[LLVMdev] Fwd: OOPLSA 2006 Call for Participation

Jim Laskey jlaskey at apple.com
Tue Aug 15 07:58:12 PDT 2006


From: Jack Davidson <jwd at VIRGINIA.EDU>
Date: August 15, 2006 11:27:06 AM ADT
To: SIGPLAN-ANNOUNCE at LISTSERV.ACM.ORG
Subject: OOPLSA 2006 Call for Participation
Reply-To: Jack Davidson <jwd at VIRGINIA.EDU>


ACM SIGPLAN Conference on Object-Oriented Programming, Systems,  
Languages, and Applications (OOPSLA 2006)

OOPSLA 2006 will be held October 22-26 in historic Portland, Oregon  
(USA). You can learn all about OOPSLA at www.oopsla.org, and/or  
download the Advance Program PDF at http://www.oopsla.org/2006// 
program/oopsla_06_advance_program.pdf .

OOPSLA is the premier gathering of professionals from industry and  
academia, all sharing their experiences with today's object  
technologies and its offshoots. OOPSLA appeals to practitioners,  
researchers, students, educators, and managers, all of whom discover  
a wealth of information and the chance to meet others with similar  
interests and varied experiences and knowledge.

You can mold your own OOPSLA experience, attending your choice of  
technical paper presentations, practitioner reports, expert panels,  
demonstrations, essays, lightning talks, formal and informal educator  
symposia, workshops, and diverse tutorials and certificate courses  
from world-class experts.

Our invited speakers this year include:
Dr. Brenda Laurel, Chair and graduate faculty member of the graduate  
Media Design Program at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena,  
California
Dr. Guy Steele, Sun Fellow and researcher for Sun Microsystems  
Laboratories
Joshua Bloch, Chief Java Architect at Google

Linda Northrop, Director, Product Line Systems Program, Software  
Engineering Institute
Dr. Philip Wadler, Professor of Theoretical Computer Science at the  
University of Edinburgh
Please see http://www.oopsla.org/2006/program/sessions/ 
invited_speakers.html for more background on our invited speakers.

OOPSLA provides nearly 70 tutorials to choose from! OOPSLA gathers  
the world's finest educators covering the full breadth of classic and  
cutting-edge topics. Our presenters not only have world-class  
expertise, they're also successful presenters who know how to share  
their hard-won knowledge with you. Visit www.oopsla.org/2006/ 
submission/tutorials/introduction_to_tutorials.html .

There will also be nearly 20 workshops at OOPSLA. They're fun! These  
workshops are highly interactive events, where groups of  
technologists meet to surface, discuss, and attempt to solve  
challenging problems. You learn a lot when you share your ideas and  
experiences with others in the field, and build relationships that  
are an essential part of the OOPSLA experience. Check out http:// 
www.oopsla.org/2006/submission/workshops/ 
introduction_to_workshops.html .

The popular Onward! track presents out-of-the-box thinking at the  
frontiers of computing. Posters discuss late-breaking results,  
culminating in the ACM Student Research Competition. Try your hand at  
solving the DesignFest design challenge. And of course there are  
plenty of social opportunities for mingling and professional networking.

In addition to all the great offerings at OOPSLA, four other  
conferences are collocated this year, including:
Generative Programming and Component Engineering (GPCE'06)
Pattern Languages of Programming (PLoP'06)
Dynamic Languages Symposium
You can find links to more information about these collocated  
conferences at OOPSLA's main page, www.oopsla.org . It's important to  
register soon, to reserve your place at OOPSLA 2006. Before you  
register, you should partially plan your week, deciding which  
tutorials, symposia, and collocated conferences you'd like to attend.  
Then you can register at https://regmaster2.com/cgi-bin/OOP06/on1/ 
RMSs.cgi .

Go to the web ( www.oopsla.org) today to reserve your place at OOPSLA  
2006. See you in Portland!

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