PASS 2019 Contributors -

Mon 15 - Fri 19 July 2019 Hammersmith, London, United Kingdom

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A Tomoyuki AotaniAotani, Tomoyuki Tokyo Institute of TechnologyJapan TinyCORP: A Calculus for Context-Oriented Reactive Programming
B Walter BinderBinder, Walter University of Lugano, Switzerland Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
Christoph BockischBockisch, Christoph Philipps-Universität MarburgGermany Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the PASS-track
C Nicolás CardozoCardozo, Nicolás Universidad de los AndesColombia Distributed Context Petri Nets
Walter CazzolaCazzola, Walter Università degli Studi di MilanoItaly Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
Shigeru ChibaChiba, Shigeru University of Tokyo, JapanJapan Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
D Jose Daniel Fandiño de la HozDaniel Fandiño de la Hoz, Jose Universidad de los AndesColombia Distributed Context Petri Nets
Cynthia DisenfeldDisenfeld, Cynthia University of Toronto Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
Benoît DuhouxDuhoux, Benoît Université catholique de Louvain, BelgiumBelgium Implementation of a Feature-Based Context-Oriented Programming Language Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
Bruno DumasDumas, Bruno Université de NamurBelgium Implementation of a Feature-Based Context-Oriented Programming Language
G Dan GrossmanGrossman, Dan University of WashingtonUnited States Committee Member in Program Committee within the PASS-track
Sebastian GötzGötz, Sebastian Technische Universität DresdenGermany Committee Member in Program Committee within the PASS-track
H David H. LorenzH. Lorenz, David Technion—Israel Institute of Technology Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
Robert HirschfeldHirschfeld, Robert Hasso-Plattner-Institut (HPI), GermanyGermany Implementing Babylonian/S by Putting Examples into Contexts: Tracing Instrumentation for Example-based Live Programming as a Use Case for Context-oriented Programming Organizing Committee in Organizing Committee within the COP-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
I Atsushi IgarashiIgarashi, Atsushi Kyoto University, JapanJapan Organizing Committee in Organizing Committee within the COP-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
J Fahed JubairJubair, Fahed University of JordanJordan Committee Member in Program Committee within the PASS-track
K Tetsuo KaminaKamina, Tetsuo Oita UniversityJapan TinyCORP: A Calculus for Context-Oriented Reactive Programming
Tetsuo KaminaKamina, Tetsuo Oita UniversityJapan Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
L Gary T. LeavensLeavens, Gary T. University of Central FloridaUnited States Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
Jens LinckeLincke, Jens Hasso Plattner Institute, University of Potsdam, GermanyGermany Implementing Babylonian/S by Putting Examples into Contexts: Tracing Instrumentation for Example-based Live Programming as a Use Case for Context-oriented Programming
Yu David LiuLiu, Yu David State University of New York (SUNY) BinghamtonUnited States Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the PASS-track
David H. LorenzLorenz, David H. Open University and Technion IIT Session Chair of Research Papers (part of COP) Session Chair of Research Papers (part of COP) Contact Organizer in Organizing Committee within the COP-track Chair in Program Committee within the COP-track
M Mariana MarasoiuMarasoiu, Mariana University of Cambridge Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
Hidehiko MasuharaMasuhara, Hidehiko Tokyo Institute of TechnologyJapan Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the PASS-track Organizing Committee in Organizing Committee within the COP-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
Toni MattisMattis, Toni University of Potsdam PotsdamGermany Implementing Babylonian/S by Putting Examples into Contexts: Tracing Instrumentation for Example-based Live Programming as a Use Case for Context-oriented Programming
Kim MensMens, Kim Université Catholique de Louvain, BelgiumBelgium Implementation of a Feature-Based Context-Oriented Programming Language Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
N Fabio NiephausNiephaus, Fabio Hasso Plattner Institute, University of PotsdamGermany Implementing Babylonian/S by Putting Examples into Contexts: Tracing Instrumentation for Example-based Live Programming as a Use Case for Context-oriented Programming
P Roly PereraPerera, Roly Alan Turing InstituteUnited Kingdom Committee Member in Program Committee within the COP-track
Gustavo PintoPinto, Gustavo UFPABrazil Committee Member in Program Committee within the PASS-track
Aleksandar ProkopecProkopec, Aleksandar Oracle LabsSwitzerland Committee Member in Program Committee within the PASS-track
R Hridesh RajanRajan, Hridesh Iowa State UniversityUnited States Committee Member in Program Committee within the PASS-track
Stefan RamsonRamson, Stefan Hasso Plattner Institute, Germany Implementing Babylonian/S by Putting Examples into Contexts: Tracing Instrumentation for Example-based Live Programming as a Use Case for Context-oriented Programming
Patrick ReinRein, Patrick Hasso Plattner Institute, GermanyGermany Implementing Babylonian/S by Putting Examples into Contexts: Tracing Instrumentation for Example-based Live Programming as a Use Case for Context-oriented Programming
S Juan Sebastián SosaSebastián Sosa, Juan Universidad de los AndesColombia Distributed Context Petri Nets
Y Nobuko YoshidaYoshida, Nobuko Imperial College London Committee Member in Program Committee within the PASS-track
Z Lukasz ZiarekZiarek, Lukasz SUNY Buffalo, USAUnited States Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the PASS-track

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