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Programming Language Research Meetup @ Oracle 2019-06-12

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1 When

The meetup will take place on June 12th 2019, starting at 9:30 and going on until 16:30. There will be an organised outing afterwards for anyone interested in socialising.

2 Why

To build a community of programming languages researchers in Sweden, to get “everyone” up to speed about what we are all doing, network, form new collaborations, and drink coffee (for some value of coffee).

3 Who

3.1 Organisers

3.2 Confirmed Speakers

Namn Affiliation Talk title
Albert (Mingkun) Yang UU Object Relocation for Improved Cache Locality
Albin Stjerna UU (Maybe) Owning Things, Declaratively – Modelling Rust’s Reference Ownership Analysis Declaratively in Datalog
Beatrice Åkerblom SU Reference Capabilities for Safe Parallel Array Programming
Christian Schulte KTH Unison: From Optimality to Diversity…
Christoph Reichenbach LTH Program Analysis and Programmer Productivity Tools
Christoph Kessler LiU High-Level Portable PRogramming of Heterogeneous Parallel Systems
David Broman KTH A Vision of Miking: Heterogeneous Language Composition and Self-Learning Compilers
Elias Castegren KTH Designing Languages for Composition
Emma Söderberg LTH Useful Program Analysis
Görel Hedin LTH Extensible Programming Language Tools
Kiko Fernandez UU Control-Flow and Data-Flow Futures
Kostis Sanogas UU Stateless Model-Checking
Marjan Sirjani MDH Designing Actor Languages for Model Checking and Performance Evaluation
Per Lidén Oracle The design of ZGC
Thomas Sewell Chalmers Overview of the CakeML Verified ML Environment (Short)
Walid Taha HH Modeling and Rigorous Simulation of Hybrid Systems

3.3 Attendees (Updated as confirmations come in)

  • Albert (Mingkun) Yang, UU
  • Albin Stjerna, UU
  • Alexander Troshin, UU
  • Alexandru Dura, LTH
  • Alexis Remmers, UU
  • Alfred Åkesson, LTH
  • Beatrice Åkerblom SU
  • Caroline Borg, KTH
  • Christian Schulte, KTH
  • Christoph Kessler, LiU
  • Christoph Reichenbach, LTH
  • Daniel Lundén, KTH
  • David Broman, KTH
  • David Simms, Oracle
  • Elias Castegren, KTH
  • Emma Söderberg, LTH
  • Ellen Arvidsson, KTH
  • Erik Österlund, Oracle
  • Görel Hedin, LTH
  • Jesper Öqvist, LTH
  • Johannes Borgström, UU
  • Karl-Filip Faxén, SICS/RISE
  • Kiko Fernandez, UU
  • Kostis Sanogas, UU
  • Marjan Sirjani, MDH
  • Michael Rehn, UU
  • Oscar Eriksson, KTH
  • Patrik Hedlin, Oracle
  • Per Lidén, Oracle
  • Peter A. Jonsson, SICS/RISE
  • Robin Westberg, Oracle
  • Saranya Natarajan, KTH
  • Sotirios Tzamaras, HH
  • Thomas Sewell, Chalmers
  • Tomas Ericson, Oracle
  • Walid Taha, HH
  • Viktor Palmkvist, KTH
  • Xin Zhao, KTH
  • Xiaomo Yao, KTH
  • Yonas Ghidei

4 What

4.1 Programme

Start Stop What
09:00 09:30 Registration mingle
09:30 10:00 Session I
    Opening (Jesper + Tobias)
    Per Lidén, Oracle
10:00 10:20 Coffee Break
10:20 12:00 Session II
    David Broman, KTH
    Marjan Sirjani, MDH
    Kostis Sagonas, UU
    Emma Söderberg, LTH
12:00 13:00 Lunch
13:00 14:40 Session III
    Elias Castegren, KTH
    Görel Hedin, LTH
    Walid Taha, HH
    Albert Yang, UU (Short)
    Albin Stjerna, UU (Short)
14:40 15:00 Coffee Break
15:00 16:30 Session IV
    Christoph Reichenbach, LTH
    Kiko Fernandez, UU
    Christoph Kessler, LiU (Short)
    Christian Schulte, KTH (Short)
    Beatrice Åkerblom, SU (Short)
    Saranya Natarajan (Short)
    Thomas Sewell (Short)

5 Where

At the Oracle office at Münchenbryggeriet.
Söder Mälarstrand 57 (6th floor)
118 25 Stockholm

Closest subway station: Mariatorget (exit: Torkel Knutssongatan).

Closest commuter train station: Södra Station (exit: Rosenlundsgatan).

5.1 Directions from Arlanda

5.1.1 Alternative One (300+ SEK, 45-60 minutes)

  1. Get on the Arlanda Express train to Stockholm Central. This trip takes 20 minutes and costs 280 SEK. No stops or stop-overs.
  2. When you arrive at the Central station, either catch the Subway to Mariatorget, or catch the Commuter Train (Pendeltåg) to Södra station.
    1. Subway: Lines 13 and 14 in the direction of Norsborg, Liljeholmen or Fruängen. This trip takes 5 minutes and costs 32 SEK. 3 stops, no stop-overs.
    2. Subway: Lines 41, 42 and 43 in the direction of Nynäshamn, Södertälje, Tungelsta, Västerhaninge or Älvsjö. This trip takes 2 minutes and costs 32 SEK. No stops or stop-overs.
  3. Follow the waking directions below, depending on your choice above.

5.1.2 Alternative Two (150 SEK, 1h 20minutes)

  1. Get on the Flygbussarna bus to Stockholm. As always in Stockholm, there is choice:
    1. Go directly to Liljeholmen subway station (bus leaves 7:16, and then every 20 minutes). This trip takes 56 minutes and costs 119 SEK. No stop-overs. Then take the subway to Mariatorget. This trip takes 5 minutes and costs 32 SEK. 3 stops, no stop-overs. Walk from Mariatorget following the directions (7 minutes).
    2. Go directly to Stockholm City (bus leaves 7:22, and then every 10 minutes). This trip takes 47 minutes and costs 119 SEK. No stop-overs. Then follow the directions from Step 2 above.

5.1.3 Alternative Three (~500 SEK, 40-60 minutes)

Take a taxi directly to Söder Mälarstrand 57. There is a fixed price. Travel time should be 40-60 minutes, but if you arrive during rush hours delays are likely.

5.2 Directions from Uppsala

  1. Simplest but slightly slower (1h 13 minutes): take the Commuter Train (Pendeltåg) från Uppsala C to Södra Station (1 hour) and walk from there following the directions below.
  2. Slightly faster but with 1 stop-over (1h): take the SJ train från Uppsala C to Stockholm C (33-38 minutes), then follow the directions from Step 2 in the directions from Arlanda.

5.3 Walking Directions from Mariatorget

5.4 Walking Directions from Södra Station


Nerd fact: These pages are generated using org-mode in Emacs, a modified ReadTheOrg template, and a bunch of scripts.

Author: Tobias Wrigstad

Created: 2019-06-12 ons 10:35

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