In recent years we have seen significant developments on the interface of Logic, Language and Information (LLI). Examples include the semantic web, agent systems, and large-scale language understanding. Research has become a rich mixture of foundational and empirical work, with ample attention to real-world applications, while progress is increasingly being quantified using formal evaluation methods.

In the context of these developments, FoLLI, the Association for Logic, Language and Information, is happy to announce the launch of the new FoLLI Publications on Logic, Language, and Information part of the Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence series published by Springer-Verlag (www.springer.com/lncs).

We seek titles which address current research topics and applications in LLI. Titles will be expected to shed light on the foundations, empirical studies, and interdisciplinary aspects that define the field.

Further information about the series can be obtained by contacting any of the following:

• Ursula Barth, ursula.barth(at)springer.com, responsible at Springer
• the FoLLI Secretariat, areces (at) loria.fr