Accepted Papers

Oral presentations

• Pescapalabras: Citizen science strategies applied to the detection and evaluation of neologisms. Nava Maroto and Miguel Sánchez Ibáñez
• How to treat once new, but outdated neologisms in dictionaries. Vivien Wasznik
• Automatic analysis of the dictionariability of neologisms: The GARBELL for Catalan. Judit Freixa Aymerich and
• When neologisms don’t reach the dictionary: occasionnalisms in Spanish. Pedro Javier Bueno Ruiz
• Neology in the Czech 2.0 web portal: How creative are its users? Michal Škrabal and Martin Kavka
• Dictionarization and lexicographic representation of varieties of Spanish in dictionaries of neologisms: Semantic and morphological aspects. Andreína Adelstein and Victoria de los Ángeles Boschiroli
• The treatment of neologisms in two Norwegian dictionaries. Dagfinn Rødningen and Knut E. Karlsen
• It’s a long way to a dictionary: Between creation and dictionarization. Anastasia Christofidou and Vassiliki Afentoulidou
• Dictionary of Slovak Neologisms. Martin Ološtiak and Soňa Rešovská
• The presence of Brazilian Portuguese neologisms in dictionaries. Ieda Maria Alves and Bruno Maroneze

Posters

• Facebook as a source for Norwegian dialect words. Tor Erik Jenstad
• The newest Slovene lexis in the Growing Dictionary of Slovene Language: Lexicological and lexicographical perspectives. Domen Krvina
• Considerations on the lexicographic description of short-term neologisms. Annette Klosa-Kückelhaus
• Identification of neologisms in Japanese corpora using synthesis. James Breen, Timothy Baldwin and Francis Bond
• A neology platform for Frisian. Eduard Drenth, Hindrik Sijens and Hans Van de Velde
• New verbs and dictionaries: A method for automatic detection of verbal neology. Rogelio Nazar, Irene Renau and Ana Castro