| FYI Think this one very relevant to our cause, and plan to submit something. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- JMLC2006 – Joint Modular Languages Conference 2006 12-15th September 2006; Jesus College, Oxford, England Preliminary Call for Papers JMLC2006 will be the seventh conference in a successful series, with past events held 1987 in Bled, Slovenia; 1990 in Loughborough, Great Britain; 1994 in Ulm, Germany; 1997 in Linz, Austria; 2000 in Zürich, Switzerland; and 2003 in Klagenfurt, Austria. The mission of the Joint Modular Languages Conference, JMLC is to explore the concepts of well-structured programming languages and software, and those of teaching good design and programming style. We are especially interested in the construction of large and distributed software systems. We also invite papers on software engineering aspects in new and dynamic application areas. We also organize a vendors’ session and industrial demonstrations. Topics for technical papers include, but are not restricted to: * programming language design and implementation * modular software architectures * component-based software architectures * service-oriented architectures * software tools and environments * software quality and testing * formal methods in modular and composable software development * modularity and composability in parallel and distributed systems * modularity and composability in safety-critical and real-time systems * software engineering education * case studies aligning with any of the above We expect to publish the conference proceedings as a Springer LNCS volume. Submissions should be formatted to follow LNCS guidelines not to exceed 20 pages in that format. Submissions should be sent electronically in PDF format to David Lightfoot (DLightfoot@xxxxxxxxxxxxx). All submissions will be fully peer reviewed. For every accepted paper, one author is expected to register and present the work at the conference. Deadline for submissions: 3rd March 2006 Notification of authors: 19th May 2006 Final copies of accepted papers: 16th June 2006 Steering Committee László Böszörményi; U Klagenfurt, Austria Michael Franz; UC Irvine, USA Jürg Gutknecht; ETH Zürich, Switzerland David Lightfoot, Oxford Brookes, England Hanspeter Mössenböck; U Linz, Austria Clemens Szyperski, Microsoft, USA Niklaus Wirth, ETH Zürich emeritus, Switzerland Programme Co-Chairs David Lightfoot; Oxford Brookes, England Clemens Szyperski; Microsoft, USA Programme Committee Jonathan Aldrich; CMU, USA Pierre America; Philips Research, Netherlands Uwe Assmann; TU Dresden, Germany Nick Benton; Microsoft Research Cambridge, UK László Böszörményi; U Klagenfurt, Austria Gilad Bracha; Sun Java Software, USA Michael E. Caspersen; Aarhus U, Denmark Craig Chambers; U Washington, USA K. John Gough; Queensland UT, Australia Dominik Gruntz; Fachhochschule Aargau, Switzerland Jürg Gutknecht; ETH Zürich, Switzerland Thomas Henzinger; EPF Lausanne, Switzerland Nigel Horspool; U Victoria, Canada Zoltán Horváth; Budapest U (ELTE), Hungary Mehdi Jazayeri; TU Vienna, Austria Helmut Ketz; Fachhochschule Reutlingen, Germany Brian Kirk; Robinson Associates, UK Christoph Kirsch; U Salzburg, Austria Jens Knoop; TU Vienna, Austria Kai Koskimies; TU Tampere, Finland Ole Lehrmann Madsen; Aarhus U, Denmark Liu Ling; U Shanghai, China Jochen Ludewig; U Stuttgart, Germany Jan Madey; U Warsaw, Poland Roland Mittermeir; U Klagenfurt, Austria Hanspeter Mössenböck; U Linz, Austria Pieter Muller; Esmertec, Switzerland Judit Nyeky; Budapest U (ELTE), Hungary Martin Odersky; EPF Lausanne, Switzerland Jens Palsberg; Purdue U, USA Frank Peschel-Gallee; Microsoft, USA Gustav Pomberger; U Linz, Austria Wolfgang Pree; U Salzburg, Austria Paul Reed; Padded Cell Software, UK Paul Roe; Queensland UT, Australia Markus Schordan; TU Vienna, Austria Brian Shearing; The Software Factory, UK Pat Terry; Rhodes U, South Africa Fyodor Tkachov; Institute for Nuclear Research (RAS), Russia Wolfgang Weck; Independent Software Architect, Switzerland Mark Woodman; Middlesex U, UK |