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NAACL 2027

The Annual Conference of the North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics

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Papers in NAACL's main DBLP volume each year, not official acceptance counts.

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Papers in 2025

851

main DBLP volume

5-year change

n/a

needs five years

Acceptance rate, 2021 (reported)

29%

366 of 1254 submitted · source ↗

Authors per paper

5.4

3.1 in 2015

By an entirely new team

29%

of 2025 papers

Papers per year1989 to 2025
1989: 78 papers1990: 103 papers1991: 106 papers1992: 107 papers1993: 104 papers1994: 121 papers2001: 31 papers2003: 111 papers2004: 43 papers2005: 146 papers2006: 140 papers2007: 157 papers2009: 75 papers2010: 144 papers2012: 126 papers2013: 167 papers2015: 239 papers2016: 181 papers2018: 403 papers2019: 501 papers2021: 552 papers2022: 442 papers2024: 656 papers2025: 851 papers

Top keywords, 2025

languagellmsgenerationreasoningevaluatingevaluationbenchmarkknowledgetextmultilingualmultimodalretrieval

Most published at NAACL

  1. Mari Ostendorf1989 to 202446
  2. Noah A. Smith2005 to 202546
  3. Dan Klein2003 to 202438
  4. Dan Roth2004 to 202537
  5. Mohit Bansal2009 to 202537

Who publishes here

2025 · papers count once per institution on them

Academia 85%Industry 11%Government and other 4%

Institutions

  1. 1Carnegie Mellon University🇺🇸30
  2. 2Peking University🇨🇳20
  3. 3Tsinghua University🇨🇳20
  4. 4Amazon (United States)🇺🇸19
  5. 5Seoul National University🇰🇷19
  6. 6University of Maryland, College Park🇺🇸19
  7. 7Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology🇰🇷18
  8. 8Stanford University🇺🇸18

Countries

  1. United States363
  2. China171
  3. South Korea71
  4. United Kingdom67
  5. Germany50
  6. India38

Affiliations from OpenAlex for the papers DBLP lists. A paper with authors from three institutions counts for each of them; the split above is over the top institutions.