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Submissions to the workshop should present either mature or ongoing work in foundational and theoretical aspects of concurrent programming, languages, tools, frameworks, case studies, and practical experience. The main criteria for selecting workshop contributions will be the novelty and value of the ideas presented, and their intrinsic interest and timeliness
Papers will be peer reviewed by the members of a program committee that will be chosen by the organizers of the workshop. Papers submitted in the full papers category will be digitally published in the form of workshop proceedings in the ACM Digital Library, while the 2-page articles and contest solutions will be posted on the workshop website for future reference. The authors submitting to the latter categories of papers have the opportunity in LaME to obtain feedback on their work, which will help them prepare their papers for later submission to top-tier conferences. To encourage authors to address the challenge problem, additional pages will be allowed for papers that both present some idea and address the challenge.

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