PANEL 1

• Nuria Bello Piñón & Dolores Elvira Méndez Souto (U A Coruña): “Complex Predicates in early scientific writing”
• Mª Dolores Pérez Raja (U Murcia): "A Redefinition of Methodology on the Study of Scandinavian Borrowings in Middle English"

• Carmen Mª Fernández Rodríguez (U A Coruña): “Honest Wives and Patient Language:The Franklin´s and the Clerk´s Tales”
• Ricardo Sola Buil (U Alcalá de Henares): “Wit, wisdom and learning in Chaucer´s Canterbury Tales”

• Javier Calle Martín and Antonio Miranda García (U Málaga): “Postpositional Prepositions in Old English: a corpus-based study”
• Piotr Jakubowski (Adam Mickiewicz U): "The status of n-plurals in medieval Anglo-Irish"
• Agnieszka Pysz (Adam Mickiewicz U): “The (im)possibility of stacking adjectives in early English”
• Cristina Suárez Gómez (U Illes Balears) : “Does word-order correlate with (non-)subordination? The case of relative clauses in early English” 

• Maria Cesario (U Manchester): “Solar and lunar eclipses, comets, wind and thunder in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle”
• Laurence Erussard & Pria Young (Hobart and William Smith Colleges, NY): “Are Beowulf’s Swords “Just Swords”? A Freudian Reading of the Battle Scenes and their Consequences”
• Mª José Gómez Calderón (U Sevilla): “Taming the Barbarian: Representations of the Viking Hero in Contemporary Popular Fiction”
• Nils-Lennart Johannesson (Stockholm U): “The four-wheeled quadriga and the seven sacraments: on the Latin sources for the ‘Dedication’ of the Ormulum”

• María Chacón Chacón (U Castilla-La Mancha): “EXISTENCE  And the Medical Verbal Lexicon”
• María José Esteve Ramos (U Jaume I): “Keeping an eye” on medieval treatises: a linguistic survey of lexicon in ophthalmology texts”
• Manuela Romano Mozo (U Autónoma de Madrid), Ana Laura Rodríguez Redondo & Eugenio Contreras Domingo (U Complutense): “Historical Phraseology: head and eyes in Old and Middle English”

• Francisco José Álvarez López  (U Manchester/U Vigo): “DCL, B IV, MS. 24: A Palaeographical and Codicological Study of Durham’s Cantor’s Book”
• Anunciación Carrera de la Red (U Valladolid): “Anglo-Saxonism in Modern English Translations of The Battle of Maldon (1826-1902)”  
• Alice Spencer (U degli studi di Torino):  “Dialogue and Eros: Some Notes on the Use of Dialogue in Medieval Love Literature”

PANEL 8

• Josefa Fernández Martín (U Sevilla): "Women in the English Mystery Cycles".
• Margarita Giménez Bon (U País Vasco/Euskal Herriko U): “How Dared a Woman Write?"
• Marie-José Lemarchand (U Alcalá de Henares): “: "Who paintede the leon?": a Parallel between Chaucer´s Wife of Bath and Christine de Pizan´s Cupid”
• Antonio José Miralles Pérez (UCAM): Geoffrey Chaucer’s Sir Thopas: Materials of Romance and History in the Portrait of a Fourteenth Century Knight

• Isabel De la Cruz Cabanillas (U Alcalá de Henares): "Shift of Meaning in Animal Denominations: Some Cases of Narrowing and Widening"
• Rosa Eva Fernández Conde (U Oviedo): “What can The York Cycle tell us about the second person pronoun?”
• Mari Cruz Expósito (U La Laguna): "Standardization processes: the case of morphology in fifteenth century English"
• Cristina Mourón Figueroa (U Santiago de Compostela): “Animal Imagery in the York Cycle”.

PANEL 10

• Ruth Carroll (U Turku): ”Lists in the Cely Letters”  
• Mariann Larsen (U Complutense): "Iconic Aspects in Oral Verbal Forms"
• Ewa Ciszek (Adam Mickiewicz U): “On competition between OE -estre and OF -esse in Early Middle English”
• Juan Camilo Conde-Silvestre (U Murcia): “Some Functions of Verbal Duelling in the Old English Poetic Hagiographies”

• Jorge Luis Bueno Alonso (U Vigo): “From Frisia to Fisterra, or How to Produce an Alliterative Translation of Beowulf   into Galician”
• Dolores Fernández Martínez (U Las Palmas de Gran Canaria): “A Critical Approach to the Study of Religious Ideology in Old English Discourse”
• María Gabriela García Teruel (U Oviedo): “About King Arthur (2004), the “untold?” True Story that Inspired the Legend”

PANEL 11

PANEL 12

• Juan Manuel Castro Carracedo (U Salamanca): “A Preliminary Categorization of Prophecies in Middle English Romances: The Case of Malory’s Le Morte Darthur”
• Rubén Jarazo Álvarez (U A Coruña): “Thomas Mallory’s Le Morte d’Artur and its influence on Álvaro Cunqueiro journalistic corpus”
• Inmaculada Senra Silva (UNED): “The Structural Development of the Rune Poems”

• Francisco Alonso Almeida (U Las Palmas de Gran Canaria): “The construction of Middle English medical compilations"
• David Moreno Olalla (U Málaga): “Personal Pronouns in Lelamour’s Herbal”
• Alicia Rodríguez-Álvarez & Mª Victoria Domínguez-Rodríguez (U Las Palmas de Gran Canaria): Sixteenth-Century Glosses to a Fifteenth-Century Gynaecological Treatise: A Scientifically Biased Revision”

PANEL 13

PANEL 14

• Teresa de Jesús Marqués Aguado (U Málaga): “Old English Punctuation Revisited: The Case of the Gospel according to St. Matthew”  
• José María Gutiérrez Arranz (UCAM): "Mimesis, Imitatio, Translatio, Discipuli Facienda" (!)
• Eugenio Olivares Merino (U Jaén): "Beowulfo", Gothlandia"; Hródgar" and "Heoroto": 70 years of Beowulf in Spain.
• Mercedes Salvador (U Sevilla): "From the Bestiary to the Monster Catalogue: A Comparative Study of the Exeter Book Bestiary and The Wonders of the East".

• Abdullah Alger (U Manchester): “An Analysis of Punctuation and Speech Boundaries in 19^th-21^st Century Editions of The Wanderer”
• Andrew Breeze (U Navarra): “Bede's Ythanceaster”
• Rafael Portillo García (U Sevilla): “Death and the Dead in Medieval English Drama”
• Fernando Reviriego González (U Alcalá de Henares): “Ireland and Wales: Two Views of Medieval Imperialism and Colonialism in the Works of Gerald of Wales”