The International Conference on Functional Programming 97(ICFP '97)
The page for ICFP'98 can be found here!
The International Conference on Functional Programming 1997
(ICFP '97)
followed by
Conference on Partial Evaluation
and Semantics-Based Program Manipulation
( PEPM'97)
Amsterdam, 1997
Contents
The call for papers is available in
Postscript
or on the
Web .
The deadline for this has expired.
ACM ICFP conference: Mon 9, Tue 10, Wed 11 June 1997
ACM PEPM conference: Thu 12, Fri 13 June 1997
CWI, Kruislaan 403, 1098 SJ Amsterdam, The Netherlands
General Chair
Program Chair
Local Organisation Chairs
The host institutes (CWI and UvA/WINS) are located in the Amsterdam
Science Park, which is the largest concentration of research
institutes in science and mathematics in the Netherlands.
The Science Park offers excellent libraries in many of the exact
sciences. Remote login access via the Internet is open to visitors.
The conference will be held in the main auditorium of the CWI
(capacity up to 150). All conferencing facilities are provided.
A break out room is available for committee meetings and the like.
Tea and coffee will be served outside the auditorium.
Lunches will be served in the Science Park restaurant, which is one
flight of stairs away from the auditorium.
Amsterdam is a historic city of outstanding beauty. It is the capital
of the Netherlands and home to over 700,000 people. The Netherlands
have a temperate climate. The average rainfall in June is 70mm, and the
average day temperature is 19 degrees centigrade.
The Amsterdam Schiphol airport serves hundreds of destinations daily
from all over the world. From the airport it is a short train journey
to the centre of the city, with trains running day and night.
The railway and road networks in the Netherlands provide for easy
routes from neighbouring countries (Germany and Belgium) as well as
the rest of continental Europe. There are daily ferry services to and
from the United Kingdom.
Public transport in Amsterdam is frequent and reliable.
For more information, see:
Hotel accommodation will be arranged in various different Hotels
in and around the city of Amsterdam.
The Center for Mathematics and Computer Science
(CWI) is a part of the
Mathematical Centre Foundation, aiming to foster mathematics and
computer science research in the Netherlands. Special attention is
paid to the applicability of the results of fundamental research;
part of CWI's mission is to transfer new knowledge to society in
general, and trade and industry in particular.
The Faculty of Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics and Astronomy
of the University of Amsterdam (UvA/WINS)
has strong research groups
in the areas of theoretical computer science, programming methodology
and computer systems.
The conference will be organised in collaboration with the
University
of Nijmegen (KUN) which has a long tradition of research in
functional programming.
For more information, including the advance program and registration
information, please look here.
Jon Mountjoy,
Keeper of the Page (on behalf of the steering committee)