International Conference on Systems, Programming, Languages and Applications - Software for Humanity — 2026

About SPLASH

The ACM SIGPLAN Conference on Systems, Programming, Languages, and Applications is a major international venue for innovation in programming language theory, language implementation, software systems, and advanced applications. SPLASH includes several co-located tracks and symposia that explore language design, compiler technologies, program analysis, runtime systems, virtual machines, and emerging programming models. The conference highlights both foundational advances and practical techniques that improve how developers design, build, and reason about software.

Who Should Attend

SPLASH is ideal for programming language researchers, systems engineers, tool builders, software architects, and developers interested in the future of programming environments. Attendees benefit from deep technical sessions, demonstrations, and discussions that reveal new directions in language research and software system design.

Who Should Submit Papers

Authors developing new language features, compiler optimizations, runtime mechanisms, program analyses, verification tools, or systems level applications should submit to SPLASH. Papers that combine strong theoretical insight with practical impact are especially welcome.

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