Call For Papers

This two-day conference will provide a forum for researchers, developers and students to share their latest work in the implementation, principle and use of Lisp. The official language of the conference will be Japanese and English. The LUGM Committee will consider papers on the following topics: Experience Papers, focusing on real-world or mission-critical applications, or innovative uses of Lisp. Technical Papers discussing theoretical or implementation issues with Lisp, new directions and innovative approaches to application con struction. Historical papers analyzing trends, themes or events in the history of Lisp. Papers speculating on the future of Lisp and how to improve its popularity. Authors desiring to submit a full paper are requested to declare their intention by submitting a preliminary outline/overview of their paper by February 25, 2000. All final papers should be submitted by April 17, 2000 to the Conference Referee, Dr. Taiichi Yuasa [email protected] For more information contact [email protected]