November 15, 2019
SIT Lecture Theatre 123
School of Information Technologies Building (J12)
University of Sydney
About SAPLING
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SAPLING aims to promote and develop research in the Programming Languages field within Sydney and surrounding areas, particularly including
nearby regional centres such as Canberra, Newcastle and Wollongong, but not excluding places further afield.
Interested parties should join the SAPLING mailing list:
https://groups.google.com/a/mq.edu.au/group/sci.sapling/about
Important Dates:
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- Abstract and funding submission deadline: October 11, 2019
- Notification: October 14, 2019
- Meeting: November 15, 2019
SAPLING Meetings
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SAPLING meetings allow programming language academics, researchers, industry practitioners and students to present and discuss their research
and experiences in an informal setting.
Previous meetings were held at Macquarie University (2017, 2013, 2007), Australian National University (2016, 2012, 2007), The University of Sydney (2015, 2009), Oracle Labs, Brisbane (2014), University of Technology, Sydney (2011), University of New South
Wales (2010, 2006), and Victoria University of Wellington (2018).
The 2019 SAPLING meeting will be held at the University of Sydney.
SAPLING talks are generally of 20-25 minutes duration with substantial periods of time available for discussion. Talks can present completed
work, outline work in progress, demonstrate a system, or provide a short tutorial on a topic of general interest.
Submissions for talks should be in the form of an abstract no longer than one A4 page in plain text, PostScript or PDF format. The abstract should
be emailed to Tony Sloane (Anthony.Sloane AT mq.edu.au).
As far as possible, selection of presenters is non-competitive, with all interested qualified speakers given an opportunity to talk, within
the time constraints of a one day meeting. Preference will be given to topics of general interest.
No proceedings will be published but the talk abstracts and links to related material will be published on the SAPLING website. There is
no registration fee to attend this meeting.
Travel Funding
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A limited amount of travel support is available for students from outside Sydney, thanks to financial support from Oracle Labs, Australia. Students
requesting travel support must submit a brief justification to Tony Sloane (Anthony.Sloane AT mq.edu.au)
by the abstract submission deadline.
Travel support will only be available for students from Australia and New Zealand. Funds are limited and we will give priority to students
likely to benefit most from attending the meeting, i.e. students whose research is most aligned with the topic. Support will not exceed the cheapest airfare or train fare from the nearest major airport/train fare to Sydney.