DLS 2023 Contributors

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A Nada AminAmin, Nada Harvard UniversityUnited States Committee Member in Program Committee within the DLS-track
Davide AnconaAncona, Davide DIBRIS, University of Genova, ItalyItaly Committee Member in Program Committee within the DLS-track
B CF Bolz-TereickBolz-Tereick, CF Germany Committee Member in Steering Committee within the DLS-track
Rodrigo BrunoBruno, Rodrigo INESC-ID - IST-ULisboaPortugal Language Runtimes for the New Cloud Era
C Walter CazzolaCazzola, Walter Università degli Studi di MilanoItaly Is Polyglot Programming Really a Thing?
Maxime Chevalier-BoisvertChevalier-Boisvert, Maxime ShopifyCanada Are we Heading Towards a Dynamic Language Winter? Committee Member in Program Committee within the DLS-track
D Wolfgang De MeuterDe Meuter, Wolfgang Vrije Universiteit BrusselBelgium Committee Member in Program Committee within the DLS-track Committee Member in Steering Committee within the DLS-track
F Tim FelgentreffFelgentreff, Tim Oracle Labs, PotsdamGermany Committee Member in Program Committee within the DLS-track Committee Member in Steering Committee within the DLS-track
Matthew FlattFlatt, Matthew University of UtahUnited States Committee Member in Steering Committee within the DLS-track
Juan FumeroFumero, Juan University of ManchesterUnited Kingdom Session Chair of The Future of Runtimes (part of DLS)
G Arjun GuhaGuha, Arjun Northeastern University; RobloxUnited States Committee Member in Steering Committee within the DLS-track
H Maxwell HeiberHeiber, Maxwell MetaUnited Kingdom Going Static, Gradually: Semantic Soundness and Telling the Truth at Scale
Robert HirschfeldHirschfeld, Robert University of Potsdam; Hasso Plattner InstituteGermany Committee Member in Steering Committee within the DLS-track
I Roberto IerusalimschyIerusalimschy, Roberto PUC-RioBrazil Committee Member in Program Committee within the DLS-track
K Stephen KellKell, Stephen King's College LondonUnited Kingdom The importance of facing outwards: why dynamic languages can and should address the world
M Stefan MarrMarr, Stefan University of KentUnited Kingdom Session Chair of Beyond the Language (part of DLS) Session Chair of Looking Outward (part of DLS) Most Notable Paper Award Committee Member in Program Committee within the DLS-track Chair in Steering Committee within the DLS-track
Mark MarronMarron, Mark University of Kentucky Programming Languages for AI Programing Agents
Kevin MenardMenard, Kevin Shopify JITs are Nice, but Why Aren’t We Using Them?
N James NobleNoble, James Research & ProgrammingNew Zealand All Languages are Dynamic
R Andreas RossbergRossberg, Andreas IndependentGermany Keeping the asm in Wasm – Running high-level languages on a low-level VM
S Christophe ScholliersScholliers, Christophe Universiteit Gent, Belgium The Bright Future of Debuggers: Challenges and Opportunities
Manuel SerranoSerrano, Manuel Inria; University of Côte d'AzurFrance Session Chair of Looking Inward (part of DLS) Committee Member in Program Committee within the DLS-track
T Laurence TrattTratt, Laurence King's College LondonUnited Kingdom Committee Member in Program Committee within the DLS-track
V Jan VitekVitek, Jan Northeastern UniversityUnited States Prof. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Dynamic Languages