LDK 2025: Conference on Language, Data and Knowledge

LDK 2025, the Conference on Language, Data and Knowledge, focuses on the intersection of natural language processing, the Semantic Web, and knowledge representation — an area that has become increasingly central as NLP systems are expected to reason about structured knowledge and not merely process raw text. Core topics include knowledge graph construction and completion, ontology learning, information extraction, language models grounded in structured knowledge, and the creation and curation of language resources.

The conference is distinctive in bringing together NLP researchers, knowledge engineers, and semantic web practitioners who often work in parallel communities. At a moment when large language models are being integrated with knowledge bases and retrieval systems, LDK provides a focused venue for the foundational work that makes that integration principled and reliable. Researchers, engineers, and graduate students working at the language-knowledge interface will find it an essential gathering.

knowledge graphs natural language processing language resources ontologies information extraction language models semantic web text analytics