SPLASH 2023 (original) (raw)

The ACM SIGPLAN International Conference on Systems, Programming, Languages and Applications: Software for Humanity (SPLASH) embraces all aspects of software construction and delivery, to make it the premier conference on the applications of programming languages - at the intersection of programming languages and software engineering.

We welcome the community to join us in Lisbon to celebrate humanity at the core of the software development process. We encourage everyone to participate in the many different events co-located with SPLASH, such as OOPSLA or Onward! Papers and Essays. Once again, researchers will circumnavigate the world to meet in Lisbon to discuss science and humanities.

All the recorded talks are available on SIGPLAN YouTube Channel

If you wished to not make your video public, please send and email to sigplan-av+splash23@googlegroups.com and the Video Chairs will take it down. Please do not report the video to YouTube as copyright strikes can suspend the channel.

Keynotes

Room Sun, Oct 22 Mon, Oct 23 Tue, Oct 24 Wed, Oct 25 Thu, Oct 26 Fri, Oct 27
Room I (392) SAS / Posters (evening) SAS SAS /Posters (evening) OOPSLA OOPSLA OOPSLA
Room II (196) MPLR SLE SLE OOPSLA OOPSLA / SRC Presentations OOPSLA
Room IV (36) FTSCS REBLS
Room V (37) PAINT
Room XIII (44) ST30 ST30 IWACO
Room XV (100) GPCE GPCE DLS
Ocenos (50) PPDP PPDP CONFLANG
Room VI (108) HATRA VMIL PLF
Room VII (90) LOPSTR LOPSTR Onward! Onward!
Room XII (120) LIVE Doctoral Symposium SPLASH-E OOPSLA OOPSLA
Room III (270) PLMW Job Market Breakfast / LGBTQ lunch Junior Faculty breakfast / URM Lunch SIGPLAN-M Lunch
Room XI Office room Office room Office room Office room Office room Office room
Gallery Coffee break / Lunch Coffee break / Lunch Coffee break / Lunch Coffee break / Lunch / Standing buffet, reception Coffee break / Lunch Coffee break / Lunch

Our expected daily schedule is as follows (please do check out the detailed program as well since some of the events’ programs deviate slightly):

Time Slot
7:30am - 4pm Registration
8am - 9am Mentoring Breakfast (Wed/Thu)*
9am (or 9:30am) - 10:30am First Session / Keynote Talk
10:30am - 11am Morning Break
11am - 12:30pm (or 12:30pm TBC) Second Session
12:30pm - 2pm Lunch
2pm - 3:30pm Third Session
3:30pm - 4pm Afternoon Break
4pm - 5:30pm Fourth Session
5:30pm - 7:30pm Poster Session / Reception

*requires prior registration

DEI Events:

Wed, Oct 25 Thu, Oct 26 Fri, Oct 27
Job Market Breakfast (Room III) Junior Faculty Breakfast (Room III) SIGPLAN-M Lunch
LGBTQ Lunch (Room III) URM (Under-represented Minorities) Lunch (Room III)
Women@SPLASH dinner (Restaurant Baía do Peixe, Av. Dom Carlos I 6, 2750-310 Cascais)

SRC Winners

Congratulate to the following students for winning the SPLASH Student Research Competition:
### Graduate
1st Place: Jesse Hoobergs for the work on “Modular educational languages”
2nd Place: Marta Davila Mateu for the work on [_“Synthesizing Recursive Programs Through Dataflow Constraints”_](https://2023.splashcon.org/details/splash-202
read full article * Wed 25 Oct 2023 by Andreea Costea
### Distinguished OOPSLA 2013 Artifacts and Reviewers

Congratulations to the authors of the following papers for their efforts in packing an exceptional artifact chosen as Distinguished OOPSLA Artifact:

Ike Mulder and Robbert Krebbers. Proof Automation for Linearizability in Separation Logic. Proc. ACM Program. Lang. 7, OOPSLA1, Article 91 (April 2023). DOI
Qinlin Chen, Nairen Zhang, Jinpeng Wang, Tian Tan, Chang Xu, Xiaoxing Ma, and Yue Li. **The Essence of Verilog: A Tractable and …
read full article * Sun 22 Oct 2023 by Andreea Costea
### Distinguished OOPSLA Papers

Shaohua Li and Zhendong Su. Accelerating Fuzzing through Prefix-Guided Execution. Proc. ACM Program. Lang. 7, OOPSLA1, Article 75 (April 2023). DOI
Shraddha Barke, Michael B. James, and Nadia Polikarpova. Grounded Copilot: How Programmers Interact with Code-Generating Models. Proc. ACM Program. Lang. 7, OOPSLA1, Article 78 …
read full article * Sat 21 Oct 2023 by Andreea Costea
### OOPSLA'13 Most Influential Paper Award

The OOPSLA’13 paper “Empirical Analysis of Programming Language Adoption” by Leo A. Meyerovich and Ariel S. Rabkin has been selected as the OOPSLA’13 Most Influential Paper Award.
Some programming languages become wildly popular while others fade away. This paper seeks to answer why by performing an empirical study spanning hundreds of thousands of open-source software projects and interviews with thousands of programmers. The met …
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