Presentation and publication
How PolEval 2026 results are presented and where the papers are published.
Presentation
PolEval 2026 Workshop — Warsaw, January 2027
PolEval 2026 will conclude with the presentation of the participating systems and the overall results at the PolEval 2026 workshop, which will take place in January 2027 in Warsaw, in a hybrid format (online and onsite). Participation in the workshop is free of charge; however, the organisers will not cover travel or accommodation costs.
Slavic NLP Workshop — Athens, March 2027
A dedicated session at the Slavic NLP 2027 workshop will present this year’s PolEval tasks and winning systems to a broader audience interested in Polish and Slavic language processing.
Publication in the PolEval 2026 Proceedings
We invite participants in the PolEval 2026 shared tasks to submit papers describing their systems, methods, experiments, and results. We also welcome papers describing the design of new benchmarks developed as part of the shared tasks.
Accepted papers will be published in the PolEval 2026 proceedings in the ACL Anthology.
Submission information
Papers must be submitted via the OpenReview platform. The submission link will be sent directly to competition participants. If you do not have an account on OpenReview and plan to submit a paper, please register as soon as possible, as the verification process can take up to two weeks.
Important dates
All deadlines are at 23:59 CET (Polish local time).
- 4 January 2027Paper submission deadline
- 4 – 17 January 2027Reviewing period
- 18 January 2027Notification of paper acceptance
- 30 January 2027Camera-ready paper deadline
Paper requirements
- Language: English
- Length: 4–8 pages of main content, excluding references. There is no page limit for references.
- Template: Papers must follow the official ACL style. The LaTeX template is available at https://github.com/acl-org/acl-style-files.
- Content: Papers should describe the submitted system, including its architecture, implementation, data, and models, or describe the design of a benchmark. They should also report evaluation results, provide comparative analyses where applicable, and discuss the main findings and conclusions.
- Anonymity: Submissions must be anonymous and must not contain author names or affiliations. The names and affiliations of all authors must be included in the camera-ready versions of accepted papers.
- Copyright: After acceptance, authors will be asked to sign a consent form granting permission to publish their papers in the PolEval 2026 proceedings.
Review process
To ensure the quality of the proceedings and meet the publication requirements of the ACL Anthology, all submissions will undergo double-blind peer review.
All authors submitting a paper are expected to participate in the review process as reviewers for this year’s edition. Review assignments and review reports will be managed through OpenReview. Acceptance notifications and reviews will be sent to authors via the same platform.
Authors of accepted papers must address the reviewers’ comments and suggestions when preparing their camera-ready versions.
Publication in the Slavic NLP Workshop Proceedings
As PolEval 2026 is hosted by the Slavic NLP 2027 workshop, the winners of the shared tasks will also be invited to collaborate with the task organisers on overview papers dedicated to their respective tasks. These papers will be submitted for publication in the Slavic NLP Workshop proceedings and will follow the workshop’s submission deadlines and publication requirements.
PolEval proceedings are planned to be published in the ACL Anthology. The volume will contain papers describing tasks (by task organisers) and individual systems (by participants).