Oopsla 2025 Accepted Papers 2025

Oopsla 2025 Accepted Papers 2025. October 2025 Calendar With Notes And Holidays Handy Calendars The paper entitled "Foundations for Deductive Verification of Continuous Probabilistic Programs: From Lebesgue to Riemann and Back" by Kevin Batz, Joost-Pieter Katoen, Francesca Randone (University of Trieste), and Tobias Winkler has been accepted for the International Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages, and Application (OOPSLA 2025). Most Influential OOPSLA Paper Award Each year a "Most Influential" OOPSLA paper is chosen and an presentation is made at OOPSLA.

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AEC members will be responsible for reviewing artifacts submitted alongside accepted papers to OOPSLA 2025 There are two new things in this year's Call that you should be sure to pay attention to: Reserve Reviewer Policy

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AEC members will be responsible for reviewing artifacts submitted alongside accepted papers to OOPSLA 2025 OOPSLA 2025 Round 1 2025 : Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages, and Applications (Round 1) The paper entitled "Foundations for Deductive Verification of Continuous Probabilistic Programs: From Lebesgue to Riemann and Back" by Kevin Batz, Joost-Pieter Katoen, Francesca Randone (University of Trieste), and Tobias Winkler has been accepted for the International Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages, and Application (OOPSLA 2025).

2025 Logo Png Raine Carolina. Papers accepted in either round will be published in the 2025 volume of PACMPL(OOPSLA) and invited to present at the SPLASH conference in 2025 Most Influential OOPSLA Paper Award Each year a "Most Influential" OOPSLA paper is chosen and an presentation is made at OOPSLA.

Important Dates SPLASH 2025. There are two new things in this year's Call that you should be sure to pay attention to: Reserve Reviewer Policy OOPSLA 2025 Round 1 2025 : Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages, and Applications (Round 1)