NJ Programming Languages and Systems Seminar

Next meeting: Friday, May 9th at Jane Street

About NJPLS

The New Jersey Programming Languages and Systems Seminar Series is an informal forum that promotes interaction among programming languages and systems researchers in the New Jersey area. The series provides an opportunity to present unfinished research-in-progress and receive feedback and constructive criticism. We hold one-day meetings every few months, for instance at Agere, AT&T Florham Park, Avaya, Bell Labs Lucent, Rutgers, Princeton, Stevens, or UPenn (New Jersey is a state of mind). Meeting agendas are coordinated by a chair who is selected by popular vote. There are about ten informal talks of about thirty minutes each, usually beginning about 9:00am and ending about 4:00pm. As of 2023, attendance averaged over 50 people.

Joining NJPLS

Subscribe to the NJPLS mailing list for updates on this and future NJPLS.

Links

NJPLS is managed by a steering committee formed in November 2023, which consists of two permanent members and recent organizers. The current steering committee members are:

The NJPLS website is currently administered by Michael Greenberg and hosted by Chung-Chieh Shan. Many thanks to

  • Andrew Wright, who ran the NJPLS website and mailing list from December 1994 until October 2001,
  • Kathleen Fisher, who ran it from October 2001 until August 2005,
  • Steve Zdancewic, who ran it from August 2005 until September 2009,
  • Chung-chieh Shan, who ran it from September 2009 until October 2012, and
  • William Mansky, who ran it until 2021.