[Jscheme-user] Fwd: NEPLS in four days!

[Timothy J. H. <ti...@cs...>]

>
>
> Call for Participation -- NEPLS Symposium
> When: Tuesday October 21st, 10-4
> Where: Brandeis University, Hassenfeld Conference Center
> Why:  Great talks, exciting conversation, free lunch!
>
> The 10th New England Programming Languages and Systems symposium will
> be held from 10am to 4:15pm on Tuesday, October 21 at Brandeis
> University in Waltham, MA.
>
> The program features  Erik Meijer from Microsoft, WebData as the 
> Keynote speaker,
> as well as seven regular talks.  After the keynote,
> Dan Dougherty and Chiyan Chen will speak about typing issues,
> then we'll have a (free) buffet lunch. After lunch
> Norman Ramsey will provide us with his long awaited talk on Quick C--
> and Manos Renieris will tell us about his recent work on Fault 
> Localization.
> After a long coffee break, we'll conclude the day with three talks.
> Narendran Sachindra will present his new GC method,
> Darko Marinov will describe his Object Equality profiling/optimization 
> tool,
> and finally John Ridgway will talk about Programming Language tools.
> It promises to be an exciting day and we look forward to seeing you 
> there!
>
> More details, including the abstracts for the talks, are available at 
> the NEPLS website:
>       http://www.nepls.org
> (Thanks to Shriram Krishnamurthi for the website!)
>
> Directions to the NEPLS Symposium at Brandeis are available at
>   http://www.cs.brandeis.edu/~tim/nepls.html
>
> We would appreciate  a quick RSVP to the email if you are planning to 
> attend.
>
> We look forward to seeing you at NEPLS-X.
>
>                                          Tim Hickey
>                                          ti...@cs...
>
>                                          Harry Mairson
>                                          ma...@cs...
>
>
> ****************************************************************
> **  Program for the 10th NEPLS Symposium
> **  at Brandeis University
> ****************************************************************
>
>   09:00-10:00 Coffee and Muffins for early birds
>
>   10:00-11:00 Erik Meijer, Technical Lead, Microsoft, WebData
>     Programming with Rectangles, Triangles, and Circles
>
>   11:00-11:30  Dan Dougherty, Worcester Polytechic Institute
>     Controlling Gemini capsules: classical logic, intersection types 
> and strong normalization
>
>   11:30-12:00  Chiyan Chen and Hongwei Xi, Boston University
>     A Typed Approach to Multiple Inheritance
>
>   12:00- 1:00 Lunch:  (Please RSVP so we know if we should order some 
> extra food!)
>
>   01:00-01:30 Norman Ramsey, Harvard University,
>     Engineering Calling Conventions in the Quick C-- Compiler 
> Infrastructure
>
>   01:30-02:00 Manos Renieris, Brown University,
>     Fault Localization
>
>   02:00-02:30 Coffee and Cookies
>
>   02:30-03:00 Narendran Sachindran, University of Massachusetts, 
> Amherst
>     Title- Mark-Copy: Fast copying GC with less space overhead
>
>   03:00-03:30 Darko Marinov, MIT
>     Object Equality Profiling
>
>   03:30-04:00 John Ridgway, University of Massachussetts, Amherst
>     The How of Programming Language Research -- Starting Point for a 
> Discussion
>
>   04:00-04:10 Brief Business Meeting
>
> ****************************************************************
>