TAG+10 will feature talks and posters on a range of aspects of Tree Adjoining Grammar and related systems, including syntactic and semantic theory, mathematical properties, and computational and algorithmic studies of parsing, interpretation and generation, corpus-based research and grammar development, and psycholinguistic modeling.  

A certain amount of financial support is available to cover the expenses of students who would like to attend TAG+10.  If you are interested in applying for support, contact the organizers with a description of your academic background and research interests.

The first day of the meeting will be devoted to a series of tutorial presentations, designed to introduce attendees to a range of TAG-related topics.  A reduced registration fee will be available for people interested in attending only the tutorial sessions.

Tutorial Speakers:	Rajesh Bhatt (UMass Amherst) TAG Syntax and Semantics
	Alexander Clark (Royal Holloway) Grammar Induction
	Marco Kuhlmann (Uppsala)  TAG and Dependency Grammars
	William Schuler (Minnesota/Ohio State) Incremental Parsing in Bounded Memory

Invited Talks:	Chris Barker (NYU) Cosubstitution, Derivational Locality and Quantifier Scope
	Edward Stabler (UCLA) Incremental Parsing