Awards
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The ceremony awards the most influential paper of ICFP 2013 — Handlers in Action (Ohad Kamar, Sam Linley, Nicholas Ruri) with a $1,000 prize, citing its first operational semantics for handlers, an effect system, a practical HCal implementation and experiments, and downstream influence on OCaml 5, React-style designs, Pyro and Haskell libraries. Three distinguished papers earn recognition (functional choreographic programming, Reflecting on Random Generation, a core calculus for functional logic programming) and multiple student research competition winners receive top prizes.
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