(International-Lisp-Conference-Day-1)
Monday October 28^th: LISP & Functional Languages
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Talks

Morning Track 1
7:00-8:00	Registration
8:00-8:40	Masayuki Ida	Aoyama Gakuin University	The History of Lisp Standardization during 1984-1990
8:45-9:25	Jon L. White	CommerceOne Inc.	Memory Managemt Strategies Pioneered in Lisp Systems, or else 'I Forget ...
9:30-10:10	Lutz Mueller	Nuevatec Inc.	Memory Management, Virtual Machine Architecture and Evaluation in newLISP
10:10-10:30	Break
10:30-11:10	Taiichi Yuasa	Kyoto University	Return Barrier: Incremental Stack Scanning for Snapshot Real-time GC
11:15-11:55	Emmanuel Chailloux	Université de Paris	Preuves, Programmes et Systemes
12:00-12:40	Ken Wakita	Tokyo Institute of Technology	Generation of Efficient Virtual Machine
Morning Track 2
7:00-8:00	Registration
8:00-8:40	Mark Tarver	Stoney Brook University	Representing the Types of Polyadic Functions
8:45-9:25	Matthias M. Hölzl	Universität München	ConS/Lisp: A MOP-Based Non-Deterministic Lisp
9:30-10:10	Seiji Koide	Galaxy Express Corporation	MOP3: Memory Organization Package on Meta Object Protocol
10:10-10:30	Break
10:30-11:10	Antonio M. Leito	Instituto Superior Technico	Translating Lisp into Java
11:15-11:55	Sandro Pedrazzini	Canoo Engineering AG	A Clos Implementation of the JUnit Testing Framework Architecture
12:00-12:40	Andre van Meulebrouck	Countrywide Home Loans	Plotting and Scheming the Ubiquitous LISP
Afternoon Track
12:40-1:45	Lunch
1:45-2:35	Daniel Bobrow - Keynote	Xerox PARC	Model Based Computing
2:40-3:10	Christian Queinnec	Lab. d’Informatique de Paris	Programming with Energy
3:15-3:55	Richard Stallman	GNU.org	<tba>
3:55-4:15	Break
4:15-4:55	Roger Corman	Corman Technologies Inc.	Multi-threaded Lisp: Challenges and Solutions
5:00-5:40	Manuel Serrano	INRIA Sophia-Antipolis	Scheme FairThreads
5:45-6:25	John C. Mallery	MIT AI Lab	Abstraction: Design for Evolution
6:25-7:45	Dinner
7:45-8:30	Howard Stearns		Making a Living with Langugaes
8:30-10:00	Future of Lisp Meeting