübler · Workshops
9. Annif at the GermEval-2025 LLMs4Subjects Task: Traditional XMTC Augmented by Efficient LLMs ↗Osma Suominen, Juho Inkinen, Mona Lehtinen · Workshops
10. Applying an Information-theoretic Approach for Automatic Identification of German Multi-word Expressions ↗Sergei Bagdasarov, Elke Teich · Long and Short Papers
11. Automatic Compound Segmentation for Leichte Sprache ↗Jesus Calvillo, Umesh Patil, Johann Seltmann et al. · Workshops
12. Automatic Creation of Marginalia ↗Aaron Lang, Robin Jegan, Andreas Henrich · Long and Short Papers
13. Automatic Generation of Comprehensible German Summaries for Domain-Specific Scientific Definitional Texts ↗Sophie Decher, Michael Dembach · Workshops
14. Causally fooled in the name of being honest? Evaluating causal extraction in LLMs for political text ↗Paulina Garcia-Corral, Hannah Dorothy Bechara, Krishnamoorthy Manohara et al. · Workshops
15. Coling-UniA at GermEval 2025 Shared Task on Candy Speech Detection: Retrieval Augmented Generation for Identifying Expressions of Positive Attitudes in German YouTube Comments ↗Georg Hofmann, Annemarie Friedrich · Workshops
16. Conditioning Large Language Models on Legal Systems? Detecting Punishable Hate Speech ↗Florian Ludwig, Torsten Zesch, Frederike Zufall · Long and Short Papers
17. Contrasting Traditional Models and LLMs: An Evaluation Based on Text Segmentation ↗Robin Jegan, Andreas Henrich · Workshops
18. Cross-Platform Natural Language Processing Framework for Electoral Misinformation Detection ↗Prasanth Yadla · Workshops
19. DNB-AI-Project at the GermEval-2025 LLMs4Subjects Task: KIFSPrompt - Knowledge-Injected Few-Shot Prompting ↗Maximilian Kähler, Lisa Kluge, Katja Konermann · Workshops
20. Detecting Sexism and Its Severity in German Online Comments: Modeling Annotation Subjectivity with BERT and mBERT ↗Melanie Woodrow, Margot Mieskes · Long and Short Papers
21. Developing A German Document-Level Parallel Dataset For Automatic Text Simplification To Generate Easy LanguageVivien Jiranek, Stefan Hillmann · Workshopsour summary
22. Die SuperGLEBer at GermEval 2025 Shared Tasks: Growing Pains - When More Isn't Always Better ↗Julia Wunderle, Jan Pfister, Andreas Hotho · Workshops
23. EcoTUB @ SustainEval 2025: Ensembling BERT for German Sustainability Report Classification ↗Sinan Bove, Icondy Kiba-Gassaye, Sirak Tadesse et al. · Workshops
24. Efficient and Effective Coreference Resolution for German ↗Fynn Petersen-Frey, Hans Ole Hatzel, Chris Biemann · Long and Short Papers
25. Enhancing Policy Analysis with NLP: A Reproducible Approach to Incentive Classification ↗M.A. Waskow, John P. McCrae · Workshops

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📄 Papers with our summary in our library (4)

The most cited first (OpenAlex citations plus our library's).

1. A Survey of Idiom Datasets for Psycholinguistic and Computational ResearchConference on Natural Language ProcessingMichael Flor, Xinyi Liu, Anna Feldman2025 · 5 citations
2. German Aspect-based Sentiment Analysis in the Wild: B2B Dataset Creation and Cross-Domain EvaluationConference on Natural Language ProcessingJakob Fehle, Niklas Donhauser, Udo Kruschwitz, et al.2025 · 3 citations
3. Evaluation of Machine Translation Errors in German Plain Language Texts in the Domain of Health InformationConference on Natural Language ProcessingSarah Ahrens, Silvana Deilen, Sergio Hernandez Garrido, et al.2025 · 1 citation
4. Developing A German Document-Level Parallel Dataset For Automatic Text Simplification To Generate Easy LanguageConference on Natural Language ProcessingVivien Jiranek, Stefan Hillmann2025

🧭 Top topics

Topics of its works in our library, with the number of works on each.

🔁Machine translation (1)😊Sentiment & emotion (1)📏Evaluation & benchmarks (1)🧒Psycholinguistics & language acquisition (1)🧷Idioms & multiword expressions (1)

📚 Fields

🖥️Computer Science (4)🎭Arts and Humanities (2)

🧑‍🔬 Top authors

Authors with a page who published here most often: their works here, and the citations of those works.

Place and dates from the event's site or the ACL Anthology; works and citations from OpenAlex and our library.

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