APPSEM05: CALL FOR INDUSTRIAL SUBMISSIONS At the forthcoming APPSEM workshop (on the beautiful island of Frauenchiemsee <http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frauenchiemsee>, in September), we are keen to hear about industrial work which takes a principled approach to programming languages. This could mean development of a novel language, a novel compiler, program analysis tools, or indeed, just a semantic model for a new kind of application. However, we don't want to be restrictive: we welcome talks on any kind of industrial work which is informed by the science of programming languages. The theme of the workshop as a whole is Applied Semantics; we are planning a special session of industrial contributions. We appreciate that people working in industry do not always have the time to write full papers, so there is a mechanism for "short submissions" that only require an abstract of a maximum two pages to be submitted. Abstracts should be submitted to the APPSEM05 submission page <http://lionel.tcs.ifi.lmu.de/appsem05-submit/> by July 8th. Please label submissions "Industrial Application". We also plan a discussion session on industrial problems that can be addressed by semantic methods, which we hope our industrial participants will contribute to actively. More information is available from the workshop home page: http://lionel.tcs.ifi.lmu.de/APPSEM05/ If you are engaged in this kind of work in industry, please send us an abstract! We look forward to a fruitful session at the workshop itself. John Hughes and Peter Dybjer (session organisers)